Source: TCG Player Pokemon Trading Card Game Released April 10, 2000 ESRB e
Indian shuffle differs from stripping in that all the action is in the hand taking the cards, whereas in stripping, the action is performed by the hand with the original deck, giving the cards to the resulting pile
Crystal Charizard and Torchic Gold Star are both secret rare cards with low chances of being pulled from a booster pack
The ends of fake laces are white and look a bit messy/unfinished, whereas an official pair will be rendered off and hard
Lets look more in detail on how this deck works and you can bring the best out of it to be able to echo Jack Atlas in saying There is only one King
I think it would be interesting to use a deck that can instantly set up a one-kill situation or his countdown type deck to buy time, but I don't see it surprisingly