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Gengar's smile and angry eyes embody the evil side of Dark Pokemon, and represent exactly the type of vibe you'd expect from Pokemon with this naming convention

Believe it or not, this line of Grass-type Pokmon are not Paldean versions of Tentacool and Tentacruel

His ability to use stun counters on the most important blocker also means he's going to demand a lot of respect on his own, so Blue/Black mid-range strategies may find a lot of use for Kaito

The Energy symbols are tricky to get right, as those have to be custom made as well

Sylveon's design reflects its Fairy-typing, which was a new addition to the Pokmon universe in Generation VI, aiming to balance the Dragon, Fighting, and Dark types in competitive play