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However, even though it was the best Charizard the game had ever seen, it barely saw any competitive use

With that basic info down, I next looked to see what these three are called in Japanese as a group

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If you want slower games or simply feel nostalgic for the 5Ds era, then the Edison format is an excellent choice for alternative play