There was also a far superior sequel that was only released in Japan, and it would have been preferable if Nintendo had brought that one to Europe instead
Cards most likely to hold better: Ace high-rarity cards Blackbeard high-rarity cards Admiral Super Parallels, especially if the full trio becomes a display target Strong Leader Parallels with both player and collector demand Cards most likely to correct: Mid-tier parallels with no meta role Non-iconic characters that spike only because they are new Cards with wide day-one pricing and low buylist support For sealed Japanese boxes, watch the restock pattern
This card goes infinite with just about everything, most notably Krenko, Mob Boss and any easy untappers like Thornbite Staff
DoomZ XII Zero - Drastea is still the main playmaker of the deck, capable of fetching an equip card from your deck and turning into DoomZ XII End - Drastrius at a moment's notice
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This constant draw engine dramatically improved deck consistency