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Tifa Lockhart This isn't an infinite combo, but it is a nifty turn-3 kill in Standard, so I had to throw it in here anyway

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With a deck unreliant on fixing that only plays four lands that only sometimes enter tapped, Mono Green has a strong collection of threats and removal spells that make it a contender for one of the best decks going into Midnight Hunt Standard
While Dragon-type and Psychic-type Pokmon are currently featured in the game's best decks, Fighting-type cards have struggled for years