That’s Pachinko x1.

It’s better to use something like Electivire because EX gets hit by strange trees.

As long as Lucario is around, I thought it wouldn’t be good to give 50 damage to Fighting Seed 1 Energy.

Wusoki is still an ex-limited power, so it’s forgivable, but…

Electricity is subtly lacking in power and is currently even losing to water…

I wonder if Pikachu will get stronger when Satoshi comes with a trainer card.

>>6

After all generations of packs have been released, I think we will see a Pikachu enhancement when the first generation is revamped.

Alshinn Raichu’s damage cut is surprisingly strong.

The water is well-matched with Starmie, Freezer, Gyarados, Palkia, and Glaceon.

Electricity is no good at all.

When I assembled a durable Raichu deck, I immediately faced a perfect mirror deck and got flipped over.

Because the water has increased, it’s not that Pikachu appears; rather, it may be that Pikachu is insufficiently strong to handle the water, which is why the water has increased.

I won five consecutive times in Pachinko while trembling in the shadow of the false tree of the god killer.

I was just lucky because I was the second player in 4 out of 5 matches.

I was stunned when my Luxray turned the careless Freezer that came out to battle into ashes.

Can you win with a pachislot (pachinko slot machine)?

If Utsukushii is allowed to attack second, Pikachu and Pachirisu won’t be able to do anything and will lose, so there are issues on their side as well.

I achieved a straight 5 wins with Leafeon Mega Yanma.

It’s fast, has great firepower, and above all, it’s strong because you don’t have to rely on coin tosses.

Are you playing around, Pika-sama, by filling the bench and using 2 energy to deal a maximum of 90 damage?

>>17

Please take inspiration from Arceus, which can deal 130 damage with energy acceleration using Dialga.

Al God ex! Al belief Kippa! Monster Ball, Mitsuhoney, and Bequeen!

This is my 5-game winning deck!

…It might just be that I was lucky to go second in all five matches.

Pikachu is at a level of difficulty that is irretrievable once it pulls ahead.

>>19

However, now it’s possible to transfer Rarecoil power using Hikari!

It’s tough, but the possibility is not zero.

Pikachu will eventually get a Gigantamax form, right?

But we were able to win five consecutive matches in Sardoran, Pika-san.

On the contrary, isn’t there a report of a 5-game winning streak from Pika-san? Chamo.

In the fifth battle, not even a Nassy or Tamatsuma showed up, and Celebi was killed and it ended…

Renterra is surprisingly strong, isn’t it?

>>25

It’s not bad, right?

If a better partner or an electric-type support comes along, it might transform.

I thought of various decks, but I lost in either the 4th or 5th match due to my bad luck or my opponent’s good luck, or both, and I was feeling defeated. However, the Mukuhawk I saw at X was so strong that I easily won five consecutive matches.

But it’s too strong, and the enemies are just Jibako, so it’s not interesting.

I think evolution is a strong element of chance in this game, and that alone can lead to accidents.

>>27

You have to be careful not to use Pokémon communication in a rush, you know…

Just because I have two Pokémon Communication cards in my hand, relying solely on luck will just result in the same ones coming around.

I matched with a Pachislot at the free match, but I was able to win with the speed of charging energy after taking the second turn.

There’s almost no point in taking the lead if it’s between two exes.

Jibaco Arserdan is good.

At its worst, the back attack 2T Ultimate Force bursts out and destroys everything.

Denji feels that there are many people who neglect to care for him.

There are situations where you have to gamble even though you don’t have any money.

I want to crush that pitiful water deck that is forever being used by Misty, built with Alolan Raichu, Pachirisu, and Arceus, so I’m diving in with the mindset that it’s okay to lose to anything other than water, but surprisingly, I’m winning quite a bit…

I was able to knock down the Palkia used by Kasumi once.

Despite having only one thing to do, Rentler is surprisingly not being guarded against.

Is it too minor?

Alex still can’t draw.

Even if I know Rentler’s attack is coming, all I can do is pray to draw a recovery card or a mantle…

I want to play Arshin Doran, but I can’t hit it…

We can only play with the Alshin Chu that everyone has…

I think the influence of playing has become considerably less.

I wonder if a Pokémon that looks like paper will come.

Electabuzz was designed with no evolution in mind and can fight fairly well.

When the first Elekid dies after fighting randomly, evolving the second Elekid into Electivire or preparing a Luxray makes it easier to transfer and strong with Denji… I think.

I’m so happy to finally pull an EX after a long time.

I’m facing the problem of how cute Glaceon is, so I want to build a deck, but I wonder who would be a good partner…

>>44

Let’s slowly wear them down and kill them while putting them to sleep on the bench!

>>44

Right now, it seems like Palkia or Leafeon is yielding moderate results.

I thought the Arceus pack seemed a bit weak at first, but it turns out it’s actually pretty strong.

>>39

I want all the promotions with different abilities~

That would make it tough for newcomers.

But I want all of them with different abilities~~ I want to expand the card pool~~

Since they conceded in the fifth match, I was freed from the event.

There are some kind guys out there.

>>47

That’s fine.

The Dakumanyu has decreased, and my umami flavor is starting to revive a little.

>>50

Isn’t Arceus tough too?

>>53

Without tools, you can win relatively easily by using 3 energy and 2 punches from God and 2 energy and 2 punches from Umaji…

>>50

Nassie has disappeared and they are looking lively.

I feel that Arushin has generally not been able to achieve results subtly.

Cockroaches and Crobat are strong, but I want to hear more about Arceus’s own achievements.

>>52

Arceus can become stronger with the support of Arceus, but it doesn’t support Arceus itself…

I’m looking forward to the true strong decks being revealed with the implementation of ranked matches.

Darkrai’s hit rate feels like it’s significantly decreased.

There are probably many people who want to build decks involving the new packs, so it makes sense.

The believer was not stronger than God.

It seems like all the trust is difficult to use.

>>59

I can only praise Heatran wholeheartedly.

>>65

It’s not really related to being a believer in its performance…

Well, I think it’s better to be able to escape, but even if you die it’s just 1 point, so I think they would keep fighting until they die…

It’s strong when I hold Darkrai after a long time.

Darkrai is…

The user will also think, “The tempo is off…”

A frog in a well that can only associate with electric Pokémon like Pikachu, after all…

Will Kasumi continue to linger in the environment like a cancer?

Dialga’s partner sprouted out quickly, didn’t it…

I wonder if the time will come when Kasumi will no longer be used in the water deck.

>>69

Since I only get the back side when I use it, I replaced it with Kai-chan.

Manaphy… please release the energy…

I only think, “So what?” when Heatran is all crusty.

>>71

If the seed 110 is dry and nothing comes to mind, then what is strong?

Even without Kasumi, it’s enough to increase the total energy with Manaphy and just switch it with Hikari to make it work well.

Even if I include it, it will only be one page in the margin.

Heatran getting furious from taking bonus damage in a blizzard on the bench.

If I’m being greedy, I wish for 20 more HP for Batyul and Denchura.

Kasumi, I also wasn’t hired.

Well, it would be strong if it were to surface.

Kasumi can be amazing when she performs well, but there are times when using the trainer’s rights results in no effect at all, so if trainers continue to inflate, she might naturally fall behind.

It’s not just that Manaphy can be brought with a Poké Ball; it’s clearly a card that needs to be in the starting hand or it causes problems.

Since the second Altaria is coming in with an immersive format, I’m thinking of dedicating myself. Which Shaymin should I include in Diancius?

Who can draw 6 cards in the setup?

Noo is quite good.

Kai and the doctor deliver results 100 percent as expected.

I really don’t want to have to push those guys aside and end up getting a tails when I flip the coin.

Why did Nassy disappear?

There’s no particular enhancement, but isn’t it still normally strong?

>>82

People who enjoyed using Nassie are now enjoying it with Water Leafeon.

>>82

Is it because the weaknesses to Grass-type Pokémon have decreased?

>>82

It pains me to see underdeveloped Nassy in the harsh environment of Kanto.

>>82

If I’m going to use one anyway, I want to use a new one. Leafeon is cute, but Nassy is like a testicle.

>>82

Is it because I can no longer win even by earning a little 40-80 damage?

Can’t we do something a little more about Bangi?

There’s no energy acceleration, and it’s hard to escape, yet you’re demanding 4 energy. Don’t be ridiculous.

The Arushi have a stronger image than the initial impression; some of it is as predicted, though.

>>84

It’s limited to some extent, but I feel like I can do more than I thought.

When I have turns without using the trainer or when I’m about to lose, I use Kasumi for now.

Is Nassy gone in the first place?

Heatran doesn’t deal much damage unless it takes damage, which is a bit disappointing.

>>91

You’re nitpicking too much…

Alolan Raichu has quite an unpleasant performance.

With HP90, 2 Energy, 40 damage, 20 penetration, and the presence of Arceus, it has good performance in that it reduces damage by -30 just by being on the battlefield, which can disrupt the situation.

>>95

If you carve it with Shin Chuu, you’ll be able to defeat it even without being able to unleash Lord Al’s maximum firepower.

I want only Leafeon to be added to the target of the Seki.

Isn’t Leafeon your partner in front of Dearshine!?

I really wonder what it is about Freezer, who has been said to be disappearing forever but has managed to survive all this time.

In the end, the two skills and their level of composition are much higher than I imagined…

>>97

Every time, it feels like they are getting strengthened with Akagi and Kai.

I can’t believe you would say that after I achieved five consecutive wins with Nassy!

Once the five-game winning streak is over, I’ll suddenly have nothing to do.

Alshin Kippa’s energy demand of 1 is impressive.

You can deal 50 damage while also being able to offer energy to Aru-sama starting from the next turn.

Despite there being many users of Land Crush, it is increasingly recognized as a terrible move since, aside from Ptera, it is heavy and doesn’t deal much damage.

Mukkuru isn’t coming at all.

It’s unnecessary, but it won’t be filled in with ◇.

I think being an alcoholic would be quite unpleasant if you’re in a battle arena.

Cards that can be used individually are almost directly strengthened by the increase in the card pool.

Why has Land Crush turned into a general-purpose technique in the first place?

>>107

Originally, it was a general-purpose technique for paper.

I feel like it’s the era of Machi Suraichu now.

I occasionally see Energy Cycle’s Nassy.

I felt uncomfortable seeing Raichu used as a CPU.

I still haven’t been able to create a satisfactory deck with just Banquished in Al-Shin.

Normal Arceus is a nuisance, and even if you use Giratina or Rotom with Hikari, it doesn’t really accelerate anything. The final firepower is too high, so there’s no need for chipping away…

The damage to the bench is too compatible with Akagi.

For the time being, the EX that was put on the bench is being dragged out and is dead.

Since we’ve had grass and water, I wonder if it’ll give us fire recovery this time?

What kind of deck can easily defeat event experts?

I’m currently taking a Nassy deck with me.

>>115

I’m generally able to win automatically with water.

Frikas

The Air Mardom Madam, which excludes difficult cards for auto, has a good win rate.

It’s amazing but fire is not weak against water, huh?

I kept facing water decks, but I managed to get 5 consecutive wins with Liza.

My favorite move is Sanagiras’s Speed Attack (3 Energy).

Matis Raichu, which is just a Pikachu transformed into a Spark, is surprisingly strong.

I mean, Magneton is strong.

If I can get my tools and Airmdu in play with Dialga ex on the bench, I can’t help but grin.

Akagi and Kai are just too compatible with Freezer.

It’s tough for BanG because Sanagiras requires 3 energy.

Leafia’s excessive AR lewdness problem is making me want to use it more and more.

Steel is also quite suitable for CPU vs CPU.

I’m trying various things since my weaknesses are scattered and my durability is quite high, but in the end, I’m just using an auto battle with a free character.

It’s tough that with Nassy, the early Lucario can one-shot and crush Tamata.

It might be unavoidable due to the concept, but I wished Sanagiras had 50 for 2 energy or 70 for 3 energy.

Kai-chan is just a bit unbalanced, isn’t she?

Don’t you think anything when you see Erika giving her all to restore 50 health per creature?

I feel like it won’t move strangely in auto mode if it’s a pal single free single.

It’s tough that Wooper needs 40 energy for Manaphy even with Lucario standing.

I was wiped out by Kai-chan.

Origin Palkia is active, but what about Giratina?

On the contrary, I’m wondering why you guys can go by different names?

Even Rhydon has 70 HP for 3 energy…

Speed Attack (requires 3 energy)

I was really surprised that Kai is water energy.

I completely misunderstood it as a water Pokémon on my first encounter.

Speaking of which, I hardly ever see Dusknoir.

It’s performance that you wouldn’t expect to see.

>>140

I tried to do my best with Hikari Rarecoil, but it’s especially tough that I can’t really hit until I get my energy set up; I should take a cue from the Golem species.

The Hitmonchan trained by Lucario Coach is going to crush my testicles.

When Lucario Coach stands up the fastest, it makes you go “Gueh…”

Sometimes remember Origin Dialga too, okay?

>>143

I wish they would at least give me 120.

It’s not that easy to spread water energy without involving Manaphy or Leafeon…

Please remember that Fione has an offensive move.

I was honestly surprised that Dainose took the ex instead of Dosyidon.

It’s probably because it overlaps in color with Garchomp.

The personality of someone who delays until the very end when victory is assured is just too bad!

While the performance of Rhydon itself is one thing, Rhydon was at least the final evolution up to Dialga and Palkia, so it should show more motivation.

Even recovering 40 per unit, it’s still pretty strong overall.

If Rhydon had the Fighting Charge ability, it could have been used.