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Plus it has Sunflora and AR Cherrim, maybe add in Metapod if the fire decks get too popular.

This is extremely disappointing. I find the grass one the best looking, the pig and otter are just messed up, I'm scared to see how the final evolutions turned out.

PL-on: Jumpluff (Leaf Guard+Defender+Buffer Piece = -70 resistance = BDIF) Gengar Prime Charizard w/Ninetails Donphan Prime Luxchomp/SP's that haven't really lost their draw engine

Same. All I can say is after 4 generations of experience, these new ones better be pretty freakin' cool.

^ PT=Platinum. However, "PL" is the official abbreviation from the official chart on the premier event decklist.

What I meant by my statement was that it didn't matter if the babies could evolve or not, all of their evolution lines in HS were too weak anyway so allowing them to evolve wouldn't have an impact. Hoppipp and Magikarp are only needed to play Jumpluff and Gyarados, the impact is made by the...

Well, I didn't really understand what he was asking. Technically, because Jumpluff and Charizard are both holo rares, they have relatively equal rarity. Jumpluff has a higher value to people who play the game due to being a tier 1 deck

That's not a sentence. It's a jumble of prepositional phrases. Please rephrase the question so someone can answer it.

Playing a card game does require the use of your foot. Get a wheel chair if you're really "enduring pain".

Tyranitar all the way. 20 to all for one energy makes it the most cost efficient spreader in the game, Power Claw hits through annoying stuff like Mr.Mime and allows for Donphan to be 2HKO'd, and Megaton Tail is great for just plowing through whatever your opponent throws at you. Tyranitar can...

Research Documents LL/Pokédex/Cheerleader's Cheer Else I'll play Ninetails like everyone else seems to be doing or just go with an SP engine.

I never liked the "Baby Evolution" thing, neither was I a fan of cards getting extra perks when a card "Had Budew/Mime Jr." under them, it was just too annoying to use and none of those cards ended up being too useful anyway. I think the "Sweet Sleeping Face" is the best thing for the Baby...

I'd wait until the set after Unleashed comes out, it'll most likely have all the Revived Legends and Lost Link cards, which will have a much bigger impact on the format than Unleashed, thus making them more valuable. If you absolutely must have the cards now, go for Unleashed, good beginning...

If I have an Ursaring Prime active with a Memory Berry attached and use Tedissura's "Takedown" attack, will it's recoil damage activate Berserk before or after doing damage? I guess what I'm basically asking is - "If Ursaring Prime uses Tedissura's "Takedown" attack, will it do 80 damage? But...

Still, what's there to stop it from getting Bright Looked? What is the Japanese meta right now anyway? (Just curious) Cause the Japanese have Vileplume in the same format as Claydol and Uxie, which we not by the time Vileplume comes out, so those resources are going to be a lot more wasteful if...

Vileplume is weaker than you'd think. It's not that hard to just Bright Look it up and Flash Impact, as Vileplume's presence will shut off it's methods of escape and it's retreat cost isn't very favorable. The Vileplume player will also have wasted resources on getting Vileplume set up...

RE: How Does THAT Sell? Are you kidding? How does that not sell? The Justin Beiber phenomenon is the greatest success in marketing history. Justin Bieber is apparently extremely attractive to teenage girls, and all of his songs are basically saying "I love you", which just makes the girls want...

^ You are never allowed to included the prerelease promo in your 40 card deck no matter what time you get it at. I think the prerelease is worth going to because it's always pretty cool to have the sleeves of the newest set and I find drafting to be quite fun, much more intricate than the...

Gengar does take some skill to play specifically Cursegar. Gengar Prime also has a ton of cards that seem to be specifically designed for it, Spiritomb LL, Mr.Mime LL, and to some extent, Hunter, all aid in getting Pokémon into your opponent's hand. No one plays Gengar in New England though...