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Their individual effects are as follows: So far, the archetype has five Link Monsters with top- and/or bottom-pointing Link Arrows, two of which are non-Effect monsters: the Link-1 "Monk of the Tenyi", and the Link-3 "Berserker of the Tenyi"
Denoted by a rainbow prism icon and a rainbow effect applied to the cards artwork, Prism Star cards are limited to a single copy of each specific Prism Star card - but can be included alongside the standard maximum limit of a Pokmon of the same name
Because Clever Concealment phases things out instead of bringing them back from the graveyard, it can save the host of tokens that the deck makes as well
The rosette patterns and back coloration of these cards exactly match other glossy cards from 1997, and it has been confirmed that these cards came directly from Takumi Akabane, one of Pokmon's original game developers
This can be awkward if you have a valuable playable card in hand, but it works well with madness cards like Fiery Temper