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The Hone and Glow Up vouchers only apply to the latter three, so negative keeps the same odds. Because of that, polychrome actually gets more of an upgrade, since it kind of gets the odds increase negative would normally have gotten.
If you want negative cards, you're better off buying spectral packs to change one into negative, or getting the negative tag by skipping a round. Encountering one in the wild is very rare.
Safe to say that I am playing in a way that doesnt allow for large chip potential. Hopefully I learn to get good :p
That said, you certainly don't need negative jokers to get good enough scores, so don't worry too much about it. Better to focus on figuring out what synergizes well, and how the math and activation order work. Good luck