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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Mon/card for beginners. Common, that is. In Video Games, they show up early in large quantities, but quickly grow useless - unless some Magikarp Power is applied and with time and care, you can make some pretty powerful fighters out of them. In trading cards, the cards that are only good for firewood. |
