1st, Miltiadis Markou (Greece) [Nephthys Metamorphosis Chaos] Source: Master Guide 2, (Wayback Machine) 2nd, Jorge Fabian Pina Lizarraga (Mexico) [Deck Destruction] Source: Master Guide 2 3rd, David Kretschmer (Germany) [Machine Chaos] Source: Spieleforum.de 4th, Li Guan Sian (Taiwan) [Warrior Chaos] Source: (Wayback Machine) 9 16th, Dexter Dalit (Canada) [Metamorphosis Chaos] Source: Pojo.com *The deck list did not have the Fusion Deck recorded down
Some have slipped due to a lack of tournament use, others because collectors have shifted their focus
It was almost like its own simplified version of Magic
Then, on the next turn, play Handiwork, devolve and evolve Raichu, then Pal Pad back in AZ and Handiwork
The lack of rules meant there weren't any card restrictions
1 Magneton: Base Set First Edition (Holo Rare) $241.12 The Greatest Magnet Magneton's original art from the Base Set captures the throne as the best Magneton card of all time, earning the title on the back of a beautiful depiction from an iconic set