This also applies to trading staple cards
It has a lot of synergy
Origins Now, lets talk about the origins of Pikachu
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Attacks that poison, burn, paralyze, confuse, or put to sleep your opponents' Pokmon are crucial to victory in Pokmon TCG battles - here's how each of these Pokemon card status effects work in the rules, and how to use them in games
