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N’s setup to attack looks very solid but I’m not at all confident in its attack lineup so far. The only Pokémon we can still infer upon are evos from what we’ve seen. Iono seems solid enough for setup between its acceleration and Miraidon ex, but we need to get a good picture of how far hitting...

This is definitely something to generically consider, besides maybe any go-second turbo deck. Decks that want to go first that end up going second now have a card that can disrupt and shift the momentum of the game. We have generic, consistent, disruption that isn't hand disruption or tied to a...

Call me Ishmael because there are some big whales coming for this product.

Yeah, I don't have much confidence in this idea so far. The biggest problem surrounding all of this is your top damage is kinda low, and Vaporeon ex not being able to hit benched Tera. Maybe Sylveon ex can help carry that with board clearing. On paper, Jolteon is definitely your main attacker...

Charlie, you have to be timing these on purpose right?

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Lugia is definitely not getting thrown in the gutter from Surging Spark’s lightning support. Miraidon is just marginally better and is still on the backfoot, and even should Lost Pika pick up Lugia’s matchup spread is still really good.

It’s definitely not clear, but I think he’s talking about how Gouging Fire’s damage bonus always happens in pre-release format from starting at 4 prizes. Side Note: shortening Gouging Fire’s name to just Fire is not a good idea when explaining stuff.

Yeah we really need to see what Indeedee is paired with. At least Chien Pao has an attack that makes sense as an attacker in one of these. Indeedee is the same problem as what Mawile was a few sets back in one of these, and Mawile's result was meh. This needs more detail. What do you think...

Functionally? Don’t really care. Neither one really helps Ceruledge ex, and Blaze Curse isn’t enough without dedicating multiple spots to it. That SAR is fantastic and I want it.

Remember, there were 2 big problems with the old Koraidon. One of them was the fighting energy, the other was 2 retreat cost. This will probably get teched since fighting is a good type to hit for, but won't flat-out replace Walking Wake with a retreat cost like that. Not like it matters...

There is such a pressure to set up reliably and chain KOs as necessary this format that I don’t know what deck could afford to play this. If anything, the decks that would probably want this the most are to prevent Iono from screwing up their momentum. Those decks are already trying Secret Box...

This does not offset it being a basic in a deck already wanting to avoid that many basics. The stadium in general will serve the same purpose without screwing up consistency. Haxorus serves the second part better, and even that doesn't get much play.

Terrible inclusion in Regidrago. The first attack is outdone by other shred options, and there’s like no point to the second attack since it means you already had enough on board to start attacking with Regidrago in the first place. If I had a nickel for every time I talked about why not to use...

Pikachu toughed it out so you wouldn't feel sad.

It is in fact Swablu, like I said.

Honestly rather disappointed in the dragon lineup this set. We are down to a stage 1 family or 2 basic dragons to be revealed. The next card after Appletun in the set is Swablu. If Hydrapple is in this set, it would have to be grass type. Really doubt that happens like that here.

So what’s more effective in Snorlax? Letting the opponent build a bigger hand and using this so Eri and Erika can hit stuff more reliably, or sticking to Miss Fortune Sisters and Flute? Or both?

Owner's pokemon as themes is cool to see again, and I hope we get some off the wall stuff like we did with the mini-themes in late SM like Clay/Excadrill. I'm not convinced on either N or Marnie's theme yet as decks, but there's still time. N's theme depends on how useful the rest of the...