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So you can potentially see unhealthy combos like that arising again with things like Shiftry (NXD 72/99) from Next Destinies, or Vileplume from Ancient Origins, or Exeggutor (PLF 5/116) from Plasma Freeze, which are all just incredible Grass-type Pokemon that are held back by the fact that they're Stage 1 or Stage 2, which is a good way to cripple a card -- or to balance a card, I should say -- to give it a really strong ability, but you make it a Stage 1 or Stage 2, and it's slower
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Return them to the battlefield tapped
Heres the recommended deck for Pikachu EX: 2x Pikachu EX 2x Zapdos EX 2x Voltorb 2x Electrode 2x X Speed 2x Pokball 2x Professor's Research 2x Giovanni 2x Sabrina 2x Potion 3
Remand was also glorious in Splinter Twin because you played almost entirely at instant speed while having a combo that virtually ignored most of what your opponent was doing