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Yes you would. Replacement of the active Pokemon occurs before the between turns step.

If you can somehow keep their Pokemon always Poisoned, yes.

Wish Maker only meant an attack that ignored Bodies that affected the damage the attack deals. For example, Honchkrow Lv.X's Feint Attack (Let's pretend it CAN be affected by Weakness. I am way too lazy to find something that has Feint Attack, or a similar attack that is affected by Weakness...

If you are referring to the Base Set Scoop Up, the Lv. X is considered attached, so it would get discarded. If you mean Super Scoop Up, then it would go to your hand along with the basic.

Um... no. The Body removes the weakness from the card, as if it never existed. You would not apply weakness if an attack says to ignore Bodies in this situation.

ohaithur 1 by the way. :]

The order that between turns effect occur does not matter. They all must happen before any KOs are confirmed. In a way, you could say they all happen at the same time.

While rage780's answer is not incorrect, it is correct for the wrong reasoning. All in between turns actions must occur before KO's are checked. The Poison damage could happen first, but the KO does not go into effect because all between turns actions have happened yet. Nidoqueens Body must...

If Rampardos attacks and Knocks Out Gengar, and Gengar flips heads on its Poke-Power, Rampardos is Knocked Out. If this is the situation the person you mentioned described, there is nothing to fix. That is the correct ruling.

Unless the card specifically says you cannot use an attack or effect for some reason or another, you can use it. If you flip the heads, and that is their last Pokemon in play, you win. This is somewhat similar to Uxie's Psychic Restore. If Uxie is your last Pokemon, you CAN put it under and...

A Lv. X is considered the same stage of evolution as the card beneath it. So Darkrai Lv. X is basic while on Darkrai, Empoleon Lv. X is Stage 2 while on Empoleon, (Excluding any Restoring done by Garchomp Lv. X.) and Honchkrow Lv. X is considered Stage 1 (Again, excluding Garchomp Lv. X's Restore.)

No, Rampardos would not ignore that. A Stadium is essentially a change in the state of the game. It affects the entire board, not just one Pokemon. The effects that Rampardos refers to are effects of attacks, Special Metal Energy reducing damage, or tools that would affect the damage done...

Ok, question answered. :/ [/end of thread]

Sunnyshore is not an effect on the Pokemon. It may affect the Pokemon, but it is not an effect on that Pokemon in the sense Rampardos refers to. The kind of effects Rampardos refers to is, for example, Kakuna GE's attack Stiffen. The effect of the attack says that it takes less damage...

Placing damage counters is considered an effect of an attack. Unown G prevents effects of attacks, so Mismagius would do nothing to a Defending Pokemon with Unown G attached.

That would be attempting to use the Power 7 times. Since Alakazam only has 100 HP, you could only move 5 before Aerodactyls Body KO's Alakazam. Aerodactyl places its damage after each use of the power. You may be trying to use it 7 times, but you can't use it once it's dead now can you? ;D

If you try to attack while confused and flip heads, your attack is successful but you remain confused. Leveling Up does remove confusion.

I think we've gotten the point across by now. There's no need to provide EVERY SINGLE option for expressing an evolution line. :/ [/end of thread]

Lol at people that don't go to chat not understanding that this is actually somewhat real.

"Put one damage counter on each of your opponent's Pokemon that remain Asleep between turns." "... that remain Asleep..." That means that your opponent flips, and if they stay Asleep, you place one damage counter on them.