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Torterra: "Damage boosting is for wimps." Jumpluff/Dipplin: "Ignore him, we're glad to make your acquaintance." Did a quick search, and the Festival Lead list from the official GLC website was the only GLC list I saw that's already playing Lurantis. I'm sure there are many other lists that play...

If I had a nickel for every "Safeguard" Pokémon printed during the Scarlet and Violet era that had an attack which Mew ex could exploit to circumvent said ability, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice. What do you guys think? Deliberate design choice? I know...

Especially with the Dangerous Laser tech. By the way, are you vibing with the Furness Railway team colors, Albert? Dabfamlet: *Spews mist of chocolate milk* *Beams* "I see you are a Charmander of culture too."

I mean, Snorlax is rotating a few months after this card is printed, while Dusknoir is here to stay for another couple of years. This card seems like a more effective Dusknoir and especially Charizard counter than Gastrodon (Which a Charizard user could just play around by triggering each stage...

Now at least I can figure out who 2008 eloped with all those years ago. The family resemblance to Psyduck is strong.

*Me thinking they were adding the Powerglass to Pocket.*

Fortunately you can use Switch or something if Flareon ex, Jolteon ex or Vaporeon ex hasn't been unawaked by your next turn. I like their math the best at a glance, as 280 OHKOs many relevant Pokémon (But sadly maybe not enough?). Of course, other people are mentioning Leafeon ex's first attack.

Yeah, the mid-stage evolution reliant decks or basically any Hyper Aroma deck seem like they'd suffer, but how often is Charizard ex just going to set up another Charizard ex unaided by any bird and take the revenge KO? And that's without looking at all the basic Pokémon. As someone who mainly...

How is Espeon ex's Amethyst attack worth it? Espeon EX from BreakPoint could devolve each of your opponent's Pokémon and put them back into your opponent's hand for a single Colorless Energy... on a basic... meaning you're having to evolve a Pokémon and attach two other Energy cards to get close...

Turns out AzullGG made a second video of the deck shortly afterwards, and that he'd actually scrapped Blissey ex entirely over speed and consistency issues, in favor of running a 3-4 Bibarel line, 4 Glass Trumpet, 4 Energy Switch, 3 Powerglass and 4 Crispin. Quite an interesting take.

Speaking of perfect for this thread (Which I'm casually resurrecting over two months later), I've found another video showcasing a slightly different build of Galvantula ex/Blissey ex... AzulGG's initial take on it, which focused on a stage 1-heavy, energy-light build with no Radiant Greninja or...

Ludicolo. Mirror B's theme intensifies.