There are, of course, weaknesses to a mill strategy some players include cards that prevent themselves from losing to an empty library, like Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre
[2] However, there are Special Energy cards, like Double Colorless Energy, that specifically give Colorless-type Pokmon energy
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or is it the other way around
Unlike most Pokemon that have a handful of notable cards spread across three decades, Pikachu has been printed in virtually every set, every promotional campaign, and every special collaboration the Pokemon Company has ever produced
Basically, promo cards are special and limited, making them more desirable for collectors
