Its effect is also seemingly made to support the Over-Hundred Numbers, particularly to facilitate the use of the Barian Emperors' ace card, Rank-Up-Magic - The Seventh One, as evidenced by the fact that the Big Dipper can be seen in the background of its card artwork, which also appears in the artwork of The Seventh One
It plays well out of the box, is forgiving of play mistakes, and it's easy to change and upgrade as artifacts and reanimator are themes that show up in most sets, and the cards in the deck are easy to fit into future decks if you decide to take it apart
Doing so accounts for: 2/4 Mew V FST 250 2/3 Mew VMAX 2/4 Genesect V FST 185 Meloetta FST 124 Oricorio FST 42 Elesas Sparkle FST 233 Bosss Orders PAL 172 Power Tablet FST 236 Battle VIP Pass FST 225 Ultra Ball SVI 196 Cram-o-matic FST 229 Escape Rope BST 125 Choice Belt PAL 176 Fusion Strike Energy FST 244 Double Turbo Energy BRS 151 Which leaves for purchase: $ ($2 or less) Mew V FST (SWSH08), Judge SVI 176, Nest Ball SVI 181, Lost Vacuum CRZ 135, Box of Disaster LOR 154, Lost City LOR 161, Crystal Cave EVS 144 $4.64 $$ (under $10) Iono PAL 185, Mew VMAX, Genesect V FST 185 $24.63 Forest Seal Stone SIT 156 $$$ (over $10) $44.94 Final Total (Including VMax League Battle Deck): $103 Not a bad price to construct Vance Kellys Mew VMAX Deck
Special Guest printings havent affected prices too much in the past, and only showing up in one in every 64 Play boosters, youre not going to see a lot of these
It is said to be the guardian of the seas
If another replacement effect would also change the number of poison counters a player receives, such as that of Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider, the player receiving the counters chooses which one to apply first, regardless of who controls what permanents
