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When initially using a sequence length of 180 (instead of 360) packs to model this set, I came across the following problem, which was one of the reasons I opted to rethink the way I was modelling the sets (the other being that a sequence length of 180 packs just didnt give me enough flexibility to get my models to fit the raw data well): As Ultra Prism is a large set which requires two 11x11 sheets to print the reverses, assuming 3.0 Prism Star cards per box would mean a sequence of 180 packs would contain 15 Prism Stars, leaving 165 - an odd number - for the reverses
In the mainline Pokmon games, Sharpedo is renowned for its role as an aggressive water type, often seen as a formidable opponent controlled by Team Aqua in Pokmon Ruby and Sapphire
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The TCG started with seven different types -- Colorless, Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, Psychic, Fighting -- before adding Darkness and Metal for Gen II, Dragon in Gen V, and finally Fairy in Gen VI
