Most of the expensive cards gain their demand from collectors looking for great art pieces, but that doesnt mean that they cant go in decks and mix with the powerful trainer cards that Fusion Strike provides
The themes are clear in a pair of well-balanced starter decks

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3rd place: Nami (OP08-106) (V.2) With this card, Nami brings her abilities as a navigator and supporter into play
Legacy Energy will provide every type of Energy, though only one at a time, but its most useful utility is in its ability to reduce the amount of Prize Cards your opponent can take from the knocked-out Pokemon its attached to
That's 1,000 more than the alternative-artwork 3-Star rare versions of the same cards