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You can use a trick here called overpitching
It can be easily affixed to cards without any laminator, widely be used for kinds of PVC/PET Cards, for example, worker ID Cards, Student ID, Event ID, Membership Card, etc
If this card attacks your opponent's Life Points directly and makes them 0, the controller of this card wins the Match." 10 Ultimate Champion is an Elusive Tournament Winner Card Copies: 4 2003 Dragon Ball Z World Championship In the early 2000s, it seemed that every major property was making a collectible card game, and Dragon Ball Z was no exception