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Aside from the uncorrected error on the Electrode non-holographic card, the most talked-about error in the Jungle 1st Edition series appears on the Butterfree single (#33)

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Decks that want to play counters are almost always control decks, and control decks would much prefer to gain life rather than cause opponents to lose life, so all things being equal they would have preferred to play with Absorb but there were other considerations that forced most of them down the black road instead