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Having any kind of repeatable targeting effect can turn this creature into a tapper that constantly removes threatening creatures from combat, or removes a problematic blocker from the equation
Inazuma can be played through his Trigger effect
It first appeared in the Pokmon Card 151 [SV2a] set, and a new design was introduced in Terastal Festival ex [SV8a]
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Youll usually be down mana after casting this card before shipping the turn to your opponent, who gets all their mana and a fresh hand, plus another card drawn for turn