The usage rate of Arceus is too low…

There were that many Spearow…? I see them all over the place in the current environment.

>>3

Wasn’t it about 50%…?

>>4

Other decks will be clustered at the bottom…

Sending complaints about Odori Dori is the complete opposite of this…

I feel like I saw Mascarena quite a bit in supermarkets and hypermarkets, but maybe the votes are split because the partners are all different.

It’s an aggregation of all ranks from Master to Beginner…

I just realized that it might be outside the non-ex deck slot like Fighting Aggron…? I thought there were many of them.

>>10

Gallade is in 9th place, so I thought it would be outside the rankings.

I only encountered Hi-Bo, but I never saw Mew even once.

>>13

I once saw it plugged into the water deck as a sub.

I lost because my Mewtwo’s moves were copied.

It’s unfair how they’re using their big moves without considering specific energy trash effects.

An environment where Zutto Tane EX is strong is boring for casual play…

People who seriously play ranked matches are different, right?

I want to see the usage rate of the Master Ball tier.

Is ManuDak still around…?

It seems that Elreid ex is better than Rampardos…?

I thought that even considering various factors, the Rampardos axis is superior because Zugaikotsu is strong.

Overall, I think I’ve seen more of Elre than Lampa…

It’s for the entire period.

It seems to be about 33% based on what is reflected in the rankings.

Can I play ranked matches even if I only have one Solgaleo?

From now on, the number of Odoridori will definitely increase a lot.

The single-character 2-evolution axis may increase, so it might unexpectedly thin out.

I want to see the usage rate above Super Bowl; at least from that rank, the deck should be effective as a deck.

At first, there were few Air Mew and Jibaco, so that’s how it is.

I think it would be just right for ex cards to be too strong and for meta cards to be printed.

Nevertheless, I think Odoridori has an unhealthy card design.

>>33

No matter how you think about it, Odoridoris are more unhealthy…

>>38

Are you a Charizard?

>>40

If it’s a game with a 40-card deck, that’s fine, but doing this with a 20-card deck only limits your options.

If the Odorider increases, the battle aggro will just increase again.

What are “Mew ex, Dialga ex, Arceus ex, and Shaymin”?

Isn’t it not established as a deck?

>>29

A deck with just one Mew as a counter for Dialga and Arceus and a Shaymin added for good measure.

>>29

It’s a deck where Dialga supplies energy to the god and then hits with the god, right?

Isn’t the speed no different from manual application? That’s true…

>>29

Arceus is effectively a jobless Mew, and the practically jobless Shaymin is actually able to function properly just for its ability.

I don’t think it’s that strong.

>>29

Dialga Arceus has been a topic of discussion, and isn’t it just that we’re putting in Mew ex as a counter to Liza and pinning Shaymin for Sky Support as a bench filler?

Ghiradark and Fricas are much more unhealthy.

In all ranks, there are a ton of people holding decks like stacks of paper at the beginner level.

How arrogant of you to be a no-name like 2ch and act so high-and-mighty.

Even though Odoridori has only 80, it can be relatively easily killed, so isn’t it the one that can’t handle it that’s at fault?

I am being made to dance by Odoridori.

The distortion that arose from the fact that there are no redraws for your hand when you have no seeds in the Tane EX deck is unavoidable.

I don’t know the details of the aggregation method, but it seems to be fairly well balanced.

>>45

Is that so?!

>>46

If the top deck bias in the card game is like this, it’s definitely well-distributed.

>>58

If the top is really around 7%, it’s a great environment for sure.

It feels like the one who was holding onto the free class is just complaining.

In the first place, you don’t often see Odoridori in the environment.

Odoridori is probably a reinforcement for its durability against lightning.

If it’s completely ineffective, depending on how it’s put together, it could completely result in a stalemate.

It might have been better if the damage from EX was changed to 1/5.

>>49

There’s no way I can handle such difficult math while playing this game…!

It’s much better to have more options than having Nukenin in a game where you take out 3 out of 6!

This season is still ultimately the Dark Gira environment.

The opponent, even though it’s a prayer for the fire, is still strong.

There aren’t that many Odoridori adoption decks yet, so if I encounter one, I just switch my mindset to think I was unlucky.

Once Odoridori becomes widespread, we need to take measures.

I honestly think that while there are many people who aren’t good at using Odoridori now and things are somehow manageable, I wonder how it will be when they get better…

It feels like this game adjusts to narrow down the options and encourages you to play in the environment envisioned by the developers.

>>54

That’s basically true not just for card games.

It’s data that has no meaning at all since it targets all ranks.

“At least it shouldn’t be after Hyper.”

>>56

The Gila ratio is increasing…

It’s tough for aggro because of Lillie!

There are times when I’m helped because I can’t figure out where to place Odoridori after seeing the opponent’s energy.

No, this is not falling apart at all.

I think the only Pokémon that can really get stuck with Odorodori is something like Charizard.

Even Darkrai can resist quite well with its ability and moves like Toxic Spikes or Rocky Helmet.

It feels like there were other fighting-type Pokémon like Rampardos that were producing results in the previous environment non-ex, but they’re not in the rankings.

>>66

There were no fighters at all.

I wonder if it’s because I’ll be in trouble if Giratina comes out.

Fighting Deck Osugi

>>67

It’s the fault of the omapan bird.

The era of no Ptera and no Rotom is coming.

What is the Darkrai that has been used since it came out?

Having unexpected developments like a special Gardevoir makes the operation feel uneasy.

If you’re going to watch EX, wouldn’t it be better to see the Muscardine with accumulated candy, as it offers a wider view?

I’ve been thinking that Darkrai’s ability should have been 10 damage for a long time.

>>72

If it’s 10, Shaymin can recover in time, you know~

>>72

It’s already a lower version of Mizushuriken…

>>93

Until last month, I would have made a joke about it and laughed it off, but it’s not that funny anymore…

I thought it would only be the initial decks if it was for all ranks.

Since the initial deck bots from vendors are using overwhelming numbers, they are gathering data at a certain rank in other games to prevent that from happening.

The group that actively exchanges and disseminates information is actually a minority compared to the actual number of users, and the perceptions and impressions among them can greatly differ from the overall aggregate, which is common in competitive games.

Rather, this result has less discrepancy.

In other games, the top score goes into double digits.

Are those games crappy?

Yeah

I realized there are more people playing around than I thought.

>>82

Did you say playtime…?

>>82

Isn’t it rare to seriously include everyone’s deck in this kind of aggregation?

Lamparudo is not going to see much increase in numbers in ranked matches due to stability issues in the first place.

It’s fine for something like a tournament, but…

If you’re using the Odoridori deck, you have to include Guzma and remove Rocky Helmet.

Since the beginning, the Nassy Celebi that has worked hard for us has passed away.

The starting deck is hard to use.

It can be said about the rental decks in this game in general that

>>86

Since there are limited times anyway, I hope they distribute rental decks from tournament winners or top-ranked players in ranked matches.

It’s a bit hard to trust it since it’s too scattered, seriously…

I believe the developers still mistakenly think that Windy and Windy EX are affected by the Bald effect.

Please do that from now on…

Rampardos is the most serious case with no fossils, and there’s no countermeasure other than with Nanjamo.

>>90

It can operate on 1 energy, but it’s prone to sluggishness with fossil fuels, so it’s a bit ambiguous whether it got sped up with sweets.

The fact that the Crimgan types are separated means that my subspecies probably isn’t counted.

The last rankers are all holding onto Dakugira after all.

Decks with high personal strength and experience points are indeed strong.

Aren’t Gyaradark and Gyaradark Crimgan essentially the same?

>>95

That’s not it!

This season, I formed a team with Solgaleo and thought I’d go all out, so I’ve been playing ranked matches, but since reaching Hyper, I haven’t made any progress at all. Isn’t this tough…?

>>99

It’s tough, isn’t it?

>>99

The winning streak bonus will be gone.

Stopping at Hyper 1 is easy and good.

The reason this game can’t generate cards is why things are only at this level; if it could generate them, it would definitely be a much worse situation tonight.

Even if you add everything up, it only amounts to about 30%, and there’s over 60% of the ranking that isn’t visible, which is honestly hard to say anything about…

As it was mentioned in advance to some extent, Odoridori’s card combinations are too mediocre, making it not very strong.

Gyarados and Gyarados are tougher than Oricorio because those two-stage evolutions hit hard and fast with a lot of power.

Can we somehow deal with Odoridori in Gutsume Darkrai?

>>106

Well, if you’re going to punch Odoridori, you’ll be taking 40 damage every turn, so that’s that.

The good thing about Dakugira is that there are no evolution accidents.

It has decent resistance to being attacked, and there is less stress than the strength would suggest.

Just right for rank matches.

>>107

Since we’ll be doing 500 battles and 1000 battles, a stress-free deck would be preferable.

That said, using your head to spin it must have made it easier for many people in that sense to earn money.

>>117

Hmm…?

Do your best, my Spin Rotom!

ruin the warped evolved bastards.

Odori would definitely be troublesome if the electricity got stronger…

Odoridori has good performance; just being there can allow you to handle landmines quite well.

Incineroar is so strong!

Odoridori looks like the strongest against EX Pokémon, but it’s a loser designed to lose to Girantina.

>>113

However, you can win against Mudoh Solgaleo.

Solgaleo can defeat Giratina and Darkrai.

The new Liza undoubtedly has explosive power, but it feels utterly empty just because I can’t pull for sweets.

It really feels like the real show starts once the partner with strong thunder comes out.

This season is just being here.

Even without aiming for Odoridori, there have been quite a few interesting non-EX decks added, making it a fun era.

>>116

Looking at it again, I’ve found quite a few cards that aren’t bad, and it’s fun.

I think I can do well if I have a good partner to bring out Odoridori later.

There isn’t a device that moves quickly and is easy to use with electricity, more than I expected.

In the current ranked matches, it seems there are a lot of Solgaleo or fire types.

Giratina and Darkrai can’t beat the speed of the two-evolution group…

Can you stop blocking three of Darkrai’s attacks with Lily?

I feel like it might be okay to adopt a shield with Odoridori.

The problem is that all the new evolution Pokémon are fast and have high power, so which Pokémon should I train to be able to overwhelm them?

>>123

I think it was designed as a shield in the first place.

However, it has a 70 HP and 50 damage, making it difficult to get knocked out immediately against anything other than ex, which is somewhat of a nuisance.

Could it be that Gyaru is becoming a loser of an era that can’t keep up with an accelerated environment?

>>124

It seems that Kekan Kani has a higher possibility, to some extent.

The advanced candy Solgaleo is unfair, right?

>>126

If you’re going first, it won’t matter anyway since you can’t attack, so it’s the same as the fastest evolution.

Amakaji was known in other titles, but I didn’t expect you to become so incredibly appealing…

I came out with candy and ended up getting a 6-hit kick, which made me cry.

Odoridori is inevitably going to stay, so the poison sting looks tough as well.

Is Gyarados really that strong?

When I play with Dakugira, the pressure is weak, so it feels complete.

The second one quickly gets punched and completes, making Charizard more troublesome.

>>131

Both can be done quickly with candy.

I think the difference from Charizard is that it can charge energy in the back and then come forward.

The explosive method is tough on energy if it doesn’t ignite in front once.

>>131

Since it’s a solo play, there’s no need to include Speeders or Monbos that have fewer accidents, so there’s a lot of extra space, and at the same time, the opponent’s Natsume and Akagi become useless.

What is lacking in Lizex is the ability to endure burns even against Odoridori.

If I’m putting in Odori Dorii, I want recovery for Darkrai and Gotsume.

In that case, it would be difficult because it wouldn’t match with Pika-sama.

Solgaleo’s HP is too high, I can’t take it down in one hit.

The new Liza is a beat slower, so it might be better to use the old Liza instead of cutting off Odoridori to win.

Guzma would definitely be strong if he were in there, but there’s no space to include him!

Solgaleo is the assumed enemy for now, but it’s a mystery why it rarely has accidents.

Even though it has become quite stable with 2 evolution, it still shouldn’t differ much in the ratio of contents compared to other decks that use 2 evolution, yet it is surprisingly stable.

>>136

It’s impressive that you can cover up a little accident with Air Mard.

In other words, Kaniparu is just strong.

Was Riza Fire in 4th place?

It felt good that Gyarados had a 50/50 chance and that Gila Dark had an advantage, but I see it was able to break into the top meta.

Well, if I can see Odoridori-kun, I might feel down, so it seems like I’ll have to dismantle it…

I thought about it again after putting it together and using it myself, but isn’t Mao-chan doing quite a bit?

>>139

I think those who can’t deal 160 damage are like demons in terms of strength.

Well, I guess I’ll be treated badly.

Two-color evolution decks tend to have a lot of mishaps…

Earlier, I was battling my Nyaabi against a Hitokage, and neither could evolve, so we ended up just hitting each other with our attacks. It left me feeling really mixed emotions.

Due to the specifications of the emblem, I can’t play ranked matches, so I hope they will let us have chaotic battles in the new environment besides ranked matches.

Five more consecutive wins.

It’s undeniable that Odoridori contributes to environmental diversity, but lower HP and damage by 10 each.

The Nanjamo battle is happening too much!

I have a good bird deck in mind, but I don’t have both the birds and the partner.

Make it so I can do 200 million consecutive pulls.

I tried using Amargo and felt great being “the strongest” multiple times!

It’s really interesting, but I can’t pull a single Lycanroc!

>>148

The Lycanroc called by Ivan is limited to Lunala… and in the raid battles, it seems to only be Solgaleo.

>>185

Personally, I find it easier to use at night, and whether I’m aiming for one or the other, it’s the Lunala pack, but since it’s only a 3-star tier, it’s probably not going to come out.

You color variation.

I’ve never played Ranked Battles, so I don’t really understand, but do Darkrai and Giratina have that much synergy?

I thought about using Lillie with Solgaleo to become super tough, but there wasn’t enough space for that.

>>151

But when it comes to a damage race, there’s the dilemma of wanting to play one card.

The deck of Odoridori and Yareyutan that I fought earlier was quite annoying.

Avoiding Odoridori and then causing unnecessary energy waste with Yareyutan is just too disgusting!

Who is everyone putting in as a sub-attacker for the new Liza?

>>155

The new Riza is just straightforward, isn’t it?

If I can’t put in Lillie’s, I wonder what kind of Solgaleo I could use.

>>157

It’s probably something like leaning forward with red.

The opponent’s new Liza will be completed in 3 turns.

I knew it, there’s not enough deck space!

I want to create Nidokqueen too!

Cosmoem has perfectly balanced performance for a simple evolution.

I thought I might just hold onto one Guzma, so I did a 10-pull, but I didn’t get it.

I want to pull Solgaleo, but what should I do…

More than half of the survey deck for the thread image in Odoridori is destroyed.

>>164

It’s because I’m not doing it that I’m hearing all these complaints.

I couldn’t pull Ame and Solgaleo, so I gathered them in Getcha!

I ended up using quite a few Gacha items, but it can’t be helped.

With a single deck, the evolution of the candy is faster than I expected.

It’s fun because it gets decided by the third turn at the latest.

The new lizard is really coming together with my partner, so I’m eagerly waiting.

>>169

I was supposed to team up with Ame, but… I got thrown off my game right from the start…

>>175

No, candy is a different thing altogether.

It was said since the last season.

>>169

Isn’t it tough for the partner since Charizard has to be in front and blazing?

>>177

It feels much more relaxed now that Lilie has arrived.

By the way, if you enter the serial code, you’ll receive an hourglass, so make sure to do it.

Since the beautiful girl deck has reached its limit, I will remove Shirona-san.

>>171

Girl…?

Without Gilray or Red, you’re just a weakling who can’t take down Gengar with one hit.

>>172

Originally, Gila alone is just a bit short of a one-hit KO.

Look.

If it’s a high-power brawl, I think it’s fine to be straightforward and aggressive since Lillie won’t make it in time.

I still want to include Lillie because I’m worried about the small damages.

This time, the ★2 Lillie is actually rarer; just looking at the probabilities, it’s completely different, and it probably won’t flow into the Raid Battle because there’s a feature where it won’t flow into Raid Battles if shiny variants are mixed in.

>>176

This time, the fact that the 2-star is rarer than immersive has been true since the first release.

I haven’t drawn ☆2☆3 Lillie yet, but since I have Solgaleo, should I change the pack for now…?

I think the colors for the Crown Solgaleo are really cool, but setting that aside, I wanted to see the immersive experience of Solgaleo and the others.

Could you please stop inflating the numbers by including non-EX cards that are as worthless as garbage, apart from the alternative-colored EX ones?

Isn’t Odoridori weak since it can’t hit?

I don’t know the details of the TOD specifications, but…

>>188

I think the main issue is that the current electric type is relatively weak, and if I find a partner, I believe it’s a type of Pokémon that can fulfill its role sufficiently just with the mystical protection.

Since there’s no one like Pottai-shi in between, I had no choice but to build the deck with just Mokuroh and Junaiper, but it’s actually working out pretty well.

Night Lycanroc looks like it’s having fun, doesn’t it?

Just one ultimate card is enough.

◇I can’t pull 2 Lillies.

If you use your head with Giradark, you can win.

Those who don’t make any effort will lose.

Will it show the usage rate for each season?

As for the bird with Dakugira, what are you going to do about Leo?

To be honest, all kinds of rapid evolution are tough.