I wonder what I want to complain about…

Without an emblem or a consecutive win event, I lack the motivation to compete daily without any goals, so I really want ranked matches to come soon.

Has Arceus calmed down?

Since the new expansion arrived, Infernape has been so different that I’ve been using it constantly.

It’s fun to use Hikari strongly.

Heatran and Goukazaru are fun, aren’t they…?

Is Heatran strong?

I’m happy that Arceus is strong because I like it.

Is the fire deck coming?

I think Heatran is doing quite a good job.

I don’t want to hit you because you’ll just hit back at 80.

The agro type does 50 damage, so you can’t defeat it even by hitting it twice.

Why does Heatran have 110 HP?

>>14

Is it a semi-transmission?

>>15

UMA: “That’s right, that’s right!”

I want to include Sakaki, but there’s no space… there’s no space.

Anyway, a crappy event is going to come with the implementation of ranked matchmaking.

>>18

10 consecutive wins event!

Is there a strong way to use Hanamogera?

I have been struggling with how to handle Marshadow against the popular Lucario Lurantis.

First, I tried to imitate the original recipe with 1 Wooper and 1 Marshadow, but I really don’t like starting with Marshadow, and I want Wooper too.

I changed Rampardos to 1 and Sudowoodo to 2 since I have Poké Communication, but now I find it’s difficult because I don’t need Sudowoodo in the middle anymore.

Removing Marshadow actually reduces the pressure on the bench.

>>20

Hit with a Machamp.

That guy is the main force.

This means I should use it…!

A God Pack has finally arrived in Getchare!

Somehow, both Arceus and Garchomp have a presence, don’t they?

As expected, it feels like Alcremie really can’t do anything but against Heatran…

Muskippa also looks like it could do it, but I haven’t encountered a grass Arceus yet.

Heatran is really strong, isn’t it?

HP110 with zero evasion has an annoying kind of vibe like the original, moving around all stiff.

Leafy Celebi is fun, but when the reliable coins underperform, it’s like, “Gyaaaah!”

>>27

Here, a pinch of Servine…

>>28

Eevee, Jaroda, Janobi, Erika, Erika.

Isn’t it heavy!?

The deck I came up with tends to be quite heavy.

After doing 10 pulls, the only one that came out with a rarity of 4 or higher was Heatran.

I didn’t even get a single star 1.

While using Sahlidran, Arceus started to look like a speeder.

I want to use a solo deck when ranked matchmaking comes.

Before evolution, it has become impossible to get support with just one card.

Is Sardoran in Al-God?

>>37

If you don’t put it in, Heatran can’t become a cockroach.

>>37

If you don’t go in, you won’t be able to catch Heatran, right?

>>37

Both ex and regular have their strengths, so I always include one based on my preference.

Jivako is decreasing, and I wonder if Starmie will be strong again.

Is the one-hit knockout line for Arceus tough?

>>39

Starmie itself has increased in Kai, and its dependence on Kasumi has also decreased.

I feel the potential to steadily maintain and output firepower as water.

I feel like something is still missing.

If you don’t make it to zero escape, you’ll lose 80% of your strength, Heatran.

If it’s just Heatran, it has a weakness with a retreat cost of 3.

The move of having Heatran escape while attacking, switching with a Monkey, and transferring energy with Hikari is strong, so I’ll include Arceus.

It seems that one Arceus is enough for the deck, but I can’t trust my own luck, so I will include two.

I still haven’t created a satisfactory Regigigas deck, damn it!

With ex, it hurts too much when something happens, but with no label, it’s just too much of a decoration, Miwa Akihiro.

I personally feel like I would just end up playing random matches lazily even if I entered ranked matches.

How would you play if you had to start with Arceus against Dialga?

>>53

While praying to draw Leaf and Dialga, I attach energy to Arceus.

Ah, I see, I had another Zugai card in my hand.

If I had quickly trashed and brought out the second one, it would have been finished a turn later, but did it help…? I’m still quite inexperienced.

Using the Dirasheus deck with Alshin Rotom can reduce initial game accidents, so it’s good.

My draw bias is severe.

I also got Leafeon from a catch event, and the only EX I’ve pulled is Imersive.

“I’m not getting a single angry Bombardier Heatran!”

Heatran Goukazaru should now be renamed to Heatran Arceus.

>>64

There are too many patterns where evolution accidents happen and hit Arceus.

>>69

I think it’s a good deck precisely because it can recover until it completes Goukazaru.

Even if there’s a two-step evolution accident, it’s usually manageable.

From a quick look, Fukamaru Auto seems good with Kiss, Nassy, and maybe even Furikasu, but which one is the best?

I’m using Nassy, but I’m losing quite a bit.

I want to become an Arceus, but it just won’t show up at all. Damn, Arceus is so lame.

I got one from Gecchare.

It became Al.

I tried to see if Auto works when Manudakra is round, but it exhibited silly behavior (actively putting it in front of Newura, sticking an Assault Vest on the Darkrai behind it, and Newura dying one after another), which was hilarious.

I picked up one, so I became A, and if I can draw one more, I’ll be able to become Arushin.

There are no false believers.

>>70

The Raichu available in the promo pack.

>>76

I don’t know if there’s a reason to use Raichu, but since Thunder Rarecoil is strong, Electric Arceus seems to be pretty strong as well.

Thank you for the match.

Due to the grandma’s necro accident, Masukippa turned into testicles! (130)

Nysus…

With the increase in Mantyke and durable parts, Laplace ex has become quite capable of fighting.

As expected, I feel strongly that Exeggutor is a violent device.

Various environments have advanced, and I’m starting to become quite interested in AR (augmented reality) technology.

Thank you for the match.

This Alex was sleeping at the bottom of the deck.

Can Pikachu ex not evolve into Alolan Raichu?

>>79

If he gets used to it, the strongest will be unmatched.

>>79

Pika ex and Pika are different things.

I’ve tried various Alephs, but other than Jibacoil, everyone has their own strengths to some extent.

Strong ↑

Heatran

Masqippo

Rotom

Yukinoo

Crobat

Jibakoil

Raichu

Tyranitar

Poo↓

My personal evaluation of Alshin is like this.

I especially don’t know what to do about Tyranitar.

If you’re used to it, Pikachu EX in the strongest environment has a win rate of about 70%.

If you could become normal from ex, that would be unfair, right?

I accidentally tapped and went to an individual page from someone else’s collection and hit like, but can I slide left and right?

Make it so that it can also be done in the friend list…

Speed Link is strong.

Is Rotom strong?

>>89

It has amazing maneuverability and is convenient.

>>89

It’s not so much strong, but it feels convenient when it’s in a Dialga-Arceus deck.

Escape Energy 0 is convenient.

Alshinji Bako doesn’t seem to be able to show any strengths even with Dainose, so I have the impression that it can’t perform well with 80 damage at 2 evolutions and 3 energy.

I’m happy for the new Gengar family.

I’m grateful it’s not an Alshin…

But I prefer the old Ghost.

It’s okay, Tyranitar will have a gold and silver pack someday.

Even when Rampardos was crushed, I really felt during the match that being able to counter with things like Wobbuffet or Lucario is indeed strong.

If I have to put Arceus, then why not just use something like Dusknoir instead of Tyranitar?

Jibacoil has a wall that is too high for the pagan version.

Wobbuffet was stronger than I thought.

What is Heatran strong against?

This one is strong just with its base specs.

>>98

An ideal believer design that works fine on its own and is even stronger when synergistic effects are displayed.

The weak lower-level followers who do not demonstrate synergy should learn from it.

Rotom can attack with just 1 energy and has a retreat cost of 0, which gives it flexibility in movement and makes it strong.

>>101

Since it’s HP70, it’s nice that I can withstand an early hit.

For now, let’s put some spit on the bench as a setup for Akagi later.

Rotom is strong because it can travel anywhere and can have a flee rate of 0.

It can provide just enough supplementary hitting power that is slightly lacking in AL EX.

Dusknoir’s weight compared to Bangira’s might be a weakness for Rhydon.

By the time I complete Bangi, I should be able to pull Arceus.

Ban Kyogre and Manaphy.

>>104

Both are cute, so I can’t choose.

Heatran has good performance with its type and can discard its weakness to retreat energy, making it complete.

Even if I put on a cape or attach something bulky, my opponent makes a displeased face.

And it can be said that the monkey had found the ideal partner it was looking for.

Is the pin for Dear Aldeck round for Shaymin, Mew, and Rotom?

Bangi is not very interesting because if you try to use it seriously, it just turns into raising Arce as a sacrifice.

I can catch her off guard enough to call her an old hag.

Thanks to the increase in strong supporters, Gengar is finally getting the spotlight.

I think Bangi is a romantic cannon, but the one that’s the most hopeless is Raichu.

It’s not a level of durability that can be managed with a guard drink.

Using Rotom and Heatran, I feel that having zero seed escape fundamentally feels really strong.

If only Bangi had 3 energy…

You can hit the bench Pokémon with Rotom, endure the enemy’s attack for one turn, switch to the Arceus in the back, donate energy with Hikari, and execute the fastest Ultimate Force.

Getchare isn’t going well at all…

I’m currently aiming for Mukuhawk, but I can’t believe I missed 2/5 twice…

>>116

It seems faster to open the current promo pack.

>>122

That’s not it.

>>116

I think there are definitely some mask data in Getchare that don’t work with a probability of 1/5.

Heatran did not come with Arceus in the monkey, but it worked out because I had Leaf included.

Without leaves, there’s a lack of energy.

If you’re building a Salamence ex and Arceus hybrid, would it be better to use a non-ex Arceus?

>>119

Either is fine.

In the case of ex, if it gets knocked out, it would be tough, but even if the monkey doesn’t get completed, there is a possibility to win with the Arceus plan.

The non-ex is perfect as a wall, but conversely, that means it can only serve as a wall.

>>119

I think it’s an ex that serves as a sub-plan for when the evolution of monkeys goes wrong.

It’s technically complete with Heatran and Arceus ex.

Well, Bangi… something proper will come later.

The current situation where the 2nd evolution Arceus is being ignored and is teaming up with Dialga.

It’s admirable that Rotom Heatran is properly thinking about the guru.

Since the elder has arrived, shall we think of something, Dusknoir?

Should I bring back Shaymin?

I built my deck thinking Mukuhou would take the Jibako slot, but this guy is still really strong.

>>124

If you’re going for a Jibako-style operation, then since Jun is also around, isn’t it at least a 4-card route!?

>>130

Well, it’s within the range to score 130 points, after all.

A score of 110 isn’t enough anymore… it’s becoming that kind of environment.

When will the next one come after Giratina?

I’m putting in 2 Rotoms.

If you place Rotom on the field first, it will be easier to respond when Arceus comes out later.

Manaphy and Arceus tend to have a movement pattern of 1-1-2, which is fortunate.

It’s a game where even a non-ex can only die twice, so there are just too few situations where the elder’s reanimation route can be effective…

The despair of only having non-ex Arceus at the opening.

I don’t feel the need to choose non-EX Arceus.

If only it were an energy type 3…

>>134

The score is totally insufficient, even though it’s 4 energy.

>>134

If it’s a bit weak at energy level 3, prioritize Dialga’s partner over ex…

Well, what they wanted was a partner that could deliver stable firepower with the energy they provided, so there’s really no reason to remove EX.

Recently, there are too many people who only put out one card at the beginning.

Are you scared?

Sawamurā is

>>138

When it comes to choosing between bench sniping and Natsume care or Rekkamazu care, I guess you understand, right?

>>143

Well then

I guess I’ll aim to get a one-hit KO with Airam or Dacknegi…

>>138

It’s Natsume Care! If you’re frustrated, stack up the red cards!

A Jibacoil with Rotom, Heatran, and Arceus that incorporates only the good parts of the new pack is great.

It’s hard to get into a tough situation like a monkey with energy, and since you can aim for energy supply with Hikari from Rarecoil too.

In the end, it’s just about Jibakoil, if we really get down to the details.

>>139

In the end, it’s Jibacoil, huh?

I am grateful that a balance was created with Water types like Alolan Ninetales and Origin Dialga leading up to the post-Manaphy EX era.

Also, the Gyarados that recovers with Kai is too strong.

But with ex Arceus, if you have to play it due to a hand incident and then get hit, you won’t be able to use Heatran effectively.

I’m so frustrated that the Pokémon communication still hasn’t come out.

I absolutely do not want to use exchange points on this guy.

>>146

Shall we trade?

If you’re going first, there’s no reason to play only one card.

The opening single card is too concerning.

Use EX Arceus as a wall and raise Tyranitar in the back!

It will be defeated by Arceus before it’s complete, but let’s have a resurrection festival with the evil cult old lady, BanG! Show me your devotion! I built the deck, but my only thought is that 4 energy is heavy.