It used to be a breeding house, but now is it candy?

Currently, trainers have fewer means of access than Pokémon, and to be honest, I don’t understand.

Whether or not there is a frame, you can recover 80 HP in one turn with Lillie’s Potion.

1 Evolution surpass?

I want to use a non-EX Gengar in the second turn.

I don’t know if I can draw all the Gengar ghost candies by the second turn.

A Garchomp that can freely use its 50 energy to fly seems quite interesting.

Is the time of Rampardos coming?

If you exclude the intermediary, the accuracy of the search via communication will also increase, and it will depend on the candy.

Shall we do Crobat…?

The fastest Garchomp feels a bit insane.

The strength is being able to use the two-evolution move by skipping the intermediate stage, right?

Burn brightly, Charizard!

Rampardos is already strong at the stage of Gyarados, so I feel like it would be better to enhance other support and Trainer cards rather than inserting an ammo.

It would be good if it evolved directly from the deck, but I don’t think requiring both candy and two evolutions in hand increases stability.

But it’s a 20-card deck…

Can fossils be given candy to evolve?

Isn’t candy a product…?

If you’re a trainer, isn’t it fine to be a caretaker!?

The harassment of the fastest Spear is also nice!

In terms of stability, it’s like having an increase in first evolution stages that can’t be searched, and I think the stability will decrease instead.

You can use two types of 2 evolutions and also use them as mutual utilization for intermediate cards.

You can make it a breeding house, but the breeding house AR comes to disrupt the collection, and if it’s a trainer, it’s one card per turn.

This will make Dragonite popular.

The special version of Butterfree and Garchomp might also be surprising.

It’s tough to use 8 slots for 2 evolution lines and 2 candies.

If you exclude the intermediate evolution, there are only 6 cards.

In the second turn, Goukazaru punches.

Those who are likely to benefit are probably those with strong traits or those with attacks that cost 2 energy or less.

It’s a card for spinning rather than stability.

The second evolution on the second turn is definitely a bug.

I think I’ll continue to use basic EX cards since the hand consumption is intense and you need both candy and evolution.

If the candy is at the bottom, we can only compete with the seeds.

Isn’t it that candy evolves instead of skipping stages!?

This will make Golem easier to use.

While decks aiming for high variance are increasing, the reliable Seed EX still seems to be able to go its own way.

It’s concerning that both the currently strong 2-evolved Charizard and Magnezone have a bad matchup.

The compatibility with Mascarena is dramatic, but…

It’s a card that can effectively be used as a 1 evolution for 2 evolutions, right?

Should I replace both of the two intermediates with candy or leave one?

Gokazaru dropping one Pokémon with Hikozaru → Moukazaru and having strong finishing moves isn’t such a huge advantage for fastest evolution, I don’t think.

I feel like I’ll never see my favorite Kameleo again for the rest of my life.

Is Pottai-shi no longer needed?

I’m sorry that this is unrelated to evolution, but I wish I had realized the strength of Oripar much earlier…

As expected, a card that searches for merchandise won’t come.

I wonder how they’re determining if this is a second evolution Pokémon.

For example, I would be convinced if it was written like “show a Pokémon that evolves from the basic Pokémon in play and put the Pokémon that evolves from the shown Pokémon on top of the basic Pokémon from your hand,” but can you prove it with the way it’s written in the thread image?

It’s like Dragonite is coming forward without a plan, just like a young comedian!

The era of Jibako may end before that of Giradak…

Jibacoil is dependent on the strong ability of Recoil.

Which Pokémon is strong with 2 evolution stages and 1 energy?

It seems that the era of Goukazaru is coming, so I started pulling from the Palkia pack today.

It seems likely that Nihao would call its friend (Mascarain) and then hit it with candy in a random fit of rage.

I would be happy if the fool could refrain from speaking.

With this, even people who don’t have Bolt Charge Raikou can make it work with Jivako.

How about a spear?

On the second turn, Jaro-da and Sarnait are going to come out, huh…

In short, the seed Pokémon doesn’t have the next evolution Pokémon written down, and the two-evolution Pokémon doesn’t have the previous evolution Pokémon written down, so this wording implies that you can evolve Bulbasaur into Charizard!

Pokémon cards have a premise that you should know about Pokémon…

The topic of whether there is no connection to binary evolution in the text has been discussed for a long time.

The conclusion is already clear because it’s Pokémon.

The fastest Spear sounds fun.

I understand that you want to talk about how there’s no evolution route written on the card, but in reality, I don’t think anyone who actually plays cares about that since Pokémon battles are handled automatically.

People who are too nitpicky to the point that their reasoning becomes flawed are scary!

The strongest gene spear has the romance of being able to deal 70 damage on the second turn.

I haven’t seen the new Riza at all compared to the old one, but it seems like it’s about to make a comeback.

With the existing deck, is Mascarainaspear the one that can be used most effectively?

Elreid and Spearow can be a significant threat if you use candies to make them the fastest.

As the moves to bypass the middle increase, it seems like I’ll end up storing the deck until I have both the candy and final evolution, so I feel like the red card could be effective.

The non-EX Spear looks strong.

That guy has an incredible performance with 1 energy for 70.

I was doing paper crafts, but the basic was throwing one evolution and one Amefuru.

I totally understand your question about how to reference it, but all I can say is to just understand it.

In TCG terminology, it refers to a special ruling.

There might be a reason to include a single Energy Spear into Spear EX.

The paper has a high bow, but over here… it’s like that.

I’m scared of not having a fixed search!

It still hurts to be hit while burning.

If we can leave early, the opponent probably won’t have their damage sources ready either.

It’s not theory, it’s just a fallacy.

While 2-stage evolution with 1 energy is a hot topic, the option for 2-stage evolution with 2 energy in a late-game scenario also increases.

Blastoise… Can you do it…?

It might be good to decide whether to pull it out or not based on the intermediate strength.

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For example, if it’s Ralts, does it have a 2x probability with Gardevoir and Gallade?

I’m happy that my Garchomp ex, which everyone used to mock as a degraded Lucario, seems to be making a comeback…

I’m going to pull for Mao-chan because she’s sexy, regardless of performance.

I wonder how the performance of full recovery and full energy trash is.

It’s like knowing Grim Aloe from playing Pokémon cards but not knowing Aloe.

I definitely want to aim for Tamagoro★★.

I’m playing with Gabumon EX, but after managing to take down two of them, I’m left with the problem of what to do about the last one.

Well, those who only know Pokémon through Pokémon Go might be curious about other TCGs.

I thought this in Duel Masters too, but isn’t the digital card inflation too fast?

By the way, it might sound like a silly argument, but if you only look at what’s written here, doesn’t it seem like there might be a bug where Pichu can’t evolve into Raichu…?

Will I be able to get out of the deck with Nyaroûde?

Pichu is a baby Pokémon, so it’s a bit different from the seed.

Do we need a goods lock for Pokepoke?

If you’re not here, it’s fine to remove it, but for safety reasons, I had one in between on the paper.

The answer can only be found in the duel… within the battle.

It seems like there are often feelings of murderous intent from receiving a red card at the start.

I feel like I’ve heard about the problem of the paper goods being too bad, but it’s probably just my imagination.

In other words, it means that Mars will continue to be strong!

If we’re talking about theories, pointing out the mistakes of the second evolution is not the responsibility of the one who violated, but rather the one who was violated.

There is absolutely no need to prove that Nyahoja’s second evolution is Mascarena.

The side pointing out the mistake is the one looking for evidence.

I think the first move 2T new Lizard is like a special victory.

Subomi is a strong card that is a regular at tournaments.

Is it not necessary to include this evolution card in the deck?

I don’t need the pot anymore.

The barbaric act of fighting fossils is a bit too culturally different.

“Will having two evolution types prepared for the Nid couple deck make it easier to use?”

I won’t use it even with the bonus because accidents are scary.

I wonder if this can’t be used for Pokémon that have evolved in that writing style.

Can you evolve directly into Rampardos from a fossil?

This time, I want a goods search.

Nidorino Nidorino Nidoran Nidoran

Nidorino can evolve from Nidoran with candy, which reduces accidents.

Even though it’s the fastest new special victory for Reshiram, since it requires three specific cards and allows for the use of a Trainer, or rather Professor Oak, I feel like it’s fairly realistic to aim for it.

There is a possibility that the Fire-type Pokémon called Odoridori will disappear from the Liza deck.

It’s heavier than I expected since it’s based on the evolution and the combination with the candy…

If it’s a deck that doesn’t have about two types of 2-evolutions, I feel like it’s better not to reduce the number of single-evolution Pokémon.

Regarding Mascarene, it might be more stable without using candy since Nyaoha can search for it.

Is it stronger with both?

Simply replacing one evolution can shorten it by one turn, so it’s strong, right?

It’s simply that there is no effect other than that.

I think it’s strong when we have everything together, but the underlying issue hasn’t been resolved.

The stability hasn’t changed much because it’s just that the seed evolution has transformed into a candy evolution.

It’s a big advantage that I don’t have to put Pottaishi in my deck because it can evolve out.

Seed Pokémon come into your hand by themselves, so the issue will likely be whether there are any second evolutions in your hand.

If I operate like a simple type, it might be good to use strong dual-type Pokémon.

Is it okay to refer to something that isn’t written as information on either card between the seed and its second evolution?

The problem is that I don’t have two Spear ex cards.

Pottai-shi… Are you going to disappear?

What is that!? I’m looking forward to seeing a lot of deck recipes like that being created.

I’m concerned that just having the seed to replace evolution might not be enough, and we also need to draw the evolved form, so the downside of not getting it could have quite an impact.

It seems that accidents like bringing a stage 1 evolution through Pokémon communication will no longer happen…

I wish you had attached it to Kasumi if the sentence in the lowest parentheses could be completed.

Since the number of pre-releases for this game is small, there is a possibility that it includes a catalyst that can solve the lesser-known binary evolution problem.

Give me.

Hold it for me, my hourglass.

When the next batch comes, I’ll trade all the surplus Umitorio EX and Darkrai EX I have.

If you’re putting in 2 Charmander candies and 2 new Charizard EX for the professor, then…

It seems quite likely that I can use Liza EX on turn 2, but will it really happen?

Aren’t all the effects of the new pack trainers a bit questionable?

I thought it would be okay to give rain to fossils, but since fossils aren’t seed Pokémon, it’s not allowed.

Will the ranked match Gira Lye decrease?

If I stuff a Jibacoil into the gap in the deck, will it make it more versatile?

I thought so, but that guy can’t be used without going through Magneton…

1 Give me the tools to bring evolution to my hand.

The new partner of the Lizard is not a Pokémon, but candy…

It’s too harsh that oysters cannot be used at all.

Finally, I have to think about how to allocate communication, Nanjiro, and the thread images.

Dr. Monbo cannot escape.

The era of Machamp ex is here!

The era…

There is a question of whether Rampar can draw all of the fossil candy Rampardos right from the beginning.

I wonder if I can do 2-way evolution?

It’s risky to take both out in between, so let’s just go with one side as a treat.

Wooohhh! Here comes the fastest Serperior followed by Celebi!!

Since the number of pre-release copies of this game is small, it’s possible that it contains a catalyst to solve the little-known binary evolution problem.

Discard one card from your hand to draw any Pokémon you like! This is it!

At the time of Shaitore, it seemed that single evolution decks were quite viable, but now that we’ve reached candies, I feel like we can remove the Poké Balls and add two Communication Nanajamo candies to really improve our performance.