Certain swarm-friendly cards even have inter-dependent Effects, while others just get stronger if theres a full Field
Currently, the One Piece Card Game is their most popular, but they also make the Digimon and Dragon Ball trading card games
Now, Ill yield that there are different arts between the two, but both use the same foiling, the same retro frame, and the only difference in art is that one is meant to be a schematic for the other
In-store is a different kind of problem
Another attacker to consider for this deck is Regigigas- EX , whose second attack requires four C Energy and does 50 damage and an additional 10 for each damage counter on it
Plus, multiple slots in a Play Booster may contain rare cards