World Championship 2007 1st, Andres Toro (Chile) [Trooper Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 2nd, Mattia Sarpa (Italy) [Machine] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 3rd, Adam Corn (USA) [Burn] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 4th, Dexter Dalit (Canada) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Dario Longo (Italy) [Gadget] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Muramatsu Toshiki (Japan) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Yuen Ka Wa (Hong Kong) [Trooper Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Oliver Schmidt-Voss (Germany) [Machine] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) References World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine)
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Despite its humble beginnings in the form of the useless Magikarp, Gyarados proves that there is always something more lurking beneath the surface
Still, Bloomburrow gave players enough rabbit creatures to consider building a typal deck, or at least enough legendary rabbits that there are a few solid rabbit commanders to build around
I lost two more matches with no chance and the last match was a win by default as we didnt play
