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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] Isn’t Arashin Yukino-O strong?

Yukinooh’s ability reduces energy costs with Arceus, while mixed reviews highlight its strength among various Pokémon cards.

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] I really don’t want to! I really don’t want to! I really don’t want to!

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] I don’t think I’m weak because you took me to five consecutive wins.

Gaburias evolves into a powerful Pokémon with strong attack potential, but reviews express a desire for more strength options.

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] I think Heracross is interesting, but it doesn’t seem that strong…

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] Nassie is strong, but the opponent after defeating Nassie, Celebi, is also too strong.

The post discusses Pokémon strategies involving Nassie and Celebi, emphasizing coin toss mechanics and unexpected outcomes.

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] I feel like the environment has become chaotic.

Japan Otaku reviews game updates, discusses strategies, and shares excitement for new features and card expansion fun.

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] The win rate is good, but…

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses Garchomp’s capabilities, strategies, and evolving challenges in competitive play.

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] Kill God!

Seed Utsukushii, the Inviting Pokémon, mimics trees and has unique battle strategies. Community reviews explore its abilities.

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] Fukamaru is so cute!

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses Pokémon, updates on evolutions, and challenges, expressing disappointment over certain features.

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[Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket] Hello, it’s the very popular ex Dialga.

Dialga’s strong synergy with Steel cards and parental teamwork leads to powerful strategies in Pokémon battles.

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