Every single card in the main and extra deck was Ultra Rare, and the 51st card was a Secret Rare with a chance to be upgraded to Starlight Rare, just like the foil upgrades in Structure Deck: Blue-Eyes White Destiny
Hydreigon #79Holo Rare $10.90 Hydreigon #103Secret Rare $164.99 Hydreigon #99Holo Rare $9.99 Hydreigon #74Holo Rare $1.60 Hydreigon #86Holo Rare $0.46 Hydreigon #62Rare $0.28 Hydreigon #33Holo Rare $0.59 Hydreigon #110Rare $0.23 Hydreigon #115Holo Rare $0.35 Hydreigon #140Rare $0.23 BREAKpoint Single Pack Blister [Hydreigon] Crimson Invasion Theme Deck - "Destruction Fang" [Hydreigon] $32.22 Knock Out Collection [Druddigon, Noivern, Hydreigon] Hydreigon ex & Dragapult ex Premium Collection $84.10 Brilliant Stars Premium Checklane Blister [Hydreigon] Paradox Rift Premium Checklane Blister [Hydreigon] $27.50 Chinchou #35Common $0.25 Quagsire #22Rare $4.91 Nidoqueen #42Rare $1.30 Vanilluxe (Team Plasma) #29Rare $0.66 Voltorb #32Common $0.25 Wooper #21Common $2.48 Mr
Either of these cards blows all semblance of card parity out the window, granting the user so many extra cards and so much card selection as to make it almost impossible for them to lose if they are not killed quickly
Images can be seen here: imgur.com/a/DGCFi TLDR: Why would Magneton grade lower than the Charizard
We loved that the unit turns on with a single short press to the power button, as does the flashlight, which cycles through multiple on and emergency flashing cycles