In my opinion, the card may replace Shauna in standard next year. The effect is similar to Shauna only you get one more and of course it is the same as ye olde Professor Oak's New Theory. However, with the search, draw, and energy accel of current competitive decks. Shauna isn't played as much. When cynthia is released she will be sought after because well...she's Cynthia. Well of course im one of the players who would want to get this card for it's effect and FA. But that's just meLove the artwork on the FA Cynthia! It's value is definitely going to be high as it is also a very playable card. Knowing my luck, I'll probably put the other FA trainersProbably will trade or buy it as a single.
Actually the text reads "....the BASIC pokemon that was hit by this attack can't attack". It implies that if your opponent evolves that pokemon, the effect will vanish as it isn't a basic but a stage 1. Or a stage 2 if he/she used a Rare Candy. Retreating would remove the effect as well. However the wording doesn't say defending or active basic pokemon, so the effect might stay on the basic pokemon even if switched to the bench, but i could be wrong. So Spiritomb's attack may be good against decks that only use basic pokemon.
) - I can honestly say all of the rotoms are utterly underwhelming and should see 0 play in Gourgeist.Oh yeah, the lost zone back in the day was all about removal and utilizing it for heavy hitters. Especially with the stadium that can give you the win if your opponent has 6 or more pokemon the lost zone. Magnezone Prime, Gengar Prime, Mew Prime Giratina (lost claw), and Giratina Lv. X were Pokémon that could hurt your opponent real bad with the Lost Zone. Now suppose they make lost zone a thing in SM6, just like it was in Platinum and HGSS. Now that would be interesting.
No, I meant Magnezone. You can grab the Energy you discarded using Dusk Mane Necrozma-GX's Corona Impact and reattach them with Magnezone. You also don't need Registeel because you have Solgaleo Prism Star.
