Promo): A1 Mew: A2 Pidgey: A3 Pidgeotto: A4 Pidgeot (GB): A5 Pidgeot (Jungle): A6 Rattata: A7 Raticate: A8 Spearow: A9 Fearow: AA Clefairy: AB Clefable: AC Jigglypuff (Promo): AD Jigglypuff (GB): AE Jigglypuff (Jungle): AF Wigglytuff: B0 Meowth (GB): B1 Meowth (Jungle): B2 Persian: B3 Farfetch'd: B4 Doduo: B5 Dodrio: B6 Lickitung: B7 Chansey: B8 Kangaskhan: B9 Tauros: BA Ditto: BB Eevee: BC Porygon: BD Snorlax: BE Dratini: BF Dragonair: C0 Legendary Dragonite: C1 Dragonite: C2 Professor Oak: C3 Imposter Professor Oak: C4 Bill: C5 Mr
discard 1 monster, and if you do, negate that monster's effect until the end of this turn
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In particular, cards like "The Timelord Michion," which halves LP, and "The Timelord Raphion," which inflicts burn damage equal to the ATK of the monster it battled, have effects that can significantly reduce Life Points on their own, making them compatible with burn decks
The player can paper an entire wall with their old cards to totally renovate that room with a unique style