Recent content by Senorsmith

Because the concept of dragons needing dual energy was fun for me. I was playing when they first introduced the card type and was very excited. Constantly made various dragon type decks. They used to be weak to themselves, so it was funny to hit each other for massive amounts of damage. When...

If they remove dragon type cards, then I will probably sit out on the swsd series of cards. Breaks my heart...

The Greninja and Charizard are both evolution cards, not sure if that will alter your geodude count or not...

In Japan, many of the past premade decks had a little manual how to play, but also had a section with “if you had THESE cards from the biggest baddest latest set, you can make the deck better!!” I can see that being done in a way with these. But honestly, a fair amount if the pokemon in the...

It looks like all the Eevee GX are sorta mirroring the evolution that they come with, thats neat!

While I agree with you its a good card, it doesnt really count as a bench sitter, does it? You use the ability once and it goes to the lost zone, so I probably wouldnt even put it on my bench until the turn I was going to use it, then itd be gone.

How exactly would you use the ability on the first turn? Youd still need to wait to evolve into it? Also, doesnt the heracross work together with meganium? Say use meganium and deciueye with heracross

Actually it wouldnt work unless you either guzma a new target up or use repel before using the giratina abilities, as ypu can only place the damage counters onto the bench.

Wouldnt Po town only help it heal the first turn you would attack? Rainbow energy might be an alternative option as well, since shaymin heals 20, you can fully heal the damage rather than leave 10 left. You could also run 2 shaymins to heal 40 and cancel out po town!

Volkner can search for items, just use that! Or you se the Ninetales to search for a bag and one other item you need.

Yes, you can use 4 per turn. The japanese text refers to it as a card, and not the pokemon, so its means the physical card. Its not a huge difference wording wise, but refering to the card rather than the pokemon makes it a little a more clear I think.

Yes, only your own basic pokemon.

Pinsir attack is a mistranslation, it only prevents them from retreating, not attacking.

Yea that was the impression I got as well. However the wording is different between them so I was curious if it might be applied differently, or is it only "different format, different wording" sort of thing.

Also, just like the salazzle from Dragon storm, the Pinsirs first attack is translated incorrectly. It prevents the defending pokemon from retreating, NOT attacking.