Beyond its in-game mechanics, Pupitar's design resonates with the themes of potential and transformation, appealing to players who are drawn to stories of growth and evolution
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Maralen enables an aggressive, card-theft-focused control strategy that feels perfectly on-theme for Faeries
The supposedly unique PSA 10-graded Pikachu Illustrator was originally bought by Paul in another record-breaking sale in 2021 for $5.28 million

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It has a Shift cost of three and the ability Sleight of Hand, which states that when you play this character, you may put any number of cards from your hand on the bottom of your deck in any order, and you then draw that many cards plus one