The blue line is the open, teeth-lined circular mouth, while the orange lines are outlining downturned mandible plates, kind of like what you might see on an antlion
Granted, its harder to interact with enchantments, but at least with Elspeth, you get to make tokens or interact
Energy: 25x Water Energy Pokemon: 2x Psyduck (LV 15) 1x Golduck (LV 27) 2x Poliwag (LV 13) 1x Poliwhirl (LV 28) 1x Poliwrath (LV 48) 2x Seel (LV 12) 1x Dewgong (LV 42) 2x Shellder (LV 8) 1x Cloyster (LV 25) 2x Krabby (LV 20) 1x Kingler (LV 27) 2x Horsea (LV 19) 1x Seadra (LV 23) 1x Magikarp (LV 8) 1x Gyarados (LV 41) 1x Lapras (LV 31) 1x Omanyte (LV 19) 1x Omastar (LV 32) 1x Articuno (LV 35) Trainer: 1x Professor Oak 2x Bill 1x Pokemon Trader 2x Mysterious Fossil 1x Energy Search 1x Poke Ball 1x Potion 1x Super Potion ------------ On the Beach ------------ Description: A well balanced deck of Sandshrew and water Pokemon
There are 50 Cards in total to collect
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Against Aggro this card might just rot in your hand, and if your opponent can Burst Lightning their Screaming Nemesis so that you can't gain any more life, this card becomes even more useless