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For example, bench damage and damage counter placement effects (clearly stated with text like do x damage to one of your opponents Pokmon or place x damage counters on your opponents Pokmon ) can bypass the Active Pokmon

While this card doesn't feature as many details as the more valuable version, the simple, silvery background provides a solid canvas for these two Pokemon

I would rate this card a 4 out of 5 because even though it isn't that good of card compared to today's standards I do think being able to do 120 damage every turn and even having the possibility of doing 120 damage the next turn without having to add energy cards to Charizard was quite rare in the e sets

I did open each pokeball when I bought it to see if the card looked good

Attach one (and only one) energy card to a Pokmon from your hand

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