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This is in contrast to those other monsters, which typically require a Rank-Up-Magic Spell Card to be used on their base forms to Xyz Summon them using said base form as the Xyz Material
I will not use decks that arent ranked in the averages, but I will use all decks in the overall count in order to assess the popularity of the deck
For the pack, compare the official front design, Bandai Namco and Bandai marks, age label, ten-type statement, one-card statement, MADE IN JAPAN, and NOT FOR SALE marking
a static triggered effect that works even when its in the command zone