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2The featured 20-card list contains 18 Pokémon cards and 2 Trainer cards, counting duplicate copies.
Before adapting this list, check each Pokémon’s evolution and attack requirements, retreat costs and the roles of the Trainer cards. A replacement should support the same opening and attack plan, rather than merely share an Energy type.
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Meta decksCelestial Guardians
20 cards
Celestial Guardians: Lunala
13 cards
Celestial Guardians: Solgaleo
9 cards