This season, if we want to win steadily, I have the image of Giladak, and the upside feels like Liza.

It was surprising to see Tapu Lele and Arceus appear in the second half.

Tef is selective about opponents, but Arceus can unleash considerable power depending on the cards drawn, which is great.

It’s impressive that Arceus isn’t affected by things like paralysis.

Wasn’t it good to raise Solgaleo without recoil damage?

I’m grateful to Solgaleo for taking down a lot of Ninetales.

What kind of deck is Kyukon?

It’s a promotional event.

If Liz hadn’t been there, I would have taken over the world.

I tried using Solgaleo, but unexpectedly I couldn’t become Solgaleo and died a lot, which is a bit frustrating.

What is Kyukon?
That’s like a Kekenkani EX deck.

Stop it! When I say Gekkooga deck, a pretty good deck ends up becoming a Gekkooga deck.

Both wall Pokémon and Hoshigumo-chan sink under the relentless aggro attacks of Kekenkani.

I wanted to use a Solgaleo deck and kept opening packs, but when I actually played, my usual Masquerain deck was stronger…

Basically, without relying on candy, Solgaleo is a bit weak, but even without candy, there’s still a chance for the girls to make a strong move, and Zard has a favorable matchup against Solgaleo… It’s great that old decks perform well with candy, but it’s sad that it’s a flagship Pokémon!

What’s with the fact that I’m coming back to Algi-Radak a bit?

What? Is the sign for Pokémon not Charizard?

Lunala…

However, the non-ex Giratina using Lunala that you encounter sometimes is quite strong.

You say that, but it ended up being Pikachu’s first shot at world domination, didn’t it?

When Odoridori is eliminated, Gira Daku cannot be stopped.

If only Odoridori’s moves were colorless…

If Odoridori’s technique were colorless, I think it would be introduced into various decks and make the environment a complete mess.

If you’re building a deck with only the new cards, I think it’s fine for beginners to use Solgaleo for now.

Venusaur’s tank deck is somewhat troublesome, but wasn’t Blastoise in PokéPoké…?

The Dragon type is too difficult to use, so I want dedicated support.

It seems that the Overcoming Gengar deck has become popular in recent tournaments.
It seems that they can’t win against the crucial Giradack at all…

Kamex doesn’t even remember the effects of its moves.

Solgaleo has an incredibly strong ability… it’s just that there are many natural enemies in the environment, so it’s not weak, okay? Even beginners can easily reach Master rank with it.

I wanted to reach Master, but I kept losing in Hyper 3 and decided to give up.

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People who were drawn to Poké Poké by Solgaleo might cry when they see the trailer.

It seems that the Acerola deck is good when looking only at the win rate against Gyarados.
I wonder if it’s true…
I feel like I’ll be killed by Gira as usual.

The cards that can be distributed as a promotion only have performance that is appropriate for that purpose.
AI doesn’t have the intelligence to promote promotional cards.

If the old promotions become too strong from now on, new players can’t join, so we can’t make the promotions stronger.

If you deal damage to Mimikyu, you can’t just not attach energy to Daku because it will be returned with Acerola.
…I understand up to that point, but I still feel like it’s not enough.

I wonder what the Acerola deck is missing.

Alolan Ninetales could have used a regular 80 damage Blizzard, don’t you think?
It’s a really popular one in its Alolan form, but it hardly gets any appearances.

I wonder if Air Motor could reach HP 70 even now.
It’s a bit disjointed that it takes 2 turns with Hiri despite being weak to Thunder.

Even though Mudou-san should be strong with his current specs, the fact that Solgaleo isn’t performing as much as mentioned is telling…

What have you done to Mudou-san, the Steel Ace?

Mimikyu is such a popular Pokémon, so it would be nice if its base stats could be increased even more in Generation 3…

Conversely, there are too many things like the 3 Energy 90 Glaceon that we cannot save.
What do you mean by taking 10 damage every time I check…?

Masakajana is difficult, and it’s clear what to do; I tend to grip Gaburamu Pardo.
I don’t have time to call friends, this game is so fast!

In the next pack, Mimi or Shiro will probably be there.

If someone at Mudou’s level comes quickly, we could do a Steel fast attack… No, in effect, Solgaleo is already a fast attack, isn’t it?

I haven’t used it because it’s too leisurely, so I don’t know.
Is it possible that Mimikyu is meant to partner with Gigalith?

Well, in the end, it’s a game where you can win just by holding Sogaleo, so anything else is pointless.

It seems that Kasumi is becoming a hindrance and making the energy of the water Pokémon heavier…

I feel like Erika is becoming a bottleneck and strong cards against grass aren’t coming.

It’s understandable that the distribution promo is weak, but I wish they would stop making the CPU battles unnecessarily difficult.
It’s not that I’m good at playing; I just do pointless things like starting off with a Poké Ball from the professor.

Solgaleo’s firepower is a bit lacking, so it would be best to have Airmd try hard.

But Solgaleo-kun also won the mirror match from the debate, right? He lost to Arceus though.

Giraudok pairs well with Musca, but sometimes it ends up not aligning due to continuous hand depletion attacks.
If it’s impossible with Musca, then I don’t think it’s possible to give a favorable advantage to Giladak with just a second evolution.

There’s no preparation or anything like that.
It’s just like that even in a normal match.
I’m used to this Oak 0 progress over here.

Surprisingly, CPUs can sometimes just sink down after an accident.

Not being able to draw an Oak card means…
It means that Oak cannot draw two cards.

At first, I thought it was all about the candy, but there are times when Rekka, Mars, and Nanjamo work really well, so I actually like this environment.

There was a time when I just sent out a single Rokon and did nothing, leading to my defeat.

The honorary deck slot called “Oak and Monster Ball.”

A single evolution can be quite risky.
I feel that the risk of having a weak seed doesn’t change that much whether it’s in binary evolution or single evolution.

Taking advantage of a gap that no one would probably use.
I was able to win quite a bit with Kekenkani.
I was using Palkia, which I had built up energy by continuously attacking with Front Kekenkani, to finish things off.

There are many things I want to say about the game, but the balance in matches is surprisingly good.

I feel the end of the season as the judgments to concede in ranked matches are becoming quicker and quicker.

Is that ranked match until today?
I haven’t done anything at all.

If you hate Gyarados, then a water Oricorio with Shaymin is good.
You can hardly win unless you have a Neccohara.