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[yugi_n00b]

ok im repetedly seeing this and im unsure what the ruling is on -ex pokemon but i see

example only

3 pika
2 pika ex

i thought you were only allowed 4 pokemon of the same name, explain it fullty for me plz

 

[-Just me-]

ok im repetedly seeing this and im unsure what the ruling is on -ex pokemon but i see

example only

3 pika
2 pika ex

i thought you were only allowed 4 pokemon of the same name, explain it fullty for me plz

You said it.
For example:
Feraligatr is not the same as Feraligatr ex
So, you can play 4 Feraligatr and 4 Feraligatr ex.

On the other hand, delta pokemon are the same as non-delta pokemon.
So you can't play 4 Feraligatr and 4 Feraligatr d.

 

[yugi_n00b]

ah thnx 4 clearin that up..will it be the same for lvl x?

 

[-Just me-]

Nop, for example: You can't play 4 Lucario and 4 Lucario Lv. X.

Since it is the same name, only with different level.

 

[Arcanine 274]

EX is a different name than just the normal one. Hence you can play more than 4 of the Pokemon.

Arcanine out.

 

[Lou Cypher]

You can basically see it as this in a decklist:

2 DS Gardevoir
2 PK Gardevoir
2 DF Gardevoir EX

While the first one is a delta specie, said part is NOT part of its name.

As for the levels, the Level isn't part of the name. It's more to indicate which version it is. As such, Level X doesn't matter for the name.