The Pokmon TCG began in Japan with the Base Set in 1996, featuring 102 cards covering all of the original 151 Pokmon
(The starter kit wonderfully comes with a QR code to download your packs onto the Magic App for use online!)
On top of that, it also has the bonus feature of letting you configure the maximum price of the cards that you can pack
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The fact that its an artifact creature means it can accept Modular counters in a pinch, which is another big advantage
