A non-flip variant of the first attack would have made it a great card. even if it would discard only two cards from the top of the opponent's deck.
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Mill is a nice alternate win condition that works best in a fast format. Problem is that mill cards have been too unreliable or too slow and fragile in the past. Mill is much less effective in a more chilled format. Note that Sylveon GX is not a mill deck. It is the essence of a control deck and as such it is terribly unforgiving to errors on the part of the player and sub-optimal lists. Sylveon GX is one of the most thought-intenvive deck in terms of deck-building and deck-useage. You need to build it consistent and flexible at the same time and you need to know the tactics available to the opponent almost inside out to succeed. However, if control deck suceed they are terribly boring to play against because they do indeed limit the opponent's options to as little as possible. Mill is a little different here. It leaves more oprions to the opponent but it needs a more reliable mill attacker and a faster format than we have at the moment.
I think this card is good!
MY GEODUDES
- Bewear - google on YouTube will love to see this "ma boi" getting printed for the 3rd consecutive time. Anyways, Bewear is good with V-Flip Victini in milling, so I have to give a standard 3 Geodudes.
Houndoom-EX: Basic, 170 HP, can mill 2 for one energy
Bewear: Stage 1, 120 HP, can mill 3 for two energy 75% of the time with Victini
Wow, very useful. I literally can't imagine using Houndoom ever again. This card is so good I just have to give it five out of five.
Bewear: Stage 1, 120 HP, can mill 3 for two energy 75% of the time with Victini
Wow, very useful. I literally can't imagine using Houndoom ever again. This card is so good I just have to give it five out of five.
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The fact that no one likes playing against it is a stupid reason to not run something. I can't stand playing these silly grass decks, and the constant sea of decks with eeveelutions or cosmog evolutions. Mill decks though show a certain amount of creativity. (Note, I have decked out grass and cosmog decks using Wailord/Wishiwashi). Plus, I personally find mill decks to be the most fun.
I may end up trying a Bewear mill. That'd be funny.
Bewear has literally been in 3 sets in a row.
As it should. It got dat swag. Bold prediction: Bewear will be in SM4.
I never thought that I'd associate the word terrifying with the sound it makes until I saw Bewear. I haven't been watching the anime (It's been questionable since Black and White) but that 4th scene is just ridiculous.
As for the card, Bewear is pretty much the Chansey/Blissey of this generation at this point (is colorless, has high HP and has an attack that costs a lot of energy that does the same amount of damage as it has HP and also has a recoil effect.
The only difference is that this could be printed as a Fighting Type if they wanted it to be.
As for the card, Bewear is pretty much the Chansey/Blissey of this generation at this point (is colorless, has high HP and has an attack that costs a lot of energy that does the same amount of damage as it has HP and also has a recoil effect.
The only difference is that this could be printed as a Fighting Type if they wanted it to be.
My only question is: why not Fighting-type this time? We already have a bunch of Colorless ones.
Exactly what I was about to say, thank you. I mean we're already going to get the dark type Alolan Muk and grass type Araquind line up, why not at least make this fighting type so it has a redeemable point behind the now five prints or so of it.
Looks like we'll be getting at least 15 Beware cards in the SM series.