Too much luck used on evolution, resulting in energy imbalance.

I can’t evolve because I’m using too much luck on energy.

I dismantled the deck because only one of them can be released.

The outcome is determined by how long the wall Pokémon, Mikaruge, can hold up.

Please stick with Fukamaru and Gabaito.

Even though it’s 2 energy, it doesn’t necessarily mean they come alternately, so accidents can happen normally…

>>5

Dragonite is also specified to be one energy each, but it had an accident…

If Gab does not come with a straight two colors, it can be considered an accident, so it can be said that the accident rate is rising.

It’s a card that can deal 100 damage with 2 energy.

>>6

It will take 4 energy to produce 2 energy.

I felt like throwing my smartphone when water energy only came out for about 4 turns.

To be honest, I don’t want to carry the element of luck with every turn’s energy.

It’s really satisfying to hit a opponent with 150 damage using Cynthia when they let their guard down before the EX.

After all, complete randomness is tough.

I’m not saying to alternate, but can you at least do a random draw from 1-1, 2-1, 1-2, and 2-2?

Dragonite’s finish is just a game of chance…

Bring a support that can change the energy color specifically for dragons.

>>13

It might be stronger to pair that one capable of generating its own power with something other than Dragonite.

Which is better for Gab’s companion, water or battle?

>>17

Nothing

If a support that can change the color of energy comes out, it seems like Crimgan will start rampaging.

Is this a ability you want to use even after evolving into a 2?

>>20

Gab is based on Shiron.

I want rainbow energy, rainbow energy.

Combining it with Mikaruge gives it a more Shironadeck-like feel, but pairing it with Crimgan seems stronger…?

It’s not weak, but when asked if you really want to use it, it’s hard to say.

Leverage the strength of being able to form without EX.

I only win with my Garchomp deck when the opponent has an accident.

Even so, we are also in an accident, so things aren’t progressing smoothly.

Moderate strength

I personally prefer to evolve it quickly along with Meowth.

It’s not as strong as Mikaruge says…

The more you use it, the more the excellence of Crimgan stands out.

Grimgun struggles because it has 2 escape energy.

>>29

Since I’ll just be pulled out by Akagi even if I escape, I attach a sturdy one from the start and make sure to use one up completely.

>>39

Isn’t this a case where you want to miss and then hit?

You can change the type of energy in the energy zone only for this turn.

I wonder what it would be like if a card like that came out.

>>30

It seems that the Bug Beam of Poly Z can move, so the implementation itself seems possible.

Mikarge might have been more interesting if all the bench players had a score like 10.

Right now, they aren’t openly distributing color support, so aren’t they saving it for inflation?

If only Manaphy could be activated without color.

Please give me rainbow energy.

When I use coins or multi-colored items, I keep noticing only unfortunate cases, and it’s not good for my mental health…

The performance does not match the increase in accident rates.

First of all, I have some reluctance to do the mixed color energy gacha in addition to the 2 evolutions.

I think it’s great that you can search for Shirona in a rough and aggressive way.

Random generation makes no sense, right?

Strategies will become meaningless.

>>42

Bug beam! Bug beam!

The accident factors have somewhat decreased with Hikari, after all.

If there are no energy accidents, it has the performance to do it.

I want a support card that can change this turn’s energy to any energy I like.

Also, it’s not related, but I want two colorless energy.

Reduce to 150 lines with Mimikyu and make it smooth with Garchomp and Cynthia.

Fun

First of all, a two-stage evolution is quite tough.

It’s crazy that out of 15 matches, I went first 14 times.

What is this game?

>>51

If it were a Nassy, it would be a winning match.

>>51

Isn’t that like the probability of winning the lottery…?

I didn’t expect them to release a super popular Pokémon like Garchomp at such a decent rate.

Even if I hold a deck that is considered advantageous when going first, my opponent’s advantage from going second makes it seem better to go second after all.