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I don’t see the point of subscribing to this website tbh. No offense but these articles state super obvious things. Not just that, but you could literally talk to any other players and you’d get the same information for free. It’s just so these people can make some money and they just kinda come...

Oh man regular expanded Regidrago using tatsugiri 😭

LETS GO GAMBLING AW DANGIT

Tbh ADP can be very easily beaten without Ranger. Decks that play it end up being really slow and also super linear. Stuff like Bunnelby Drago and Lugia can do so many different things.

This deck was played in Japan because that’s the only place where it’s actually still played (700 players at CL Aichi) and pretty much this deck wins every single time.

This. I’m here for Pokémon, I don’t care about what JD Vance thinks of Pikachu. I just need more Paradise Dragona reveals.

I cannot wait to see how dumb you look when these are clearly not going to be TAG TEAMS. You obviously did not live through the owner’s pokemon era and the double crisis set during XY.

Lost box is trash in expanded. In standard absolutely but expanded no.

Not really. Eternatus is still bad and doesn’t have the same damage output or consistency as everything else.

Not really, discarding 3 energy for 110 each doesn’t really do much. It oneshots everything already so it doesn’t need to put damage on the board with Kyurem. Better odds it gets something absurd with the dragon set coming out later.

The ability can be blocked if it’s in your hand and you have ability lock in play. I don’t think standard has anything that blocks abilities from hand at the moment but in expanded you’d be able to evolve from hand if either wobbuffet is in the active spot or garbotoxin is in effect.

Garbotoxin does if you’re evolving from hand, same with Wobbuffet because they remove abilities from hand.

Only way you could bypass this is if you’re in expanded and have wobb in the active spot, and manually evolve from hand

That’s more of a skill issue though which is inherent for all TCGs. Learning how to play the actual game itself isn’t hard.

I’d disagree on the difficult to learn part, especially compared to other TCGs. I think deckbuilding is much harder

Beach isn’t necessarily problematic on its own but I completely understand the problem of availability as a valid reason. But realistically, what will save the format is banning cards that’ve been issues either in their own or the combos/unfair advantages they provide like Tinachomp GX...

Same. Trode and Tinachomp have been issues for years now and they purposely neglected it despite being fully aware of it. Compressor is another card you can make the case for too.

The fact that Japan didn’t include Compressor, Tinachomp, and Electrode is pretty sketchy tbh. Those cards have been problematic for years now and they had an opportunity to make the format healthier by at least including those but they didn’t.

Someone got the cards early but the last ace spec is maximum belt and it lets you do +50 to Pokémon-ex.

Lugia VSTAR counter for expanded (blocks both Tinachomp and Garchomp V) lmao