You can only use each effect of "Guitar Gurnards Duonigis" once per turn
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Brisela wasnt just a ridiculous creature, but a really sweet goal to aim towards in Eldritch Moon Limited
DemiMeramon BT6-001 Kyaromon BT6-002 Bibimon BT6-003 Pinamon BT6-004 Pagumon BT6-005 Tsunomon BT6-006 Omnimon BT1-084 Agumon BT6-007 Shoutmon BT6-008 Huckmon BT6-009 Flamemon BT6-010 BaoHuckmon BT6-011 Deltamon BT6-012 Megadramon BT6-013 Asuramon BT6-014 SaviorHuckmon BT6-015 Jesmon BT6-016 MagnaKidmon BT6-017 Agumon - Bond of Bravery BT6-018 Gabumon BT6-019 Gizamon BT6-020 ModokiBetamon BT6-021 Strabimon BT6-022 Octomon BT6-023 Mojyamon BT6-024 Panjyamon BT6-025 Dragomon BT6-026 Majiramon BT6-027 Pukumon BT6-028 Azulongmon BT6-029 Gabumon - Bond of Friendship BT6-030 Tinkermon BT6-031 Tapirmon BT6-032 Pulsemon BT6-033 Wizardmon BT6-034 Baluchimon BT6-035 Mimicmon BT6-036 Bulkmon BT6-037 Apemon BT6-038 Mammothmon BT6-039 Mistymon BT6-040 Manticoremon BT6-041 Babamon BT6-042 SkullMammothmon BT6-043 Dynasmon BT6-044 Bakomon BT6-045 Pomumon BT6-046 Morphomon BT6-047 Parasaurmon BT6-048 Arbormon BT6-049 Petaldramon BT6-050 Toropiamon BT6-051 Entmon BT6-052 Eldradimon BT6-053 AncientTroymon BT6-054 Junkmon BT6-055 Chikurimon BT6-056 ToyAgumon BT6-057 Nanimon BT6-058 Machmon BT6-059 Deputymon BT6-060 Gigadramon BT6-061 Volcanomon BT6-062 BigMamemon BT6-063 Mamemon BT6-064 Gundramon BT6-065 PileVolcamon BT6-066 Gankoomon BT6-067 Impmon BT6-068 Goblimon BT6-069 Elecmon BT6-070 Kinkakumon BT6-071 Ogremon BT6-072 Ginkakumon BT6-073 Boogiemon BT6-074 Ginkakumon Promote BT6-075 Feresmon BT6-076 Rebellimon BT6-077 SkullGreymon BT6-078 Murmukusmon BT6-079 Ornismon BT6-080 Titamon BT6-081 Sistermon Blanc BT6-082 Eosmon BT6-083 Sistermon Ciel BT6-084 Eosmon BT6-085 Eosmon BT6-086 Alphamon BT6-111 BeelStarmon BT6-112 Tai Kamiya BT6-087 Matt Ishida BT6-088 T.K
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Put simply, these sorts of two-for-ones are single, individual pieces of cardboard that either trade for multiple (i.e., "two") opposing cards, or deal with an opposing card while leaving a little something behind
