Whenever a Vehicle you control deals combat damage to a player, look at the top card of that player's library, then exile it face down
[78] While the game was simply called Magic through most of playtesting, when the game had to be officially named a lawyer informed them that the name Magic was too generic to be trademarked
Counterfeit cards are produced solely to capitalize on the popularity of the Pokmon brand, without regard for the impact they have on the community
Flair allows you to make use of your duplicate cards by letting you turn them into a cosmetic visual effect for your favourite pocket monsters, provided you also have the Shinedust to do so
It's a good way of throwing extra protection infront of your main singers, but other than that there's not a whole lot going on
It completely negates all Monster effects your opponent controls for the rest of the turn, on top of Monster effects being unable to be activated in response to Dark Ruler No More's activation