Wirefly Hive is a "push your luck" creature token-maker, meaning that each new Wirefly creature token comes with the risk of losing all the Wirefly creature tokens you've made up to that point
Once during the step reserved for first strike , and again during the regular combat step
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Considering that attack has a drawback (it can't attack on the next turn), we can take advantage of Mega Dragonite ex 's ability to move it to the bench and then promote Mega Dragonite ex itself as the new attacker
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