This move deals damage based on the number of energy cards attached to both active Pokemon, allowing it to scale quickly in intense battles
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With a three-energy cost, Parasect can deliver substantial damage when in play, delivering a powerful back-up to continue the pressure
Being able to cycle through your hand and deck like this gives you some versatility when you have a less than optimal hand, which makes N's Zoroark ex's ability a huge benefit
If you want to see the older cards getting reprinted, you can see the full decklist for both it and the other deck, Buckle Up, on the Magic website