Some versions of these decks rely on Deoxys EX (EX) and a higher focus on Plasma attackers for more damage
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It was one of the best decisions of my life
I could easily see a Hypergenesis deck featuring huge multicolor threats and a lot of copies of Solitude and/or Fury
ORDERS WILL RESUME SHIPPING THEN
This elder giant can still be a terrifying threat without such synergies if your deck can fill the graveyard quickly and handle a color-intensive mana cost
