This set is already considered one of the most interesting investment options and Gallade EX is one of the prettier cards
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New Product Release Supreme Darkness Metagame Breakdown 83 Ryzeal (79 Ryzeal, 1 Magistus Ryzeal, 1 Mathmech Ryzeal, 1 Trickstar Ryzeal, 1 Zoodiac Ryzeal) 25 Maliss (24 Maliss, 1 Bystial Maliss) 20 Voiceless Voice (15 Voiceless Voice, 4 Ryzeal Voiceless Voice, 1 Azamina Voiceless Voice) 11 Tenpai Dragon 10 Memento 10 Snake-Eye (7 Fiendsmith Azamina Snake-Eye, 3 Fiendsmith White Forest Azamina Snake-Eye) 7 Blue-Eyes (5 Primite Blue-Eyes, 2 Blue-Eyes) 7 Labrynth (6 Labrynth, 1 Ryzeal Labrynth) 7 White Forest (2 Azamina White Forest, 1 Fiendsmith White Forest, 1 Fiendsmith Azamina White Forest, 1 Toy White Forest, 1 Toy Azamina White Forest, 1 Toy Fiendsmith Azamina White Forest) 6 Centur-Ion (3 Centur-Ion, 2 Magistus Centur-Ion, 1 Superheavy Samurai Sinful Spoils Centur-Ion) 5 Grass Branded 3 Fiendsmith Goblin Biker 3 Sky Striker 2 Atlantean 2 Azamina Chimera 2 Crystron 2 Dragon Link (1 Dragon Link, 1 Centur-Ion Dragon Link) 2 Fiendsmith Unchained 2 Ritual Beast 2 Tachyon (1 Tachyon, 1 Trickstar Tachyon) 2 Yubel (1 Yubel, 1 Fiendsmith Yubel) 1 Azamina Snake-Eye Fire King 1 Blackwing 1 Dinomorphia 1 Fiendsmith Centur-Ion Mannadium 1 Fiendsmith Magical Musket 1 Fiendsmith Scareclaw 1 Fiendsmith Spright 1 Horus Naturia 1 Ice Barrier 1 Runick 1 Primite Ragnaraika Sunavalon Rikka 1 Spellbook Tenpai Dragon Endymion Dracoslayer Majespecter 1 Traptrix 1 Ryzeal Zoodiac Ryzeal Supreme Darkness gave Ryzeal a new support card in the form of Eclipse Twins

Most Used Format Non-Meta Decks Public Decks 330 Tournament Decks 68 Top: TCG Total Copies 710 Avg Copies / Deck 2.15 Main Deck 99.7% 708 copies in 329 decks Extra Deck 0% 0 copies in 0 decks Side Deck 0.3% 2 copies in 1 decks Similar Cards Cards with related names, effects, or gameplay patterns
The brilliance of Battles is that the design sidesteps the common pitfalls of opt-in tug-of-wars: your opponent cannot derive any benefit from them, they can only deny you from getting an additional benefit