For the surprise factor. When you bench a ditto, your opponent has no idea how to react or counter it. It's also good in Eels to protect your tynamos from Landorus for a turn.blargh257 said:I don't understand AT all why this card is worth playing. I would much rather just hand my Mewtwo on its own and play another Trainer in the deck instead. But i guess if people want to run it, that's fine with me. I keep looking at the scan over and over, "does that really say just basic pokemon? If it does, why are people hyping it?" I just don't get it.
Scizorliscious said:Would I be correct in saying that you could drop a Ditto, then next turn use its Ability to attach a Tynamo and then evolve into an Eelektrik the same turn, since the effect of it being in play for one turn is transferred? If so, its 70 HP over Tynamo's 30 (and of course other low-HP basics) could be useful, but to be honest, I'd rather just add in a consistency card or another Tynamo/Basic if I'm not already running 4.
You can yes, because technically the ditto/tynamo was on the bench for a turn already.ashtavakra said:Scizorliscious said:Would I be correct in saying that you could drop a Ditto, then next turn use its Ability to attach a Tynamo and then evolve into an Eelektrik the same turn, since the effect of it being in play for one turn is transferred? If so, its 70 HP over Tynamo's 30 (and of course other low-HP basics) could be useful, but to be honest, I'd rather just add in a consistency card or another Tynamo/Basic if I'm not already running 4.
that was my inquiry as well. i was wondering if you can have ditto down and then t2 lay down tynamo and eel at the same time?
I know, i was 7/8ths way joking.9Tailz said:I don't think it would make your opponent underestimate you, if anything it should just make them wary of it...