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The same is why these are only provided to the championship finalists

These are the cards you need for the 'Shiny Collection Complete!' Secret Mission: Mew #86 (Immersive Rare/ Shiny/ Three Gold Star) Scyther #87 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Pineco #88 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Phantump #89 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Trevanant #90 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Charmander #91 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Charmeleon #92 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Ponyta #93 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Rapidash #94 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Slowpoke #95 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Pikachu #96 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Raichu #97 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Electrike #98 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Hawlucha #99 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Gastly #100 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Haunter #101 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Zorua #102 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Zoroark #103 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Forretress #104 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Dratini #105 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Dragonair #106 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Dragonite #107 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Axew #108 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Fraxure #109 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Haxorus #110 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Mega Charizard X ex #111 (Shiny/ Two Rainbow Star) Mega Slowbro ex #112 (Shiny/ Two Rainbow Star) Mega Manectric ex #113 (Shiny/ Two Rainbow Star) Mega Gengar ex #114 (Shiny/ Two Rainbow Star) Mega Scizor ex #115 (Shiny/ Two Rainbow Star) Reward: 1 Shiny Mew Emblem

Even if you only have 3 other Wild 1-cost cards in your deck, youll still probably get the trigger, or at least force the use of a discard pile banish card after youve already resolved the draw 2 effect

This aspect can be a bit tricky and I would recommend finding out if there is a group of players close by you can join as the Lorcana Community can be of great support with learning the game and helping you design fun decks to play with

Make your own cards by drawing and cutting them out of paper

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