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Vaporeon, in particular, wants to be a part of decks that are mindful of how they can retreat cheaply

They claim that they are Monoists who are there to rescue their shipwrecked comrade, as well as to recover a damaged sekhar that is hidden in a cache on the planet

Oh, and then there's the BTS-like second effect, whose quickplay status is probably unnecessary