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These barcodes were printed as labels and stuck over Media Factorys original barcodes, but despite not being printed on the packs directly the new packs were safety tested by Japans Toy Standards authority meaning they werent simply new barcodes stuck on old product, rather a complete new batch of booster boxes and booster packs created with these new barcode labels stuck on top. These packs are a lot harder to find than the regular Media Factory packs and in Japan they usually sell for double the price, but theres very little knowledge of them outside of Japan.* As such, the first additional variant is a 300 yen Base Set booster pack with one of these 2001 barcode labels stuck to it (this is unfortunately not my picture, but is from a 2017 eBay listing): Long Pack 300 Yen Booster Pack with 2001 Barcode (sticker) About a week after I shared that post I discovered something which takes this a step further - at some point The Pokmon Center Company updated the booster pack design to include the new barcodes printed directly onto the packs: Long Pack 300 Yen Booster Pack with 2001 Barcode (printed) 348640 84.3 KB 341640 72.9 KB These packs almost definitely will not contain No Rarity cards, but it is my belief that this is where corrected cards will have been distributed

7 | Wheels Wheels are effects that, basically, allow you to discard your hand and draw a new one

You also cannot Summon any other Monsters the turn you play this, but this Summon cant be negated

Cat-lovers and wrestling aficionados are the demographics most likely to select Litten as their starter pokemon, however, there are many more reasons to choose them than simple aesthetics