This is impossible.

It’s a bit strong.

Is this level really being used in the second evolution?

>>2

It is said that they are quite strong.

I only need half the HP and power, so please import it to Pokepoke.

>>4

It’s fine if the skill energy is only half.

Isn’t it not bad because there’s a Shironabafu?

There is a Pokémon that boosts Cynthia’s Pokémon’s HP by 70 and deals damage to the opponent equal to the damage taken by Cynthia’s Pokémon, so if you don’t take it out in one hit, things will get pretty bad.

With Shiron’s Roserade, the damage further accelerates, you know?

Are you really going to let me draw six cards as a bonus like that…?

>>10

It seems like they have replaced the shining Gekkouga and Doronbekko that have fallen quite a bit…

Garchomp is great, but Gabite is really impressive.

Since it’s not specified that I can only draw from my own deck, can I take cards from the opponent’s deck?

>>12

Like the recent trend of “Gon” and “Colony Drop”…

What is Ryuuno?

>>14

Dragon’s anger

Dragon Dance

Dragon’s Rage

Dragon’s Breath

Ryunobuster

Even if you halve the HP and power, it seems like you could still do quite well if it’s a bit weak.

>>16

With just the draw effect, we can reach the top of the environment!

Great.

>>18

What’s impressive is that when it comes down to it, you can bring Gabu with your own effect and become an attacker immediately.

“Is ‘Shirona’s’ a disadvantage effect? Like exclusivity with other trainers?”

>>19

Instead of being designated as a pre-evolution, you can receive support specified by the trainer, so there are pros and cons.

>>19

It is a disadvantage, but the effectiveness is quite high, so I think the merits outweigh it.

I want the ex Pokémon of trainers to have special processing like Terastal cards instead of the usual generic foil like regular ex cards…

>>25

You should just buy the SR.

It’s broken, right?

The trainers’ Pokémon passed through trash in the middle is really done for.

It’s strong, but you could say it’s broken only if you consider that everything around it is even more broken…

>>29

There are so many broken axes that the environment hasn’t become uniform; it’s in an incredible state right now…

How much of a place do you have to be to not fit in with binary evolution?

To the untrained eye, it looks like Blastoise and Gyarados are crazy.

If it’s Mascarena, can it one-shot even with tools included?

I feel like the recent Pokémon card development has realized that having strong abilities in intermediate evolutions makes them stronger.

>>34

Realizing it 20 years too late.

>>34

Was the PokéPoké Recoil too much of a mutation?

>>41

It’s weird that only one person is evolving in the middle stage like it’s the final version.

I’m going to use candy…

Since it hasn’t been long since the regulation change, the environment still hasn’t fully settled yet.

If anything, just using the technique above to accelerate the draw, letting the opponent hit, and then escaping with Mirarige is still pretty strong.

As long as there are Subomi, I have to evolve it strongly; otherwise, I won’t be able to compete properly…

It’s been five years since Jimereon was working on the underworld, so it’s not recent…

Is it really like that even in a paper environment?

>>42

I think it will unanimously be considered the strongest in the next environment.

>>42

This one seems relatively capable among the recent newcomers, but it’s definitely not overwhelmingly dominant.

The environment isn’t stabilized, so Swablu and Milotic EX are going wild…

>>43

This environment is so messed up!

The distribution was quite different from the official tournament last weekend and the prior environmental predictions.

I think I can live off Gyarados and Garchomp for three years.

I think Milotic ex will keep sticking around until Terastal Pokémon disappear.

If the rival horse EX has over 300 HP, it won’t become a finisher.

>>51

Since there are HP400 while pushing and 100+260 and 130+290, it should be fine no matter what.

>>51

If I can bring out two Roserade, I can reach up to 320.

In the end, no matter how broken something is, if you hit its weakness, a one-hit knockout is possible, so I like the way that balance is handled in Pokémon cards.

I’m pretty sure the latest version’s sister Hop can hit 330 with support included when it comes to the Pokémon species.

>>53

They were highly rated in the pre-new expansion predictions, but now they are hardly seen at all and weren’t actually that strong.

>>57

Didn’t we keep being asked what to do about the energy situation…?

>>53

The hop is stronger than the sea urchin.

I was reminded that the F-Regulation cards were indeed crazy.

If you can’t take it out in one hit, this guy will come flying at you.

A deck that absolutely doesn’t want to take damage from EX with Milotic and Mimikyu can definitely be created for now.

>>56

I feel like I might be swept away by the sudden appearance of a fighting Pokémon.

The era of battle Pokémon has arrived.

Mammoth has also won the city championship.

Milotic and Budew will likely continue to stick around, no matter how the environment changes in the future.

There’s almost no one who won’t be affected.

Is energy also included in the deck of paper Pokémon cards?

>>64

Yes

There is no limit on the number of basic energy cards, so how far you go with energy is where the construction shines.

The Dragapult that has been consistently setting up the environment is impressive.

Just when I thought V was finally gone.

If I can drop five cards, I can generally win, but I want to drop seven cards with Kasumi’s Gyarados…

Mii-chan hates DraPaYoNoWa.

I was surprised by how many top-level meta discussions there were at the recent CL Fukuoka.

>>70

The meta is changing quite a bit since it’s now visible on the official City deck.

I heard that the strongest is Totodile.

Right now, basic Pokémon are strong, but I like the environment where you can gradually evolve and grow your bench due to the strength of first evolutions, as it feels like Pokémon TCG.

Well, there are about 10 new Pokémon ex added in the new set, but in the end, it’s common for only 1 or 2 of them to actually be used.

Even if the Pokémon itself is strong, it often happens that the surrounding parts are weak and cannot fully demonstrate its specs.

I want to build it, but first, I wonder if I can buy the pack…

It’s really funny that on the first day of the new expansion, Milokaros was environment-raped.

I wondered why the first evolution got stronger, but since the bench bullying is so severe now, I guess it might be because there are too many situations where it can’t do its job once it evolves for the first time.

>>76

Since it’s become harder to evolve with candy, being weak at one evolution means it stays weak.

I’m surprised that even after being refined, Gardevoir can still be used.

The system has weakened, and stability has certainly decreased, but the people who noticed that the attackers themselves are unscathed and can still perform well after the new regulations are impressive.

The newly implemented Gab in PokéPoké was also a draw-type.

It seems like the selling point is not just being a muscle-bound brute, but rather having a slick, smooth approach.

I only know up to the old ex, so it looks like a different game.

Back then, there were some who could deal 200 damage, but it was quite heavy.

It’s a Mach Pokémon that zooms through the skies, so I can’t help but think that draw acceleration is somehow related to that.

>>82

I was thinking something simple, like it was because my support, Shirona, has an effect that lets me draw 6 cards.

Personally, I’m looking forward to Metagross’s future.

I hate creating a slightly themed collection for Pokémon cards and then immediately abandoning it.

Before you create new Pokémon for the new trainer, first increase the ones you’ve already released with battle partners.

>>85

In other words, it’s probably just a bridging period until we can release the ZA-themed one.

I wonder if Pokémon Masters will also get exciting with this trend…

Birds and fast Pokémon tend to cycle through draw and hand reset effects.

Hibiki is strong, but Pepper is uncertain.

No matter how much you’ve recovered, 270 is an easy hit.

>>88

Does our Milotic ex have a way to get through?

>>90

Why are we talking about Milotic when we’re discussing dogs?

I miss Ryu no Blade.

>>89

If anything, there’s even Draco.

There are few Lillie support cards, but is that it…?

I thought we were passionately holding hands in Pokémon Card Game, but it was just a casual play…?

I can’t believe it…

>>95

Please use the “negoto” in a sleeping state.

What’s amazing is that there’s a proper concept of rotation, and this is the result of inflation.

Players are too burnt out.

>>97

Aren’t all TCGs experiencing inflation even with rotation?

>>97

Even if the standard gradually decreases, if you suddenly impose deflation, only that part will stop being used, and in the end, inflation will occur even with the standard.

Those who do too well will return with a revised version, so I don’t think it will be that extreme.

Originally, the card Garchomp is known for its speed.

There are a lot of escape energy 0.

Garchomp is popular and will appear even without anything special…

Well, it’s a timing where it wouldn’t be strange if the BW remake is announced next week.

They’re not going to do a BW remake yet for handling Kalos in ZA.

Game Freak has two lines of production, so it would be reasonable to think they are making the 10th generation.

2 evolution needs either a ridiculously strong move or an overpowered ability…

Wow, that’s just too strong… with Charizard and Dragapult sticking around forever.

If the line doesn’t change even after resetting, then there’s no point in cutting it.

>>104

When the card pool expands, unintended combos can arise separately from inflation, so it has its significance.

>>104

It’s meaningful because it’s different.

I’m placing Dragapult behind Mamoswine.

Isn’t Dronchi’s reconnaissance directive too much? Is this really okay?

The numbers written on HP and techniques are just increasing, but Pokémon cards have basically been in deflation for nearly 10 years.

It feels like the change in the stan drop is more due to sweeping the system Pokémon rather than the damage of the moves…

>>109

The hole left by the removal of the F Registan has made the common lubricating oil cards way too big…

It might be good to take a look since Extra and Stan are playing quite different games.

Is there really no one doing extra? That’s true.

No matter what crazy broken card comes out, I can endure it if I think it will drop frequently.

I only play casually with friends, but Nanjamou’s deck is fun… I can draw a lot in Taikaiden.

It’s unfortunate that in the end, it will come down to just hitting with Raiko.

If possible, I wanted to battle with something like Voltorb or Houndoom.

I know that Gyarados is strong.

After playing PokéPoké, looking at the current paper Pokémon cards makes me feel like I’m watching the inflation of Yu-Gi-Oh.

>>116

I’m surprised that the speed of inflation in PokéPoké is quite extreme.

>>117

I’m still fine because I can still manage with Pikachu, Starmie, and Nassy.

I wrote that, but it hasn’t been long since the service started…

There is a world of difference in the gaming feel between Side 3 and 6.

Well, if we’re just talking about numbers, I can still keep up with VMAX.

Looking at Tag GX now, it really feels like the health and damage are quite low.

Although VMAX loses overall when considering the fact that it flies three side cards.

Although Kirikizan and others are designed with performance as their final evolution from the first evolution.

By the time Dodugezan arrives, it seems that having this level of combat power at intermediate evolution will be the norm.

I want to be able to build a deck strong enough to compete at a certain level, rather than just collecting various trainers’ cards.

Isn’t Pokepoke’s Akagi pretty much like a boss’s command?

Since Poke Poke is a first-to-three points game, you can’t take your time playing.

It’s necessary to speed up inflation in order to let us enjoy on our smartphones smoothly.

I like it better than the VMAX environment because seed Pokémon also have their proper roles.

It seems that the strategy of using the initial EX as a wall to escape has become more difficult because of Akagi.

I want to gacha with the Kasumi deck, but I wonder how much power it will have.

The picture of Shiro na that looks like a producer’s label is amusing.

>>129

What year is that passport photo from?

Nostalgic Ryuno Blade