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Tapu Koko #67Rare $0.16 Tapu Koko #65Rare $0.24 Tapu Koko #85Holo Rare $0.91 Tapu Koko #69Holo Rare $0.54 Tapu Koko #61Holo Rare $0.32 Tapu Koko #65Rare $0.15 Tapu Koko #65Rare $0.12 Tapu Koko #54Common $0.11 Tapu Koko #41Rare $0.15 Tapu Koko #53None $0.18 Durant #8Rare $0.06 Victini V #25Ultra Rare $1.10 Seaking #47Uncommon $0.10 Dottler #18Uncommon $0.03 Maractus #7Common $0.21 Heatmor #26Uncommon $0.03 Ninetales #23Rare $0.42 Grass Energy Common $0.26 Scorbunny (031) #31Common $0.04 Dhelmise V #9Ultra Rare $0.74

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has conditions on when it can be equipped (your LP must be 2k lower than your opponent's) that generally prevent you from equipping it from your hand on your first turn, so it's important that the backup ZW is able to equip itself from hand while providing useful effects in case it is drawn