For the first game, both players play with their main decks their primary 60 cards that will be the same for the start of every match
Plus, Japanese sets are usually released months before English ones, meaning you can snag the latest rare pulls before most collectors have even read about them
- Niceland Steward 2 Gopher - Ship's Carpenter 2 Jasmine - Rebellious Princess 1 Jim Hawkins - Honorable Pirate 3 John Darling - Sophisticated Swordsman 1 John Silver - Ferocious Friend 2 Kakamora - Boarding Party 3 Kakamora - Pirate Pitcher 3 Michael Darling - Playful Swordsman 3 Mickey Mouse - Courageous Sailor 1 Moana - Kakamora Leader 2 Moana - Self-Taught Sailor 2 Owl - Pirate Lookout 3 Rabbit - Indignant Pirate 3 Ratigan - Raging Rat 3 Roo - Littelest Pirate 2 Rutt - Northern Moose 1 Tigger - In the Crow's Nest 1 Wendy Darling - Courageous Captain 1 Winnie the Pooh - Hunny Pirate 2 Amber Chromicon 2 Hundred Acre Island - Pooh's Home 2 I Won't Give In 2 Lead the Way 1 Pooh Pirate Ship 1 Ratigan's Party - Seedy Back Room 2 Rescue Rangers Away
Secondly, it gives a power boost, so you can kill out of nowhere faster or with a 9-power dork that doesn't have infect at all
Hyper Rares in Destined Rivals were, according to TCGPlayer's tests, found in 1 in 149 packs - still hard to find, but not as ridiculous as the gold forms of Mega Lucario or Gardevoir
And there's no better feeling than watching an opponent scoop after you've perfectly sided in the silver bullet that dismantles their entire game plan