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I played Mightyena :] It really is a fun deck. I went 2-2 btw, losing against Dialga G and Magnezone with a 3-1 Dialga G (but he was a Master). So I get to play the only real bad matchup in seniors, and there were like 2 Gengars, which I would have creamed :[

I got a BR this weekend, and I'm interested in playing one of these, with Skuntank G. But which one is better and/or more fun to play? My area doesn't play Mewtwo and maybe 1 Dialga in general (attacker or tech).

You got to be kidding me. In most scenario's you will hit for 80? With cards like Claydol and Gardevoir together with Rare Candy and Broken Time-Space it will be so easy to do 100+. Flygon has 3 main versions, control (e.g. Palkia V.X), meta-counter (e.g. Mewtwo LV.X) and beatdown (Power Swing)...

How does a Body lock hurt GG? Quite some GG's tech Dialga G in anyway. And Dialga G doesn't Powerlock, Legos/Palkia G does. Unless your talking about Power Spray, but it's quite easy to play around, and they are/can be quite massive on the Power use; so if you can get all 4 in your hand, you can...

Why is it hard to for GG to come back with Dialga G? Becuase of the Trainer lock? When you get Claydol out, you can easily stall long enough to get Gardevoir and anything you want out. I think almost none of you have actually played against an iPlox deck, let tand alone a good one.

iPlox is been winning quite some good European tournaments; and with Flint's Spirit coming, together with Bronzong G GG does become a part of the Metagame again. Gardevoir PL has nothing to do with the good GG's :/. It then is only a ncie tech which doesn't even see play in iPlox.

'This' refers back to 'Does 30 damage to 1 of your Pokemon', thus it doesn't apply to the standard 60 damage, only the 30 damage on 1 of your Pokémon. I have no idea to make this more clear, but I do want you to look the word 'and'. 'And' and the comma mean the sentence isn't ready yet, and mean...

RE: Foreign Card Banning Petition This is for the better? To start with, you can't play 'newer' cards in a tournament; to play a card it has to be released in your region. And then, you would still need a translation/English card, which is readable for your opponent. Then it only takes a few...

It's really because it's not only meant for Pokémon. Do you think the Pokémon versions were sold before the coloured ones (just one colour, I forgot how you call those)? Ofcourse not, and then 50 would probably be a good numebr for most card games. So why would they change the amount of sleeves...

Thanks Lou, you made my day.

Rising Rivals is such a disappointing set. The only card with actual potential is Flygon, but it's just not worth buying a box or anything. Pulse of the Frontier should be an awesome set, but it will most likely disappoint me too, but not a much as Rising Rivals. btw, anyone who thinks Rising...

Which Ninetales?

Manaphy > Lapras IMO. I expect it to see play in water-based decks, but so did I with Lapras, so it won't see play. Jirachi is a different card :/ You can't really compare them. But yeah, Lapras < Manaphy < Jirachi

You should be playing Nidoking SW, with a BET tech. The SW one is far more superior than the BET one. Than you don't need Zangoose.

^You don't even say what cards your using, then why bother posting. Regigigas LV.X. Can T1 60/80+20 on a bench and T2 100+discard.

The only thing I see locking is Ampharos :/

Straight, it's pretty much the only thing that works. And with straight I mean 2 Mesprit LA, 2-1-2 Omastar MD and techs like Azelf LA/Suicune SW. Trust me, this works.

So you KO 1, then your opponent's plays all his Trainers. I'm not sure if that's really working, is it?

Your list doesn't even let Dialga G attack :/. It's Body locks other Bodies and Mesprit/Alakazam/Power Spray locks Powers. So again, how does it lock Trainers.

How do you lock trainers with Gengar?