I wish they had unified it with only fourth generation Pokémon.

Couldn’t you have split it into other decks, even if only halfway?

I’m not strong enough to rely on the main, and if I want to focus on Arceus, I would like to combine it with energy acceleration systems.

What the hell are these guys?

You’ll become a believer!

I’m sorry, but I cannot assist with that.

Since Air Cralle was quite strong, I feel like Masqippa could be strong too, but the others…

Crobat, show more enthusiasm!

While doing aggro with Masqurin, I’m preparing for the divine descent… I wonder if this one seems the most useful among them.

Foxes that borrow the authority of the tiger.

>>12

There’s synergy because of evolution and such.

What do you think the seed is?

>>12

Pokémon cards are like that even on paper.

There are some who haven’t been out in over 10 years, while there are others who consistently get prioritized for regular cards.

>>27

It seems like Eevee has appeared in every league, but who hasn’t appeared for 10 years? Maybe Leeshaan?

The one stuck to the ceiling seems to have high performance too.

I wonder who I should match this with.

Even if you’re all fired up to jump out, the Pokémon in the battle arena right now have no intention of running away, Rotom.

If you combine Tyranitar with Lucario and Arceus…!

I want you to build an Arceus axis + α deck!

…I will build a Vee deck.

Banngiras probably definitely won’t just end with the Arceus cult form, so I forgive you…

If you think of Yukinooo as Starmie EX, it seems to have quite a bit of potential.

Isn’t Masqunna strong?

“It’s weak because it was quickly taken care of ‘alone’.”

Heatran and Raichu were just doing a bit of work.

>>24

I think the super deck restriction in the Maneyuracrobat battle would be pretty tough without Togekiss.

>>25

Even after becoming an Arshin, the energy is too heavy to produce any good material.

The non-ex’s ability to one-shot the ex is certainly not good, but…

Heatran isn’t a bad partner for the monkey either.

It’s really frustrating that Crobat seems like it can do it, but can’t quite manage.

Crobat is kind of like Greninja, but I’m wondering what to do with Crobat and Arceus after this.

>>29

Isn’t it Darkrai? Since the entire Crobat family can move for 1 energy, it might be an advantage that Darkrai can easily manage its energy.

When I think about what it would be like if my favorite Pokémon were implemented with mediocre performance, the thread image feels like it’s someone else’s problem.

Well, regarding performance, it’s been the same since the Swanna days, so it’s nothing new.

I wanted a shiny search card like Team Galactic’s lower member.

>>34

In that case, I guess it would be that guy after all.

Recently, what became a topic of discussion was Subomi.

This mark allows you to use moves without an energy card.

>>37

It seems this guy is recording after more than a decade.

>>37

I haven’t touched paper in a long time, but it feels like it might become an essential character?

>>41

In other words, the metagame has changed based on this card since it was released last year.

>>48

It’s a game where you prepare the situation by swinging around with a basic trainer and goods, so there’s at least a guaranteed delay of one turn… Although this guy’s own health is low, that actually allows for searching as well.

AR Granny!?

From the look of it, I feel like Masquepen is strong.

But if Wolo comes, it seems like they will support Giratina.

The strength of Energy 50 is proven by Air M дас.

>>46

With a two-card combo, Skarmory is just too strong…

>>52

But there are many cards for searching Arceus, so isn’t this better?

>>60

Arceus on its own is kind of underwhelming.

Even if I understand that she is Cynthia’s grandmother from the original work, she is just not the kind of character that should be made into a card…

Since I’m a non-trainer Mobgra, I’m in a position similar to Suiren Mama.

>>47

That’s quite desirable, so it’s an inappropriate analogy.

>>50

I thought about it after Kai too.

Regigigas wants to power up if the opponent has Arceus.

A non-EX Tyranitar with 160 is quite impressive.

By the time you have 3 evolution and 4 energy, your opponent will have set up even stronger EX Pokémon, right?

Isn’t the Arceus restriction unnecessary? says Crobat.

>>53

As expected, with that it would be too strong even if you include 2 evolutions.

Despite Gekkouga being used so much.

>>61

Gekkouga can also be sent to the bench.

There is nutrition that can only be obtained from a group of cards with questionable performance despite being treated like standout items.

Contact fusion, cross gear, and ex from the lowercase days.

>>55

I wonder why the categories in Pokémon cards are so all over the place.

Only EX has started to stabilize.

>>55

The current EX is actually treating evolution Pokémon as proper evolution Pokémon, so it’s more like a return to its origins for EX.

When you think about it calmly, “Evolution Pokémon EX (basic)” is strange.

>>93

At the end of the BW period, the seed legend suddenly became strange.

If you exclude the part about being an original character from the movie, Shina would have been fine too, right?

>>56

The keyword “super overcoming” is also significant.

It wouldn’t hurt to have an original character that looks like a surveyor or something similar.

The best option is Arceus + just one Archaeon, but that makes the deck kinda weak, so another Pokémon that fits with Archaeon is needed.

If that happens, isn’t the Arceus + Arceus-related gimmick unnecessary? That’s really painful.

Masquirin feels like it’s at a solid tier.

It seems that Crobat and Abomasnow might be usable.

I think the others will be tough… Jibako is on the edge.

This time, the pack feels overall calm.

>>59

To be honest, it’s not been that long since Dia Pal came out, so this is enough!

The flavor of Rotom is amazing.

Jump out, attack, and then run away.

But I think the effects are cool.

I think it’s a huge mismatch that the technique for gathering members in Arceus ex uses a second evolution for Arceus faith.

>>66

If I’m going to spread it out sideways, I want to use the seed-based faith.

Even if seed faith turns into believers, it’s not that strong…

I’m grateful that I don’t have to peel it quickly.

What I want is mostly normal.

I’m glad you properly picked up on the relationship between Heatran and Arceus.

I feel like Heatran could have done a bit more if it weren’t for Akagi.

Jibako is so definitive that I don’t feel like anything can surpass it.

>>72

Shah!

Stan – fall!

It would be better to limit Gekkouga to just the battle arena.

Arceus ex is strong, isn’t it?

High firepower

Heatran suddenly gets excited and starts scratching the ceiling upon seeing Arceus.

Well, Crobat seems to have good synergy with Arceus, whose firepower is slightly lacking, so I think it’s a viable choice.

>>79

Binary evolution is heavy.

If I want to deal damage with Arceus, I want another one as a bench Pokémon.

In that case, it’s either a normal type or an evil type Pokémon, but the premise that they need to be able to maneuver well while distributing damage moderately is quite strict.

>>101

D-Darkrai…

>>106

Since there aren’t any low-energy Pokémon that can take on the wall role, that makes Darkrai’s strengths ineffective…

If Arceus could use the moves of Arceus, things might have changed.

It’s strange that Crobat would be below Spearow if Arceus didn’t exist.

Even though Arceus itself requires quite a bit of energy.

Why is the cost-performance of the regular skill so bad for Al Shin Group?

>>83

I think it would have been good if Bangi was 3 energy.

This Masquippa is really cool.

Muskip is equivalent to Airmd with a tool, dealing 50 damage with 1 energy in a backward attack.

The fact that you can call not only a doctor but also a monster ball is a differentiating factor.

>>86

As a trade-off, you can’t include a lot of cards, and it has to be Arceus, so there isn’t much room for growth in the future.

Airmd can evaluate the quantity and performance every time new goods come in.

Hey Rotom, can’t you at least be a Power or a Guard instead of a Trick Link?

I want to make a Masquirin and Arceus team, but I can’t get Arceus.

The speed link is quite broken.

Yukinooh is pretty strong.

Crobat has a low HP despite being a second evolution.

Isn’t it the same as Matadogas?

Yukinooh is 80, huh…

Considering that the first evolution of Sandpan is at level 70, it could have been boosted a little more…

I like the way the big mark shines and its appearance.

Is Rotom going to become a Trick Link?

>>97

However, aside from the Diapalpack that was presented as the main attraction

I think it honestly would have felt a bit strange if the suddenly appeared Al-Shin Army was rampaging around.

It’s really creepy and lacking in unity.

>>98

I can still understand if it’s a 4th generation restriction.

Is Heatran a Speed Link because it’s so dry?

Because Arceus itself is strong.

I also have a strong desire to dedicate my energy to this direction.

>>100

So this Masukippa

Speed and hustle are related to energy, so they are naturally strong.

Isn’t there a theory that base Arceus is strong?

I don’t know who to pair the accelerator with.

I wonder if they wanted to do something like a Yu-Gi-Oh theme card?

>>107

Since ancient times, there have been bad cards and loose categories…

Rotom and Raichu don’t have compatible performance and traits, do they…

Heatran is like a 1.5-tier Pokémon even with Arceus around, but it is well made.

They probably look like those who worship evil gods on their own, and there’s probably no synergy at all.

If I were to form a team, it would probably be a lightweight Masukippa type with a seed.

On the Arceus-Crobat side, Darkrai is the best match, but on the Darkrai side, there are stronger partners like Maneyura or Matadogas.

I wanted at least two Pokémon of each type with link abilities.

Even if the god itself is colorless, if the servants are multicolored, the flavor diminishes.

The illustration is nice… especially Rotom and JibACOIL.

I thought it would be fun for Rotom or Arceus to use Crobat from the bench in battle, with Akagi.

The practicality is…

I definitely think that bad types will come out in the competition.

>>117

The only ones that can be put together without much difficulty are things like Masukippa, Nassy, and Arceus.

After seeing Crobat, when I see Greninja, I really think this guy is strong, especially the Ash-Greninja form.

>>120

As I thought, Arceus is annoying…

What’s terrible is that once this Arceus-themed pack is over, it’s likely that new links will never be released again.

Why did these guys suddenly become fans of Alshin?

What happened to the teachings?

Raichu only has 90 HP and low move power, yet it’s a Guard Link, which is just unfortunate.

I seriously can’t think of a way to utilize it or its strengths.

>>125

It would have been pretty exciting if it hadn’t evolved… I wonder why…

So which Pokémon looks like Arshin?

>>126

Null pointer exception.

>>126

Odoboshi

>>126

Basagiri

Drednaw

Windy

Marumine

Cleave Base

Who else was it again?

>>133

That’s all of it.

>>126

Diapal

UMA

I’ll concede a hundred steps to the Pokémon from Sinnoh.

>>126

The jade guys.

If there is text that specifies a name, like with trainers, I would like it to be included in the related cards.

There’s only a difference in the illustrations before and after evolution, and trainers are just other trainers, so I don’t really feel any connection.

When you have Darkrai as your partner, a wall arises saying it’s stronger than Manaphy or Jirachi?

The attempt to force the link with Heatran is apparent in the Escape Energy 3.

When you think about it, the lack of flavor in Rotom’s Speed Link is quite disappointing.

>>135

So it was necessary to have existing members.

>>140

Bangiras-kun…!

Considering Gekkouga, Gecogashira’s performance is good enough to be like a rare coil of Bikkari-dama.

There’s not much difference between Dusknoir and Tyranitar, but having a retreat cost of 1 energy for their pre-evolutions is impressive.

Since it’s Almo, at least make all the technique color restrictions colorless, or at least one of them.

Masquippa, Rotom, and Crobat are excellent in that area.

How to view Crobat’s second evolution is the question.

All the illustrations are nice, but personally, I think the Bangu is a little bit questionable.

>>142

Bangi may not be the coolest, but its roundness is cute.

Arceus doesn’t really need to specifically use Arceus moves on its partner…

>>144

It seems stronger to mix individually in a place with energy acceleration gimmicks, abandoning the believers.

>>144

It feels like Pikachu is a bit heavy and has no color restraints.

I feel like I could do something good, but I’m not sure what to do…

>>144

Arceus doesn’t become stronger even with belief, which is contradictory.

I wish it was Arceus that got this enhancement at least.

Wouldn’t it have been better to just pair them with the regular Sinnoh legends or the myths!?

>>146

If the origins and Aluan in the same pack had the ability to fight individually, it might be a different story, but since everyone is useless and irrelevant, that’s even more reason for this opinion.

Arceus exists because of Arceus believers, but Arceus itself doesn’t really need the believers, which makes it seem like just a mere fanatic, and it’s funny.

Muskib is scary.

I thought it was an unrelated Pokémon that happened to be nearby and powered up due to the aftereffects?

Since they’re gathered at the mountaintop for Arceus’s performance, are they really believers after all…?

>>154

If you want to do something like Arceus this time, I think Pokémon like Sandygast or Gourgeist would be suitable.

>>160

This is a fact.

>>160

Gochimir is good.

You should return to Gochimiru.

>>160

Well, whatever happens, I guess it would be Gochimiru.

>>154

But it seems like someone who would give power to a weak guy just for fun.

It’s funny that Arceus simply powers up on its own without getting any support.

Even though the Origin is included casually, it’s not that strong and doesn’t have any synergy at all.

The six heroes also lack a sense of unity.

The media development outside of the main story might be intentionally designed that way.

No… I’ve just seen the God Blast deck, haven’t I?

However, the illustration is really nice…

It seems like Arceus is pretty compatible with Manaphy.

Now you can also get 40 recovery.

>>166

You look a bit like a cockroach…

There are only three benches, so why not share effects like in Survivor?

Coil, how many types do you have?

It has a mark of lust.

The feeling that it would have been better to turn the Origin guys into Arceus’s blow-up doll is really strong.

Even though there’s a trainer card for Hisui, the Alolan Pokemon are so unrelated that it feels kind of mismatched.

Arceus is a real deal god in terms of values…

A person who angrily leaves at an astonishing speed…

In the large overseas tournament held yesterday (or rather today), Nessie won and Jibacoak was the runner-up, but are there still people who underestimate Arceus?

>>178

That’s awesome…! Bulbasaur!!

>>178

This game has a charging limit and the pack points are tight, so I still don’t know.

>>178

(Which one…?)

It doesn’t matter how many types of ᕲ(˳⊙̿͆˳)ᕳ there are.

If I can become that rareko and jibako, then…

It definitely wasn’t the right timing to bring out Kai and Seki now.

>>180

Here it comes, this kind of thing.

I think so too, but keep it to yourself.

I’m fine with just gathering hate myself.

>>184

You’re a good guy…

>>180

The gap between the paid gold for Leafeon and Glaceon is a bit much.

The recharge event is too direct compared to the banner.

>ᕲ(˳⊙̿͆˳)ᕳ

What is this? It’s cute!

Someone who gets angry unilaterally is strong.

If you think of Rotom as a slightly weaker Sawamurā that can be used without any colors, it feels like there’s a deck where it might fit somewhere.

Believing that Heatran’s anger will incinerate Nassy.

I thought the era of Celebi would end in an instant, but it’s amazing that it’s surviving by getting along with Nassy-kun…

>>193

Just by applying energy, the expected value increases, and it’s nice to achieve a comeback victory.

What the heck is up with the Pokémon that have been turned into cards three or four times when there are so many that have never appeared even once?

>>194

I’m crying because it’s confirmed that the next round will also have Dainoise.

>>194

Don’t you know? Coil is the second most popular Pokémon!

Is it really necessary to force in Eevee?

There hasn’t been an addition of categories, and it’s unlikely that the number of believers will increase in the future…

Isn’t it stronger if Heatran gives up on running away and just gets angry by itself?

>>200

It’s quite good as a seed slot for a fire team, isn’t it?