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Wobbuffet Prime 110 HP {P} Poke-Body: Shadow Tag: As long as Wobbuffet is your active Pokemon, your opponent's active Pokemon can't retreat. {P}{C} Counter: If Wobbuffet was damaged by an attack on your opponent's last turn, this attack does twice as much damage as that attack...

RE: What should I play for _______? Use Donphan/Mesprit. All decks that aren't named Luxchomp are slowed down by losing powers, and Luxchomp can't use Dragon Breath/Bright Look if you dropped Mesprit last turn. You can also try for a donk too.

The official term for Legends is "Unevolved", so Mightyena LA prevents it from attack/retreat, it can't attack Mewtwo Lv. X, etc. If the card says "blahblah Basic Pokemon blah" then Legends are not affected. But if the card says "blahblah Unevolved Pokemon blah" then it would affect Legends.

Absol G Lv. X Donk. It does 60 for one {D} and an Energy gain. It also has a disruption ability (when you level Absol G, you flip three coins. For each heads, you put the top card of your opponent's deck in the Lost Zone.)

I play Gyarados w/ DGX and Warp Energy techs so Gyara can run through Mr. Mime (both MT and SV) and other walls which use their Poke-Bodies.

RE: What should I play for _______? I assume you listed Gyarados first because it's most popular, so I guess you could use Luxpluff with Honchkrow SV, a tech which pulls Magikarp out of the discard pile and onto their bench, thus reducing the damage Gyara can do, and it also gives you one more...

8-14, depending on the deck.

I just thought of this, but you could run Honchkrow in a Jumpluff deck. 1 more pokemon in play for Mass Attack, and Tail revenge now does only 60 damage.

You start out with a hand of seven cards, and there is a large chance that there will be at least one energy in your hand. If not, you might have some Rosy's or stuff like that.