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Yeah, even Zekrom does the same thing without that huge setup. The only thing that Kyurem has over its dragon brethren is that it is harder to OHKO, although Mewtwo still only has to get 5 energy... There is also the option of just damaging one and then Catchering it for the kill.

Alright. 1. Rayquaza EX. Able to stream super high powered attacks with Eelectrik and Skyarrow Bridge. Pretty deadly. 2. Darkrai EX. Great ability, good attack, great trainer support, great secondary attacker through Zoroark DE... this card has it all. I personally like Rayquaza more but both...

Wait... what happened to that first thread? I made a pretty big post that I would not like to redo...

RE: Mewtwo EX Shamefulness No problemo :P.

RE: Mewtwo EX Shamefulness That's the point. Gardevoir boosts your energy, so other Mewtwos have a much easier time getting the OHKO. Mewtwo's best partner for accelerating energy is Celebi Prime, as it's fast and consistant. But if you want to stick with Gardevoir use Jirachi's suggestions.

Pretty much useless in this format. The only way to help even play this card is through Research Record, which even that is unlikely. CMT, Durant, and Tetrakion aren't effected at all, and Zekeels already has Eelectriks up by the time this gets into play 99% of the time. Even if you can get...

...Um, really? Just look at the posts above. They clearly state it is a Trainer card.

I worded that wrong. What I meant was that by the time Sigilyph is released, Mewtwo won't be the monster it is now...

I realize that, just pointing out that by the time Sigilyph BW5 is viable as a Mewtwo counter, Mewtwo won't be the monster it is now.

You guys are forgetting that by the time Sigilyph BW5 is released, Mewtwo EX will have much less of an impact on the metagame than it does currently. Raikou EX, Darkrai EX, and Rayquaza EX are all going to be widely played and they all give Mewtwo EX a certain degree of trouble. But Sigilyph...

The thread is about the rotation, but his scenario was after DE was released. Your reasoning that Tetrakion can't add a Heatmor is that Tetrakion only runs Terrakion, so it can't add a Heatmor. I don't see the reasoning behind it.

Yeah. the only reason to use Crashing Hammer over Lost Remover is when Lost Remover is rotated, which will be the same time DB Drifblim is released anyway.

Once again, this is after DE gets released, not after the rotation. And straight Terrakion can add Heatmor if it wants, your reasoning is flawed.

Yep, but considering Japan never had the set the rotation will most likely be BW-On. You never know until they announce it though.

I'm really excited for Zoroark Rush. Incredibly consistent with Zorua's Ascension, Special Dark Enery, Dark Claw, and PlusPower all adding damage... It can also use Darkrai as an attacker and Tornadus EX for Tetrakion matchup. Just Power Blast two Terrakions and then Night Spear for a double...

Read my first few sentences, when I say Durant is dead when DE comes out. I didn't mention anything about the rotation, but obviously Durant is dead by then.

I've been over this many times on http://google.com/, but I will say it again. Durant is dead when DE is released. 1. Zekeels already has an easy time if they know how to play it right. One Zekrom w/ Eviolite, one Eelectrik, a secondary attacker, you are good. My top 8 opponent at Virginia States put...

Well, it does get worse in my opinion. Dark Toolbox certainly gives it problems, especially with the resistance.

RE: Does Pokemon Need to go Back to Basics? Now I don't know how this will be done, but the current wording for Sceptile's ability means it is stackable. As long as Sceptile isn't OHKOed it can snipe for large damage and can draw up to 4 cards a turn. I suppose it is much too early to judge...

RE: Does Pokemon Need to go Back to Basics? I've been following this thread (and the rest of the forum) as a guest for some time now, and I would just like to say that Sceptile seems very overpowered especially compared to Swampert. Do you have a Blaziken card to counter that?