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"They echo the same mentality of the Shining cards." These rare and sought-after singles showcase the word "Crystal Type" in red below the artwork and are clearly the highlight of the 2003 Pokmon Aquapolis issue, which is the second of three e-Card sets printed to be compatible with the Nintendo e-Reader

This might be due to the fact that tournament runners-up might be more likely to sell their card as they see it as memorializing a loss and thus be less inclined to keep it around as a keepsake in the way that tournament champs might

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Among those changes, both North America and Europe were also given their first regional LAN event

Theyre officially called single-player decks, since each player requires their own deck for a match