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Risky in a meta that is rife with bench and spread damage

Pulling these high-value cards provides significant excitement, but their low probability concentrates risk, meaning that many packs or boxes may not yield major hits

#1 - Litten #2 - Torracat #3 - Zapdos #4 - Mareep #5 - Flaaffy #6 - Ampharos GX #7 - Blitzle #8 - Zebstrika #9 - Emolga #10 - Joltik #11 - Galvantula #12 - Helioptile #13 - Heliolisk #14 - Tapu Koko #15 - Larvitar #16 - Pupitar #17 - Pancham #18 - Alolan Grimer #19 - Alolan Muk #20 - Tyranitar #21 - Poochyena #22 - Mightyena #23 - Absol #24 - Spiritomb #25 - Zorua #26 - Zoroark #27 - Vullaby #28 - Mandibuzz #29 - Pangoro #30 - Yveltal #31 - Hoopa GX #32 - Incineroar GX #33 - Skarmory #34 - Jirachi #35 - Bronzor #36 - Bronzong #37 - Ferroseed #38 - Ferrothorn #39 - Pawniard #40 - Bisharp #41 - Cobalion GX #42 - Honedge #43 - Doublade #44 - Aegislash #45 - Klefki #46 - Electric Charger #47 - Electripower #48 - Dangerous Drill #49 - Metal Goggles #50 - Nanu #51 - Jasmine #52 - Black Market Prism Star #53 - Ampharos GX #54 - Hoopa GX #55 - Incineroar GX #56 - Cobalion GX #57 - Nanu #58 - Jasmine #59 - Ampharos GX #60 - Hoopa GX #61 - Incineroar GX #62 - Cobalion GX #63 - Electric Charger #64 - Dangerous Drill #65 - Metal Goggles

Each song card states that a character with the right ink cost (or the special Singer ability) can sing the card by exerting that character

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