I find Unown M and B the two most broken unknowns. M has the Jirachi affect make a wish and B is Unlimited that crazy for players with a large hand. What do you guys think?
Why are th unknowns so broken?
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why, u ask? well, i dont have any idea but u can try ask Nintendo....
If anybody knows where I can get unown R for a reasonable price it would be appreciated... except don't say cardorder.com because I ordered off them before and every single card I got was fake. I could see the back graphics when I shined a light through thm.
I really dont know what you're complaining about... The unowns never have attacks which are original to them. All the attacks of the Unowns are taken from other cards. Unown M is simply Jirachi... there's nothing broken to that really. Unown B has an attack which is very similar to Medicham HL, while a few other cards probably possess the same text.
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Pikachu95
Yes,you are right, they only have hidden power but different poke powers.
^The new Unown have the Shuffle (aka Form Change) power. All of their attacks are called Hidden Power and do different things.
They're not broken -_-
Unown M is Make a Wish. Wow, Jirachi with less HP and no [M] protection. Like that's gonna be half as useful...
Unown B needs [PCC]. 3 energy on a basic that'll crumple in a few turns? No thanks.
They're not broken -_-
Unown M is Make a Wish. Wow, Jirachi with less HP and no [M] protection. Like that's gonna be half as useful...
Unown B needs [PCC]. 3 energy on a basic that'll crumple in a few turns? No thanks.
Unown E is not broken, none of the Unowns are... some are quite bad actually.
Unown E may seem good, but it really can hurt you as much as it can possibly benefit you. What if you don't know what's in your opponent's hand? You could be using Unown E to simply HELP your opponent evolve faster. There is no choice in which basic to bring down if your opponent only has 1 in their hand, you could technically help them win the game because of that extra turn. You could also look at your opponent's hand and find nothing there at all, a simple waste of an attack which you opponent can use to his or her advantage. In the end, Unown E seems to disadvantage you more than advantage due to the randomness (unless you know what's in your opponent's hand), however that depends solely on your deck's strategy and if you're able to complete any specific combo to benefit from Unown E's Hidden Power at all...
Unown E may seem good, but it really can hurt you as much as it can possibly benefit you. What if you don't know what's in your opponent's hand? You could be using Unown E to simply HELP your opponent evolve faster. There is no choice in which basic to bring down if your opponent only has 1 in their hand, you could technically help them win the game because of that extra turn. You could also look at your opponent's hand and find nothing there at all, a simple waste of an attack which you opponent can use to his or her advantage. In the end, Unown E seems to disadvantage you more than advantage due to the randomness (unless you know what's in your opponent's hand), however that depends solely on your deck's strategy and if you're able to complete any specific combo to benefit from Unown E's Hidden Power at all...
unknown E is juz bad averagelly
the only good matches it will face is :
eggsachu ( due to holon castforms, magnemites)
mynx ( same~)
the only good matches it will face is :
eggsachu ( due to holon castforms, magnemites)
mynx ( same~)