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Longplays comprehensive recorded playthroughs of video games are created primarily for archival purposes
Pokmon card rarity can be determined by the symbol in the bottom left or right of the card, with three main levels: Common, Uncommon, and Rare
Electric-type cards in general tend to have lower retreat costs ( Electrode has a free retreat, for instance), allowing you to easily swap out cards as needed, keeping your bench and Pikachu exs attack power at full capacity
