The pack coloration and order look correct, too
X's Poke-Power called Ectoplasm, this Poke-Power is really long on the card so I'm going to try and simplify it for you here, it basically says that if Dusknoir would be knocked out by damage from your opponent you can make Dusknoir a stadium card by discarding all cards attached to Dusknoir and leaving it next to your new active Pokemon card, this does count as Dusknoir being knocked out however, with Dusknoir as your stadium card, between each turn you may put 1 damage counter on each of your opponent's Pokemon, so basically with this card Dusknoir poisons every Pokemon of your opponent's at once, Dusknoir does however act exactly as a stadium card when you use its Poke-Power, so when Dusknoir needs to be discarded you actually return it to your hand, so because of this you would only have to have the 1 Lv
One example would be Vampire Hunter, who sports a whip and stands in front of Draculas castle and Scarlet Scourge being Alucard
Limited is sometimes faster than other formats, with the smaller deck size and pool of cards often leading to increasingly interesting games as you progress through the event
When opening the packs provided for this review, I wasnt so excited about the multiple reverse holos I kept pulling, but the ability to find beautiful rare holo art of so many new cards made every pack feel like a treat
So, a poor result in your first scenario carries through to the next
