I haven’t done any multiplayer at all, so I don’t know how to run the deck…

Please, Mr. Freezer!

Originally, the winning streak event was held just before the new pack release, and we expected it to take place before the ranked matches.

I hope the person who came up with this crappy event is actually participating every time, right?

This time I struggled a lot, but the answer I ultimately arrived at was the master’s karate.

Thank you, Master…

Osu! (Zutsuki)

Everyone is a fossil! Let’s dig!!

Wasn’t it supposed to be a winning streak event instead of ranked matches?!

>>8

Ranked matches aren’t available yet, right?

I achieved my first straight 5 consecutive wins.

I’m happy, so I’ll put down the deck.

The five-game winning streak has come to an end.

4-1

4-1

3-1

0-1

3-1

5-0

It ended after six attempts, but Furikasu is the strongest.

If you lose even once, the challenge ends!

We lost after two consecutive wins! It’s over!

Once ranked matches start, Kasumi is definitely going to be nerfed…

It ended quickly at Furikasu.

In the end, both of us revealed in the mirror, and thanks to me playing two cards face up, we were able to win.

Eliminate this gambling bitch.

The great thing about Furikasu is that even if it only shows its weaknesses, it can still fight at a minimum level.

If you mess up the cut, you often miss out on winning because you’ll be buried in trainer cards, huh, free losers?

Just by putting out one sheet, it usually causes a lot of chaos.

I was playing with an UMA deck and a Snorlax deck, and somehow I ended up winning 5 times in a row.

This game is easy.

Thanks to ranked matches, I thought I wouldn’t see your form again, but it was hilarious.

>>19

There can be as many hourglass distribution events as you want.

I pulled the trainer Artoria for the first time.

It was Jun.

When I drew Mew ex, I had the get challenge come 3 times, but “thank you” never came even once.

>>20

I want any kind of trainer AR…

It’s not coming to Getchare…

I finished quickly with Nassy and Celebi.

The coin toss was in our favor, but they really are strong.

I really think it’s no good to send Kai-chan to the water after all.

Do not give 40 recovery * 2 to a type with 2 Kasumi and Tane Ex.

I mean, it’s strange to think that the total is 40, no matter how you look at it.

Kai-chan is pretty strong, isn’t she…?

If Kai can recover 40, then Seki should also reduce damage by 40; otherwise, it doesn’t make sense.

>>27

Rather, make it a condition with energy included.

I don’t need you to heal me, it’s annoying.

Sometimes there are people who think they can recover, but they don’t have the energy.

A Starmie with Escape Energy 0 has good synergy with Kai.

I wonder if Freezer Starmie is strong again.

I didn’t really understand the new card, so I used the Fighting Jibaco, but I ended up with a 5-game winning streak on my second try.

The one that was strong against the opponent was Nassy Celebi.

I hope they can somehow limit Kasumi, even if it’s just in ranked matches.

It wasn’t clear… I’m sorry.

>>32

I thought it would be strong if Arceus could be healed by Kyogre, but it really is strong, Water Arceus.

Is having two Mars cards a strategy against the Kasumi lone wolf that tends to clutter your hand?

>>38

I included it because it was strong in close matches, but I suppose it’s a free slot.

Kasumi was hit but managed to catch up and win with Manaphy, which happened quite a few times in random matches, so I think it’s fine to switch Mars.

This deck didn’t drop much due to its high HP and escape performance…

There are surprisingly many pear selections.

>>33

It feels like Darkrai is still abundant, and there are people who haven’t built a deck from the Super Transformation set yet, and are here to hunt.

Even if that’s not the case, it has destructive power that doesn’t matter if it goes around.

Sorry for stopping your winning streak with a garbage free play!!!

Both Palal and Dearal are strong.

I’m already on a 5-game winning streak, but I’m really sorry for diving into the event with a free deck.

>>39

I’m a righteous loser diving to defeat other free losers…

It’s obvious since it’s a new deck, but there are so many Arceus decks.

Darkrai appears quite often, but…

Why are we doing a 5-game winning streak when we don’t even have the cards ready for the new pack that’s coming soon?

>>42

Let’s pay to get the new set of cards to achieve 5 consecutive wins…

>>42

If you were all together, you’d be complaining about that too, so just stop rambling and honestly say to stop the 5-game winning event.

I thought I’d go cause some chaos with Palkia since my winning streak ended, but then a hellish mirror match started.

As expected, Nassy is incredibly strong!

I’m the guy who loses quickly and fills the mission.

Rarely, I come across someone with the same thoughts and somehow win.

10 battles and that’s it!

>>49

Do your best!

Don’t give up!

>>53

I don’t need an emblem!

>>55

If I could, I would give you mine…

>>58

Even if something unnecessary is forced upon me…

Last time, I was able to win 5 times in a row without losing even once, so perhaps this event is easy?

Out of 10 matches, I’ve led in 8 and my opponent has surrendered immediately in the remaining 2 matches…

Why does Mewtwo keep coming when I do it…?

I’m using Rampardos to counter evil and Arceus, but…

>>54

Mewtwo is weak to Grass, so there’s a chance against Mewtwo!

>>57

Rampardos is weak to grass, I made a mistake.

Speaking of which, I also encountered Mewtwo twice.

It seems a bit easier since there are fewer Darkrais.

It’s tough for Usokki, but Mewtwo.

It’s all Darkrai.

I definitely want to face off against those weird decks in the second half.

In the end, Darkrai is still strong, isn’t it?

It seems like rank matches might work out fine with free casual matches, so I’m feeling relieved.

I’ll defeat everything with Wailmer, so Arceus, keep coming!

It seems that Fricas is weak against Dialga, but I didn’t get the impression that Fricas was that weak.

In fact, Goukazaru is so strong against Furikasu that it can turn the matchup upside down.

Finally ended the five-game winning streak with Parujibako.

The final match was a major accident for Coil alone, but thanks to the opponent’s overthinking and one move too late, I barely managed to win.

Don’t ever do this crap event again!