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NEPTUNE COLORS Super Rare Rare Common By: BlackCatLegion Aggressive Azure Alice Blue Cadet Blue Powder Blue Royal Blue Absolute Zero Air Superiority Blue Azure Mist Cosmic Cobalt Azure Bondi Blue Bleu De France Celestial Blue Cerulean Frost Egyptian Blue Bright Cerulean EARTH COLORS Super Rare Rare Common By: BlackCatLegion Honeydew Rosy Brown Antique Brass Brown Sugar Champagne Papi Cinereous Copper Penny Coyote Brown Dark Lava Deep Taupe Field Drab Sienna Taupe WILD COLORS Super Rare Rare Common By: BlackCatLegion Gainsboro Chartreuse Sir Aquamarine AO Feldgrau Cal Poly Pomona Caribbean Green Dark Moss Dartmouth Green Space Sparkle MOON COLORS Super Rare Rare Common By: BlackCatLegion Slate Gray Stronghold Ivory Arctic Snow Ghost White White Smoke Anti-Flash White Antique White Battle Horse Gray Midnight Black Alabaster Black Chocolate Shadow Fighter FIERY COLORS Super Rare Rare Common By: BlackCatLegion Peach Puff Coral Wave Firebrick Alizarin Crimson Atomic Tangerine Big Dip O’Ruby Bittersweet Colombo Spice Burnt Umber Shimmer Crimson Tide English Vermillion Fuzzy Wuzzy Burnt Sienna Cinnabar Fire Opal CLASSIC COLORS Super Rare Rare Common By: BlackCatLegion Cornsilk Golden Rod Burlywood Arylide Yellow Banana Mania Buff Gold Café Au Lait Chrome Yellow Cosmic Latte Desert Sand Fawn Flex Hairy Canary MYSTICAL COLORS Super Rare Rare Common By: BlackCatLegion Papaya Whip Misty Rose Pale Violet Mystic Maroon Oval Orchid Thistle Amethyst Baker-Miller Pink Byzantine Byzantium China Pink China Rose Cinnamon Satin Cotton Candy Cyclamen Dark Byzantium Destiny Electric Violet Eminence Fandango Fiery Rose Suave Mauve.

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