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$74.97 Wishlist Details Card Number: 6/64 Card Type: Fire Edition: Unlimited Finish: Holo HP: 80 Illustrator: Ken Sugimori Manufacturer: Wizards of the Coast Name: Entei Rarity: Holo Rare Retreat Cost: 1 Set: Neo Revelation Stage: Basic Related Products Aipom - 41/64 - Common - 1st Edition Neo Revelation Near Mint 1 In Stock Near Mint 1 In Stock Near Mint 1 In Stock Heavily Played 1 In Stock Magcargo - 33/64 - Uncommon - Unlimited Edition Neo Revelation Damaged 1 In Stock Damaged 1 In Stock Damaged 1 In Stock Golbat - 29/64 - Uncommon - Unlimited Edition Neo Revelation Moderately Played 1 In Stock Moderately Played 1 In Stock Moderately Played 1 In Stock Healing Field - 61/64 - Uncommon - 1st Edition Neo Revelation Near Mint 3 In Stock Near Mint 3 In Stock Near Mint 3 In Stock Lightly Played 1 In Stock Moderately Played 1 In Stock Aerodactyl - 15/64 - Rare - 1st Edition Neo Revelation Heavily Played 1 In Stock Heavily Played 1 In Stock Heavily Played 1 In Stock Suicune - 27/64 - Rare - Unlimited Edition Neo Revelation Moderately Played 1 In Stock Moderately Played 1 In Stock Moderately Played 1 In Stock Balloon Berry - 60/64 - Uncommon - 1st Edition Neo Revelation Heavily Played 1 In Stock Heavily Played 1 In Stock Heavily Played 1 In Stock Graveler - 30/64 - Uncommon - 1st Edition Neo Revelation Near Mint 2 In Stock Near Mint 2 In Stock Near Mint 2 In Stock Lightly Played 1 In Stock
Mana Drain is an instant that counters a spell for two blue mana, then gives you mana equal to the spell's cost at the start of your next main phase, effectively stopping any spell and turning it into mana
