It enjoys showing off its agility and poise
I have no idea why they went for creatures wearing hats specifically, but Id like to believe that Wizards just wants to stir a fuss and get players to fight over whether or not soldier helmets count as hats
If we gain four energy, we can ping something for four
To ensure that Espeon ex is as hard to kill as possible, Id suggest running at least one copy of Giant Cape to get an extra sliver of HP on there

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