You control the effect, so you use it on your turn, which lets you play cards like sorceries and creatures and even drop a land
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However, Yanmega ex and Bastiodon are other options you can pursue if you want to have a better deck in Pokmon TCG Pocket
This was further enhanced with a new version of Vaporeon in the Mythical Island expansion and again by several useable cards in the Space-Time Smackdown
When I narrowed I considered whether or not a card could simply be jammed into any deck and improve it without much of a synergy cost
