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You're joking right? Have you ever heard of Mega Mewtwo Y? Garbodor? Tapu Lele GX? Espeon GX? Night March? Trashalanche Garbodor has literally been tier zero for the last two weeks. It was like 27 of the top 32 decks at Seattle regionals.

The article says "alternate timeline". Interpret that as you will.

Have you read Guzma? Except Xerneas uses an attack. This is an ability. It isn't fairy support dude... it searches any energy.

No. The card very clearly says Megumi Mizutani in the bottom corner. You shouldn't even have to ask.

*generic and completely unnecessary comment about using seviper with toxapex and laserbank even though 50 other people have already said it*

Nobody plays Yanmega decks bro. No. This is not baby volcanion. It has 20 less HP, the attack does 10 less damage, the first attack only attaches one Energy instead of two, the first doesn't do any damage at all so it can't be boosted, it isn't fire type so volcanion EX can't boost its damage...

Ash's Pikachu GX: first attack, flip a coin, if heads 40, if tails 20 second attack 100 Mimikyu GX: first attack 20 second attack, flip a coin, if heads 120, if tails 90 GX attacks, i'm not fluent enough to read text that small lol

Actually, bulu's second attack does 60 more if you already used a GX attack. And ninetales is unaffected by effects and damage, not just damage.

Riddle me this: If you're going to expend FOUR ENERGY on a Stage 1 Pokémon and use up your one GX attack for the entire game, how is that in any way whatsoever better than using a cheaper attack that will actually let you draw prize cards and potentially not use up your one GX attack? Why would...

...They *would* all be displayed out in the open. When he says two cards in one pocket, it's implied that the two cards would be facing opposite directions, so that you see one card on each side of the pocket. This is how almost everyone uses pocket pages. -Donald Trump

If you have to attack a Pokémon two times to knock it out then it isn't a OHKO. Knock out and OHKO aren't the same thing.

Sorry if i came off as rude just now by the way. As for the playability of the card itself, since dragalge is the only way to stop retreating (I think) it's only in expanded, and expanded has keldeo ex, I don't think absol can be playable right now. :( It's a shame.

Look dude. The Japanese *on the card* says このワザを受けたポケモンはきぜつする。(Kono waza o uketa Pokemon wa ki zetsu suru.) which literally means "The Pokémon that received this work faints.", the work being absol's attack. Case closed.

When has an attack ever used the phrase "current active Pokémon"? I don't think ink it ever has. The "current" has always been implied. It can't replace a card if nobody uses that card in the first place. Um... he's talking about the Japanese text, not pokebeach's translation. Therefore...

Why would you not use both? How are we supposed to know?

This is the list I'm working on right now. Pokémon - 16 4-4 Golduck 2-2 Starmie 2-2 Octillery Energy - 9 6 Water Energy 3 Splash Energy Trainers - 35 4 Professor Sycamore 2 Wally 2 N 2 Lysandre 1 Hex Maniac 11 4 Dive Ball 4 Level Ball 4 VS Seeker 4 Trainers' Mail 2 Float Stone 1 Super Rod 1...

IMO you should be playing four level ball. Ultra ball isn't even necessary. It looks way too slow and minimal in its effect to actually do anything. Moving one energy won't matter when your opponent can just attach another and KO the masquerain. Primarina discards from the active, not from any.

Yes, Repel is the same as Pokémon Circulator, and Pokémon Reversal is the same as post-errata Catcher. I don't see why they couldn't just reprint circulator though.

1: ...He isn't hating on darkintegral. 2: I can think of many, many reasons to hate on darkintegral.

Um... XY had Aromatisse, Sycamore, Xerneas, Yveltal, Yveltal EX, Greninja, Trevenant, Diggersby, Cassius, Fairy Garden, Hard Charm, Team Flare Grunt, Red Card, Muscle Band, Professor's Letter, Roller Skates, Shadow Circle, DCE, and Rainbow Energy. Black and White had Reshiram, Zekrom, Emboar...