That's why I said "Don't forget Slurpuff". I was acknowledging that it's the first time we've seen it in three years.
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oh I misread it.
Also I think there was a steel sandslash in a Pokemon trainer kit
Sandslash yes, Sandshrew no.
Most of the set reveals have a lot of people commenting... wonder what happened this time?
Kricketune and Slurpuff seem to be at least decent non-gx decks. There was a Pokemon that confused the opponent's one on evolution, right? Kricketune varying between spread, status conditions and high damage output is really interesting, and molding your hand size a la Granbull should prove easy enough, especially with a Pidgeotto engine.
Kricketune and Slurpuff seem to be at least decent non-gx decks. There was a Pokemon that confused the opponent's one on evolution, right? Kricketune varying between spread, status conditions and high damage output is really interesting, and molding your hand size a la Granbull should prove easy enough, especially with a Pidgeotto engine.
I liked the art of Skrelp, Nosepass and Teddiursa with the Gods statues behind.
Also the Ursaring art doing Kung Fu Panda training is very funny. LOL
Also the Ursaring art doing Kung Fu Panda training is very funny. LOL
Use it with Muk from Team Up, Dust Island and Cradily from this set. YAY
My question is, hypothetically of course, how many times could someone Lanturn 's ability before get penalized for slow playing 
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Some changes on attacks/abilities that should be addressed:
-Sunflora: Sun Power > Solar Power, an ability that the Sunkern line has in the games.
-Buzzwole: Beast Burst > Beast Boost, an ability that all Ultra Beasts have in the games, which increases their highest stat when they KO a Pokemon.
-Sandygast: Surprise > Astonish, a move that it and Palossand learn in the games.
-Sunflora: Sun Power > Solar Power, an ability that the Sunkern line has in the games.
-Buzzwole: Beast Burst > Beast Boost, an ability that all Ultra Beasts have in the games, which increases their highest stat when they KO a Pokemon.
-Sandygast: Surprise > Astonish, a move that it and Palossand learn in the games.
You should ask the guy from the Worlds =xMy question is, hypothetically of course, how many times could someone Lanturn 's ability before get penalized for alow playing
Probably the english cards will have these translated names but Pokébeach always keep the translate name from the japanese words when posting new sets.
My question is, hypothetically of course, how many times could someone Lanturn 's ability before get penalized for alow playing
Repeatedly doing something that doesn't advance the game state is the same as doing nothing, so... About as long as you'd expect someone to get away with sitting there doing nothing.
Pokebeach is rather inconsistent with how they put up their translations. Sometimes they use the English ability and move names as they're presented in the games; other times, they use the direct Japanese translations.
In Beast Boost's case, it's a slight mistranslation.
The Alolan Ninetales is cool, but doesn't really have any selling points that make it worth using over Rotom. The idea of dumping 15+ tools with Hapu and Dedenne sounds hilarious.
Glad to see the underrated Pokemon getting last-minute love. I like the look of that Dragalge honestly. A one energy Poison with 10 counters between turns. That's the same power as Toxapex-GX but on a One-Prize attacker with two less energy required. Now we have Dust Island to keep the pressure up as well since the only Standard Scooper is Super Scoop-Up, forcing most attackers to keep Poison or trash energy. It could possibly be the first good Dragalge card.
The translation of Dragalge's poison culture attack is wrong. It says "if your opponent's active pokemon is already poisoned, put 10 damage counter between turns for the poison". It doesn't place poison effect on that pokemon itself. You can check the wording on Muk tag team for confirmation.
Been enjoying this site for long, but this is the first time I find the need to say something lol
Been enjoying this site for long, but this is the first time I find the need to say something lol
That makes more sense. 1 energy for 100 dmg (better than a vanilla 100) on a stage 1 non-GX was way overpowered. This can combo well with Koga's Trap, but probably won't be that viable.
You could use Tapu Lele SM7b and attach a Fairy Charm to achieve automatic confusion from the bench.