The end of Lv.X's

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urgh.

Why the Lv.X's have to leave?

They're AMAZING. I liked it.

But yeah I guess, its allows me to have more options ;P

Out of all of the Lv.X's we got are usually a part of a Sinnoh dex or 4th gen, except for:

Blaziken
Charizard
Flygon
Mewtwo
Rayquaza
Salamence

Lolwut, those other Pokemon thats in first 3 gens got like no love, but all but 3 are Pokemon-SP, which is in fact, a lame concept that PCL have thought of. I hope that concept will not return, ever. :/
And keep in mind that those non 4th gen Pokemon are popular in some ways.... Hahaha

#001 #387 387 Turtwig Grass
#002 #388 388 Grotle Grass
#003 #389 389 Torterra Grass Ground
#004 #390 390 Chimchar Fire
#005 #391 391 Monferno Fire Fighting
#006 #392 392 Infernape Fire Fighting
#007 #393 393 Piplup Water
#008 #394 394 Prinplup Water
#009 #395 395 Empoleon Water Steel
#010 #396 396 Starly Normal Flying
#011 #397 397 Staravia Normal Flying
#012 #398 398 Staraptor Normal Flying
#013 #399 399 Bidoof Normal
#014 #400 400 Bibarel Normal Water
#015 #401 401 Kricketot Bug
#016 #402 402 Kricketune Bug
#017 #403 403 Shinx Electric
#018 #404 404 Luxio Electric
#019 #405 405 Luxray Electric
#020 #063 063 Abra Psychic
#021 #064 064 Kadabra Psychic
#022 #065 065 Alakazam Psychic
#023 #129 129 Magikarp Water
#024 #130 130 Gyarados Water Flying
#025 #406 406 Budew Grass Poison
#026 #315 315 Roselia Grass Poison
#027 #407 407 Roserade Grass Poison
#028 #041 041 Zubat Poison Flying
#029 #042 042 Golbat Poison Flying
#030 #169 169 Crobat Poison Flying
#031 #074 074 Geodude Rock Ground
#032 #075 075 Graveler Rock Ground
#033 #076 076 Golem Rock Ground
#034 #095 095 Onix Rock Ground
#035 #208 208 Steelix Steel Ground
#036 #408 408 Cranidos Rock
#037 #409 409 Rampardos Rock
#038 #410 410 Shieldon Rock Steel
#039 #411 411 Bastiodon Rock Steel
#040 #066 066 Machop Fighting
#041 #067 067 Machoke Fighting
#042 #068 068 Machamp Fighting
#043 #054 054 Psyduck Water
#044 #055 055 Golduck Water
#045 #412 412 Burmy Bug
#045 #412 412G Burmy Bug
#045 #412 412S Burmy Bug
#046 #413 413 Wormadam Bug Grass
#046 #413 413G Wormadam Bug Ground
#046 #413 413S Wormadam Bug Steel
#047 #414 414 Mothim Bug Flying
#048 #265 265 Wurmple Bug
#049 #266 266 Silcoon Bug
#050 #267 267 Beautifly Bug Flying
#051 #268 268 Cascoon Bug
#052 #269 269 Dustox Bug Poison
053 415 Combee Bug Flying
054 416 Vespiquen Bug Flying
055 417 Pachirisu Electric
056 418 Buizel Water
057 419 Floatzel Water
058 420 Cherubi Grass
059 421 Cherrim Grass
060 422 Shellos Water
061 423 Gastrodon Water Ground
062 214 Heracross Bug Fighting
063 190 Aipom Normal
064 424 Ambipom Normal
065 425 Drifloon Ghost Flying
066 426 Drifblim Ghost Flying
067 427 Buneary Normal
068 428 Lopunny Normal
069 092 Gastly Ghost Poison
070 093 Haunter Ghost Poison
071 094 Gengar Ghost Poison
072 200 Misdreavus Ghost
073 429 Mismagius Ghost
074 198 Murkrow Dark Flying
075 430 Honchkrow Dark Flying
076 431 Glameow Normal
077 432 Purugly Normal
078 118 Goldeen Water
079 119 Seaking Water
080 339 Barboach Water Ground
081 340 Whiscash Water Ground
082 433 Chingling Psychic
083 358 Chimecho Psychic
084 434 Stunky Poison Dark
085 435 Skuntank Poison Dark
086 307 Meditite Fighting Psychic
087 308 Medicham Fighting Psychic
088 436 Bronzor Steel Psychic
089 437 Bronzong Steel Psychic
090 077 Ponyta Fire
091 078 Rapidash Fire
092 438 Bonsly Rock
093 185 Sudowoodo Rock
094 439 Mime Jr. Psychic
095 122 Mr. Mime Psychic
096 440 Happiny Normal
097 113 Chansey Normal
098 242 Blissey Normal
099 173 Cleffa Normal
100 035 Clefairy Normal
101 036 Clefable Normal
102 441 Chatot Normal Flying
103 172 Pichu Electric
104 025 Pikachu Electric
105 026 Raichu Electric
106 163 Hoothoot Normal Flying
107 164 Noctowl Normal Flying
108 442 Spiritomb Ghost Dark
109 443 Gible Dragon Ground
110 444 Gabite Dragon Ground
111 445 Garchomp Dragon Ground
112 446 Munchlax Normal
113 143 Snorlax Normal
114 201 Unown Psychic
115 447 Riolu Fighting
116 448 Lucario Fighting Steel
117 194 Wooper Water Ground
118 195 Quagsire Water Ground
119 278 Wingull Water Flying
120 279 Pelipper Water Flying
121 203 Girafarig Normal Psychic
122 449 Hippopotas Ground
123 450 Hippowdon Ground
124 298 Azurill Normal
125 183 Marill Water
126 184 Azumarill Water
127 451 Skorupi Poison Bug
128 452 Drapion Poison Dark
129 453 Croagunk Poison Fighting
130 454 Toxicroak Poison Fighting
131 455 Carnivine Grass
132 223 Remoraid Water
133 224 Octillery Water
134 456 Finneon Water
135 457 Lumineon Water
136 072 Tentacool Water Poison
137 073 Tentacruel Water Poison
138 349 Feebas Water
139 350 Milotic Water
140 458 Mantyke Water Flying
141 226 Mantine Water Flying
142 459 Snover Grass Ice
143 460 Abomasnow Grass Ice
144 215 Sneasel Dark Ice
145 461 Weavile Dark Ice
146 480 Uxie Psychic
147 481 Mesprit Psychic
148 482 Azelf Psychic
149 483 Dialga Steel Dragon
150 484 Palkia Water Dragon
151 490 Manaphy Water

#152 #479 479 Rotom Electric Ghost
#153 #207 207 Gligar Ground Flying
#154 #472 472 Gliscor Ground Flying
#155 #299 299 Nosepass Rock
#156 #476 476 Probopass Rock Steel
#157 #280 280 Ralts Psychic
#158 #281 281 Kirlia Psychic
#159 #282 282 Gardevoir Psychic
#160 #475 475 Gallade Psychic Fighting
#161 #108 108 Lickitung Normal
#162 #463 463 Lickilicky Normal
#163 #133 133 Eevee Normal
#164 #134 134 Vaporeon Water
#165 #135 135 Jolteon Electric
#166 #136 136 Flareon Fire
#167 #196 196 Espeon Psychic
#168 #197 197 Umbreon Dark
#169 #470 470 Leafeon Grass
#170 #471 471 Glaceon Ice
#171 #333 333 Swablu Normal Flying
#172 #334 334 Altaria Dragon Flying
#173 #175 175 Togepi Normal
#174 #176 176 Togetic Normal Flying
#175 #468 468 Togekiss Normal Flying
#176 #228 228 Houndour Dark Fire
#177 #229 229 Houndoom Dark Fire
#178 #081 081 Magnemite Electric Steel
#179 #082 082 Magneton Electric Steel
#180 #462 462 Magnezone Electric Steel
#181 #114 114 Tangela Grass
#182 #465 465 Tangrowth Grass
#183 #193 193 Yanma Bug Flying
#184 #469 469 Yanmega Bug Flying
#185 #357 357 Tropius Grass Flying
#186 #111 111 Rhyhorn Ground Rock
#187 #112 112 Rhydon Ground Rock
#188 #464 464 Rhyperior Ground Rock
#189 #355 355 Duskull Ghost
#190 #356 356 Dusclops Ghost
#191 #477 477 Dusknoir Ghost
#192 #137 137 Porygon Normal
#193 #233 233 Porygon2 Normal
#194 #474 474 Porygon-Z Normal
#195 #123 123 Scyther Bug Flying
#196 #212 212 Scizor Bug Steel
#197 #239 239 Elekid Electric
#198 #125 125 Electabuzz Electric
#199 #466 466 Electivire Electric
#200 #240 240 Magby Fire
#201 #126 126 Magmar Fire
#202 #467 467 Magmortar Fire
#203 #220 220 Swinub Ice Ground
#204 #221 221 Piloswine Ice Ground
#205 #473 473 Mamoswine Ice Ground
#206 #361 361 Snorunt Ice
#207 #362 362 Glalie Ice
#208 #478 478 Froslass Ice Ghost
#209 #359 359 Absol Dark
#210 #487 487O Giratina Ghost Dragon


And all but Fione have been a Lv.X that's from the no regional Pokedex.
485 485 Heatran Fire Steel
486 486 Regigigas Normal
488 488 Cresselia Psychic
489 489 Phione Water
491 491 Darkrai Dark
492 492 Shaymin Grass
492S 492S Shaymin Grass Flying
493 493 Arceus Normal
 
I liked the Lv. X mechanic. Too bad they won't continue it in LEGEND, it should have lasted as long as EX pokemon.
 
Gardevoir isn't 4th gen either. ;)

I kind of like the idea... the 2-part Legend is an interesting idea, and it will finally force use to use decks that run NO LV. X/EX's, and it will make it easier for the people with limited spending money to get into the game.
 
I don't think anyone's considered how much the values of the 'Great' and 'Legend' Pokemon will be. Since Great Pokemon don't need to level up, you're going to need more than 1, unlike a Level X. And if you want to do 4-2-4 Gatr, then you better save up now.
 
I don't know why people compare Legends to Lv. X. They're completely different. Great Pokemon are the Lv. X replacement.
 
The details may not be exact, but this is what I gather from these new cards: (Sorry if I don't make much sense, haven't played in a while, just collected.)

Great Pokemon kind of combine what was best about Ex's and Lv.X's, but they don't have the Lv.X rule, or Ex rule. You also don't need to level up. They can evolve from other Pokemon.

Yes, these are the successors to the Lv.X cards. But in some way, I guess you could say the Legend cards are too, just more rare/flashy.

Legend cards are a new type of card. Basically, since they are two cards, they work almost like a Lv.X. (except you can't use attacks from a previous level.) But instead of laying down say, a regular Lugia first, and then having to leveling up, you just need to have both Lugia legend cards in your hand to play it. If the legend cards go the way I'm guessing, only legendary Pokemon will be made into Legend cards. All other Pokemon would be Greats.

IMO, this is going to work out well. The game is simplifying itself again somewhat (attacks and powers. weaknesses) but at the same time, innovating with the great and legend Pokemon. Which I actually like. I'm excited and planning to get back into the game.
 
Who is aying there taking out lv.X. Great pokemon could well ... could just be well great battling pokemon like the name but use a different holo. I't has not been confirmed that lv.x's are gone and I doubt they are. Also I bet the new uxie and snorlax use the same holo style.
 
^lol... there are no levels on the cards no more so how are going to level up a pokémon that has no level?

but I liked the lv. x's... if they had no plans to make more lv. x's following HG/SS, they should have released gen II lv. x's before... i wanted to see a Lugia lv. X...
 
The Power of Three said:
Gardevoir isn't 4th gen either. ;)

I kind of like the idea... the 2-part Legend is an interesting idea, and it will finally force use to use decks that run NO LV. X/EX's, and it will make it easier for the people with limited spending money to get into the game.
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Explain to me how this could possibly help? Now you need 2 of each secret rare card. This will just make things harder
 
Am I right in thinking that the Great cards are the replacements of Lv X's and the Legend cards are replacements of the Secret Reprints, in that they are more for show than actual playing (though that may not be the case)?
 
We do not know yet if Pokémon Lv. X are being removed or being continued. When the complete set is released, we will know.
 
How they got away without releasing a ttar lv.X I don't know... there better be a great one quick.
 
Great cards will probably replace Lv Xs, but I'm still mad they never made Dragonite Lv X, or a Lv Xs for any of the Kanto, Johto, or Hoenn starters.
 
I'm going to miss LV X cards, but what if LEGEND cards are for a separate set of rules for the Japanese only and they continue to make LV X cards, I highly doubt it, but you never know...
 
I will miss X's. I thought it was a great concept. I don't like the new mechanics.
 
SourMilk said:
Great cards will probably replace Lv Xs, but I'm still mad they never made Dragonite Lv X, or a Lv Xs for any of the Kanto, Johto, or Hoenn starters.
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Well, there was Blaziken FB and Charzaird G...
But, LV.X is a great mechanic and should be kept.
 
I personally never liked the Xes. Just by "leveling" up a Poke, it becomes infinitely stronger. That's how a 6year old finishes a Pokemon Gameboy game; he loses a battle, he trains some more, he wins. Also it's simply ridiculous that some Pokes (I'll say Leafeon and Luxray as examples) wouldn't even be remotely playable without that extra level. Sure, the mechanic worked, but in theory it's just stupid.
Great Pokemon sound lame as well. If there's no special rule on them, then just call them regular Pokemon.
 
Lv.Xs were a silly mechanic that just didn't make much sense to me. Not only were they just expensive, they just added several new advantages, to the point where any non-Lv.X deck besides Beedrill unplayable for competition.
 
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