Isn’t it a good environment right now…?

I feel that Arceus has thrown the environment into chaos.

>>1

That’s definitely a wicked god…

I wonder how many wins in a row would be good if it’s a 5-game winning streak.

It’s not something you do seriously, so everyone is just doing it casually.

I don’t see any Esper or status condition decks, though…

In actual fights, the Jibako rate is high.

I’m looking forward to the ranked matches!

I just ran into God Blast a little while ago.

On the other side, they could attack immediately with Yuxie, but over here I had to deal with Aggro and unfortunately only had a super weakness at hand, so I surrendered early.

I finished it quickly with free form.

I gathered two Rampardos, so I’m going to compete with a trendy Sudowoodo Rampardos deck.

>>10

When you have an accident, it happens terribly, so don’t expect too much.

When fossils don’t come, it’s a death flag.

The Oko Rizaru is stronger than Lampa.

Five consecutive wins went smoothly.

I was defeated in an instant in the sixth match.

I want to play Monkey Doran, but I can’t pull Doran…

If Leafy can give grass energy to anyone, I would team up with Arceus…

I couldn’t get Rampardos or Palkia to work out well, so in the end, I smashed through with Blastoise.

Isn’t Masquerain strong?

Thanks to Kai-chan, Blastoise is relatively strong right now.

There are also energy acceleration methods that don’t rely on Kasumi.

Stop changing my energy to grass every time I edit my Kairi Feadeck.

>>20

Putting in Crimgan is amazing!

It will turn into a ridiculous deck called “3 energy mix.”

Using Manaphy to attach energy to Arceus, and then in the next turn using Hikari to manually attach, you can gather three energies and deal damage, which has a lower requirement than Palkia Shawaaz and can work fairly well.

It’s about time to give me something for the Psychic type!

I finally pulled 2 Arceus, so I’m pairing them with a large amount of Dialga I’ve pulled.

I wonder who else I should include…

>>23

Select from around Land Shamini, Sky Shamini, and Mew.

>>28

I see, Shaymin is nice… Thank you!

This is a Leafia ban evasion, right?

Think about Glacia’s feelings.

I intended to joke around with Raibolt and Jibacoil, but it just ended up being normal…

Raibolt wasn’t particularly strong.

Is Leafia fully using Kaierika?

>>27

I’m fully invested, and I’ve got two healing items stacked, so Mega Yanma will hold on tight.

In the end, it’s a loser.

Speaking of which, I haven’t seen either of the two Origens…

>>30

Why is the floaty Giratina in the last-minute pack?

I guess it’s not called Origin Giratina…

>>30

I was able to get a double with Olidia; if Skyshade comes out, it’s strong.

>>30

Manaphy and Origin Palkia has become a hot deck that started gaining attention among serious players since yesterday or the day before.

I’m grateful that I ended my winning streak with the old deck of Nassy and Celebi.

I got beaten up badly when I challenged with Rampardos.

As soon as I changed it to Kasumi, it ended immediately…

But I feel a bit guilty about attaching three with Kasumi.

Using Darkrai makes me feel like giving up because Shaymin’s healing is so strong.

I got disconnected after defeating Arceus ex with Eevee.

>>37

God killing…

Because Giratina was released over 10 years earlier, there are various hassles in that regard…

Seki-san should try a little harder.

Green, do your best…

The naming conventions for paper form changes have been too inconsistent from the beginning.

I don’t really understand what indicators they are using.

I was able to quickly take down Darkrai with Weavile.

I’m glad I got the chance, so I’m including Seki-san, but it’s helpful that they somewhat adjusted the number of confirmations.

Kai-chan is here too, so the water is strong.

Leafeon will hit for 70 in just 2 turns, huh?

I realized it after using it.

>>45

Depending on the “strongest” beforehand, you can take quite a good one.

It seems that 15 decks are not enough…

My friend suddenly sent me Dialga, but what should I do…

It’s a totally obvious thing, but I’ve been realizing lately that having high HP is really strong in the current environment.

Leafeon is good because it doesn’t cause energy accidents…

Normal Leafeon is actually pretty good too…

I quickly finished with the Dialga and Arceus deck.

When you become the user, it feels too strong and overwhelming.

It feels like this is somehow easier than the previous five consecutive wins.

Has the opponent weakened?

You’ve gotten stronger.

Oriparu is really strong, after all.

When I saw two Lucarios smoothly lined up behind the opponent’s Garbador, I thought for sure they were up to something!

I was about to say that.

Isn’t a deck consisting only of Freezer surprisingly strong?

I was about to overflow with stamina during the single event.

I’m using Bequeen really quietly because it’s surprisingly strong.

The water deck is annoying, but…

It’s not because of the Bee Queen’s charge order, so why are you the one charging in?

I was battling a Fire Chimchar deck with Exeggutor, and even though I was at a disadvantage, I somehow managed to win because Exeggutor kept coming out repeatedly.

A level that makes me feel like I’d snap if it happened to me.

I saw a deck built around Manaphy, Gyarados, and Oripal.

Palkia has a fairly straightforward performance, after all.

Losing due to a bad matchup can be tough when you’re hit repeatedly at your weak points, but if you charge up and aim for big damage, you can manage.

The matchup between Alolan Exeggutor and Gengar is surprisingly winnable because Mantine can take a Flamethrower.

It’s tough with Leafeon.

Since Nassy EX has 160, without a cloak it’s within one-hit range for monkeys.

It would be like a build specialized for a monkey, similar to Monkey Fire.

I ended up drawing a lot and managed to pull Akagi, and finally got my second Exeggutor, but it was really close.

Palkia’s 3 energy cost is surprisingly heavy.

Even if Kasumi is decided, I can’t be at ease.

It’s not plain, it’s flashy and heavy.

The energy attachment for Leafeon is a slightly good fake Nassy.

Defeated 3 Energy Arceus and 4 Energy Dialga, originally strong in battles.

At the 4-energy point, there are aspects that are stronger than Celebi.

However, there are many issues such as point efficiency not aligning, lack of flexibility, and the fire being over.

I also tried the mysterious creature called “Strike,” but as expected, it has no power.

Shall I just put in Nassy ex?

sleep

Do not hold it again after winning five consecutive matches in the battle.

I just won five consecutive victories.

My fourth win came from a surrender in the first turn, and my fifth win was a timeout at the start when placing the first Pokémon, so I can’t quite accept it.

I tried it with Kyogre and Celebi.

The feeling of being stuck with Celebi as my opening move is intense, so I switched to Mega Yanmega.

>>77

To be honest, I don’t really want to spread recovery to everyone just by using Water types, so a Water/Grass type for Celebi as a secondary would be fine.

I thought Thunder wouldn’t be bad if Jibako could be used, but it ended up being really weak.

I thought it was absolutely impossible, but I easily achieved it with a Shironagabrias deck.

The two elders flowed into Getchare, but it was a bit amusing that they were firmly demanding four, as expected…

Kai tends to recover about 40 on its own.

Should I be more conscious of the cycle?

>>82

I think it’s enough to recover 40 by yourself rather than making impossible movements.

If you have something like Starmie, you might be able to swap in and aim for the maximum recovery amount.

Right now, since an attack around 100 will come anyway, it doesn’t matter whether I recover in the back or the front; if I don’t have a second Shaymin or Kyurem, the amount of damage I can withstand won’t change.

I thought it would be tough to win consecutively against a level 10 rookie trainer, so I gave up.

I finished a 5-win streak in Mana Pal Arceus… well, it’s good that I finished, but this event is really stressful.

Returning to electric power while trying various things.

It seems like it will be an event that achieves five consecutive wins in a mechanical and uninteresting manner, but it’s better than not winning at all.

Oriparu was used as a substitute for the Frieza EX slot during the low-rarity clear mission, and it’s quite strong.

It’s strong, not an EX Gabu.

“Is it time for Shiro to reflect on not being able to use Ex?”