It might be the one that awakens with candy.

Isn’t it better if your stamina is a little higher?

Wait! Let’s talk! Okay!?

If I can bring it out on the second turn, I can probably take down most of the opponent’s non-EX basic Pokémon.

>>5

It might be good to include Sakaki and Red.

In other words, it’s quite strong even in the current environment.

Wasn’t “normal” and “ex” treated as separate cards?

Can both be included?

Garchomp EX also seems to be awesome, right?

You can score 50 points anywhere.

It seems like I can move twice, and since it’s non-ex, it’s quite strong… or is it?

Getting a guaranteed 70 on the second turn going first is pretty strong.

It feels like I’ve long graduated from being a pathetic bug since ex is usually rampaging.

>>11

Stop it, don’t strip away the energy I’ve built up!

Don’t use it even for the underlings.

>>13

There is a 3/4 chance that Giratina ex is finished.

>>13

When you say “Sphere,” it refers to Team Rocket, right?

It may be too late to say, but I still feel it’s strange that the seed ex has higher health than 2 evolution…

I wonder if that initial subtle 2 evolution, like in the thread image, will be used.

>>15

Evolvable environments create a dilemma for Utsubot, where its own traits become harder to function.

The strength of evolving in the first 2 turns is proven by Nassy.

I can see the promo, but the strongest Nassy has arrived.

>>20

The 3 energy 150 has quite a proud power.

Who are those that are effective and interesting but difficult to handle because they are in their second evolution?

Dragonite, Weepinbell, Gallade, and Pidgeot come to mind.

>>21

Gengar, Alakazam, Gardevoir, etc.

If something has a huge energy requirement, it won’t be able to move even after evolving.

I would be happy if Togekiss became easier to use as well.

The new cocoon is strong, so even without candy, we can manage somehow in the worst case.

After all, paralysis is an infinite winning strategy.

Non-ex Gengar looks strong.

You can hit with 1 energy 50 and can’t use support.

I feel like Gab can also do fairly well normally.

With 2 energy, it can’t be used unless you’re going second, so that’s a bit much.

After all, it’s the era of strong 1-energy in the lead.

With Ame + Jun + Mukuhawk, a quick 150 damage!!!

I’m quite hopeful for Gab ex, which has really suited my hand.

It seems that 2 evolutions that can operate with 1 to 2 energy are generally useful.

I often struggle with whether to trade it for candy since it’s a convenient intermediate evolution…

The fossil group really struggles to be late no matter what.

>>33

I want a fossil as my opening move, so please give me a search card…

It’s really nice that even though it’s a two-stage evolution, it doesn’t require much energy.

Conversely, those who rush their evolution even though they need a lot of energy don’t change much.

I wonder how things will be depending on Mr. Fire’s mood.

Even a monkey can deal 140 damage instantly, that’s strong.

Should I really include both Ame and one evolution to stabilize it?

Isn’t it fine not to evolve intermediate forms? Like with Namjamo and using Pokémon communication for candies.

It seems that one sheet is enough for the middle part.

If you have Arceus, Crobat can deal 30+50 damage right away.

Ah, if I add the candy, will the evolution in the middle come out?

I thought it would all be included as a set without asking.

212+ candy would be optimal, I suppose.

I want to open it with as little prior information as possible, but since I don’t know which side the candy is in, I can’t help but sneak a peek at the distribution ratio…!

If the probability for 0 evolutions and 2 candies is unchanged, it’s better to include 1 evolution for 1 card.

It’s funny that the one paired with Lillie is Immersive Guzma.

Isn’t there something better if it’s binary evolution?

It looks like there are candies on both sides! Choose the one you like!

I drew two cards, but I got the regular and AR Cap-Bulu.

Are you saying to build a deck?

Hmm…

>>50

That’s naughty.

If you use just the EX card, you get stuck with Odoridori, so it’s essential to include the thread image, which is funny.

I’ve been wondering whether to choose this one or Charizard for the ex I can get, and now there are only three days left.

But can I really pull that off so conveniently…?

>>54

The CPU is underwhelming.

>>55

Then I can back down too…

>>54

First, I can’t pull it from the pack~

It seems like I’m just about to have the firepower to eliminate Pachipachi Odoridori…

What are you going to do with the leftover energy after this guy comes out?

>>58

Should I attach it to the ex who’s behind me…

I liked the scene in Pokémon Adventures where Giovanni points a needle at his neck; it was cool.