Whatever the case, nothing changes the fact that this Kangaskhan is a very rare card, with a ballpark estimate of just 50 copies floating around
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Think of it and most probably we have it among our grand selection of products
I love Auras and Goad so this weird mix is greatly appealing to me, but Kaima is a terrible leader for a Modify deck because it doesn't incentivize you to modify your own creatures at all
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