If The Moment leaves the battlefield before its first activated ability resolves, the target creature will be untapped, but won't phase out
So, check out the Wisdom of Sea and Sky card list below and see if your favorite Pokemon made the cut
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Its evolution into Cinccino with the use of a Shiny Stone adds a layer of strategic choice, encouraging players to plan their teams carefully
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