The first installment of the Pokmon trading card game was released in Japan in October of the same year and featured art by Mitsuhiro Arita, the creator of the iconic Charizard art in this example, Ken Sugimori, and Keiji Kinebushi
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Night Stretcher is one of those cards
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Equipment monsters can be attacked after the opponent monster
The game has a completely original theme and aesthetic, which allows for interesting mechanical flavoring (tapping is called bowing, artifacts are props, equip cards are costumes, etc.) and a suite of kooky performers, ranging from pyrotechnic demons to musical automatons and undead puppeteers