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And the original zekrom and reshiram black and white cards as well

Now, this clocks in at nine because there weren't many expensive reprints, nor where there any major cards from old forgotten times, and there were some on-theme cards that weren't here either when they would have made the deck a lot stronger

World Championship 2008 1st, Mutsuoka Kazuki (Japan) [Gladiator Beast] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 2nd, Robert Ackerman (USA) [Gladiator Beast] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 3rd, Norihama Takeru (Japan) [Lightsworn] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 4th, Claudio Kirchmair (Austria) [Gladiator Beast] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Ahn Jung-Ho (South Korea) [Dimensional Skill Drain Beat] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Chris Gehring (New Zealand) [Gravekeeper Burn] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, She Wei Hao (Taiwan) [Lightsworn] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Kawaguchi Takahiro (Japan) [Lightsworn] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Chris Bowling (USA) [Destiny HERO DAD] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, David Dursun (Germany) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Terence Figuiredo (France) [Destiny HERO DAD] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Santiago Jose Vera Menin (Argentina) [Gladiator Beast] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Andres Toro (Chile) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Alejandro Vivaldo Reyes Surez (Mexico) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Lazaro Bellido (Canada) [Lightsworn] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Li Kit Chun (Hong Kong) [Gladiator Beast] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Vasilis Boulbasakos (Greece) [Gladiator Beast] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Richard Hahn (Australia) [Lightsworn] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Michael Santoso (Singapore) [Honest Viper] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Kashiwagi Takayoshi (Japan) [Lightsworn] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Miguel Garcia (USA) [Destiny HERO DAD] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine) 9 22nd, Eddy Fang Chou Yong (Malaysia) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2008 (Wayback Machine)

If you board wipe every mana generator on the table and your deck still functions, it is extremely boring and I stopped playing it that way

Once per turn: You can target 1 "Penguin" monster you control