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    Because you asked about it form a statistical standpoint - because there were no overlapping genes and all were simple dominance at work - the odds of hitting any combo is the same, as shown in the chart, so from a strictly statistical breakdown, your odds of hitting a normal are the same as the odds of hitting enchi queen spin, or enchi pastel, or etc. etc. etc. so, "talking about hitting some odds" is more or less a false statement, since each combo has the exact same chance of hitting (1/32) ;-)
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