The remainder of the deck is filled with standard Trainers/item/Supporter cards, with picks such as X Speed supporting the pivot from Moltres to Centiskorch once it's been powered up on your bench, Potion for keeping these Pokemon in play when needed, Giovanni to push for a single turn knockout on many opponents (including ex) by pushing Centiskorch's damage from 130 to 140, Sabrina to disrupt your opponent, and Poke Ball and Professor's Research to help you get the right cards in your hand, and into play
Not even the seller knows whats inside the rest of the deck which is probably a smart choice, since that only increases its potential sale value
Pride of Lions, by the way, has some hilarious art that looks like it would be on a silly retro t-shirt you might find at a thrift store and thing, "How did this get made?" Seventh Edition also had some really great pain lands that tap to add one of two mana colors by spending one life, or generate a colorless mana without the life cost
The Paradox Rift expansion explored the concept of Pokemon existing outside normal time and space, a thematic framework that aligned perfectly with Mewtwo's character as an artificially created being that exists outside the natural Pokemon ecosystem
I don't play modern Yu-Gi-Oh anymore but anytime someone breaks out Exodia I get hyped