Well, if it were still strong now, it would be used.

Wasn’t it already outdated by the time of the Celebi pack?

The problem of being an ex but having too low HP.

If it’s now, I want at least 30+ and 140 HP.

Starmie ex, which was strong in the early environment, has disappeared before I knew it.

Is it just weak, or is it still relying on Pikachu for electricity?

It’s already too late for Pachirisu; I can’t keep up.

Even now, the only early EX that is still alive is Fire.
This is also quite close to dying.

With a stamina of 120, even with a cape, I still get one-punched by most of them nowadays.

If it’s now, I’ll hire the new shiny one because it has a unique skill.

I want a stronger electric EX, more roughly.

Thus, Kapukokeko was born.

The environment is constantly changing, so it feels healthy.

Because the number of poison needles increased and the capes decreased, new Pikachu can now defeat Darkrai and Giratina.

Inflation is skyrocketing too fast.

On the contrary, what would you say are strong early cards even now?
Since there are Oak and Poké Balls, let’s exclude Trainer Cards and such.

Cocacoe ex is normally strong.
It’s tough that the only candidates for a partner are someone like Shin-Pika.

At the current trend with Solgaleo Machade, a power of 120 seems a bit lacking, so 90 feels a bit too low.

If this is the case in six months, what will happen next year?

New cards come out relatively quickly, so many of them become outdated in no time.
Giratina is still strong as ever, but…

It seems that the current trend of water isn’t very popular.
If Geko is completed in 2 turns, it often feels like there’s no way to win.

Still active in CPU battles.

It’s okay because I’ve been continuing, but I wonder if it’s quite tough for new players to have to pull the initial pack just for important support characters like Natsume or Kasumi.

I want the new variant of Shiny Greninja more than any other Shiny I’ve had before.

The HP is the problem, isn’t it?
In the beginning, I could withstand it with this HP, but now I get blown away while trying to hit 90 twice.

I think it’s just the right strength.

The pace at which new expansions are released is so fast that many of them were likely implemented without much testing.
As a result, there are some broken cards and a group of cards whose usage is unclear…

I was wondering how Pokepoke would fare since paper is experiencing hyperinflation, but this is also happening quickly.

It can still be used for scattering weak enemies.

This guy could burn together with Celebi, so Arcanine was able to shine in the mythical environment.

What is this?
Zacco

If it’s not ex, it’s still strong.

The only advantage over Kapu Koko is when raising it as a second Pokémon on the bench, I suppose.

I love that Mizuhara can get a one-shot with a chance to go first, so I’ve been using her all the time.

Since it’s data and not paper, let’s enhance the stats of the past cards…

It was the deck that achieved its first 5 consecutive wins, so I have fond feelings for it.
Right now, it’s an era where if you don’t defeat them in one strike, they’ll heal and accelerate their energy and do all sorts of things…

I mean, in TCGs, it’s normal for most of the cards that come out to be useless junk cards for the sake of making it lively, right?

Inflation is a few times faster than I expected, but it might be just right since it would be boring to still be doing things like Mewtwo-Kasumi with this game balance.

Starmie was held back by Akagi’s shortcomings…
Even without Akagi, I feel like I wouldn’t use it in the current environment anyway.

The general-purpose trainer seems to have more options without much inflation, so I think this is about right.

It’s one thing for past cards to become obsolete.
Don’t mix outdated Pokémon’s shiny variants into the new set.

Even Palkia ex had 1 energy for 30!? It was quite shocking back then.

I wonder if the management thinks it’s strong; they keep releasing energy trash cards with coins, but they’re a bit difficult to use.

It seems that many people are likely to spend money aiming for a 2-star trainer…

Those who escape from the seeds and rely on energy are trash.
Rhyhorn and Hippopotus

I wonder if ranked matches will eventually have rules like paper.

The journey to 3 energy without any acceleration method is long in this game.
If I accidentally draw first turn, it would be unimaginable to just stand still for 4 turns.

Pikachu with an eight-head proportion is hitting you.

Do something about Mars.

It’s too strong if it’s certain, but it’s too weak if it’s 50%.

I really feel like they’re very confident in not improving the UI.
The power of IP is really amazing.

Is Mewtwo still not alive?

That’s the person who helped me during the 5 consecutive wins event.

The Pokémon I love tends to have heavy energy costs and not much HP, which is a bit disappointing.

When it came out, opinions were divided, but it was definitely garbage, Dosaidon…

The problem is that Enertrash is strong.

Regarding the get challenge, the practice session has become longer, and that’s a drawback.

Even though there are no LO, there are only 20 cards in the deck.
Those who blow away multiple sheets are too difficult to use.

The bonus type with fixed value + coin face is strong.
Decidueye? I don’t know that kid…

I seriously think that Spear is the limit value, confirmed energy trap.

Even though Dialga has come, the age of steel should have arrived.

What is handsome?

Deci-Duo could have been more spectacular if it had a 4-energy attack that added extra damage through a coin toss.

If the slot machine had a minimum guarantee of 80, it could still be used now…

The current strongest Steel Pokémon is Skarmory.

That said, the environmental card’s glare also has acceleration, so it’s just neutralized, but it’s still on the heavier side.
There is a possibility that the current heavyweights, if they had means to accelerate, could transform.

It seems that they are being cautious about enhancing Steel types because more Steel legends are being added with Zacian and Zamazenta.

Both Fire and Dialga have become outdated while waiting for their true partners to arrive.

So, how is the new Coco?
I feel that Atmosphere can be a superior version of Pachirisu alone.

Nassy ex is amazing because it can attack for just 1 energy and has a minimum guarantee.

It’s a misconception to think that games that aren’t selling are working on their UI.
UI garbage remains garbage, whether the game sells well or not.

It’s sad that there are already some EXs that seem outdated as soon as they come out due to the rapid pace of the environment.

The next expansion pack is at the end of July, so considering that it coincides with the Pokémon Direct, it might be the introduction of Mega Evolution.
This year I’m really pushing it.

Games that aren’t selling can’t afford to change the UI.
Bestselling games operate like a feudal lord’s business, so the UI isn’t tampered with.
There’s no difference there.

It’s tough that Dialga has to start with 2 Energy attached.

Even if you say that, Nassy isn’t doing anything right now either.

I pulled the rainbow slot for the Dusk Lycanroc this time, but I’m not sure who to pair it with.

A score of 90 in energy (or power) is just not satisfying, you know?
Silvady is starting to score 100 points.

If you’re not careful, you might end up taking 100 damage from the opponent or 70 damage from a sniper on the second turn; it’s already like a punishment game, this game’s initiative.

Is Zerora really the performance of a mythical Pokémon…?

The latest standard in the coin toss world has become 2 energy for 60×3.

If I don’t increase the basic Pokémon, I can’t consistently get ninety, but if I increase the basic Pokémon, I can’t draw them and it won’t be stable.

The charm of card games lies in searching for unexpectedly useful cards among the inflated ones.

I’ve been a bit broken-hearted by the rapid inflation…

Steel Pokémon like Scizor and Metagross will likely get EX cards too.

Zeraora’s real challenge begins after the arrival of the Thunderstone Pachirisu…

Neither Dragonite nor Jyararanga has received an EX, so just because they are both 600 base stats doesn’t mean they should get one.

Nassie had an advantage with HP 160 in its first evolution ex, but now the basic ex Pokémon are starting to catch up in HP.

Grass has become strong even without legends, which is commendable.
The reason there are few grass legends is, well…

Is the next pack the gold and silver pack?

The firepower of Decidueye is just too ridiculous.

But Dainoose can also receive EX…

Are there any UB that haven’t been revealed yet?

As long as you don’t make any purchases, you won’t have to worry about inflation.

Could it mean that it’s not the turn when Zeraora first appeared on the field, but rather the player’s first turn?

Junaiper is being treated extremely obviously, but is it someone’s favorite?

The HP of Akuziking is really strange.

Coco EX is being dragged down too much by this.
At least, the seed EX has HP 140.

I’m trying to create a shitty deck with Zygarde and Charizard, but it’s just not coming together.
Please teach me a good way to use Zygarde.

Fix L somehow instead of fixing this UI.

It seems like XY is trying to align with ZA, but maybe not.

The two Giratina Immersives that I randomly pulled are having a great time causing chaos, so it’s fun.

Nassie has become weaker, or rather, if I want to use grass type now, there are many other cards I would prefer to use.

Zygarde doesn’t really have any activities other than being used by Lusamine in energy battles and serving as a finishing role.
How about letting Silvady take the lead?

Nassie’s pressure of 80 damage from its first-move evolution is starting to not be effective anymore.

Juna has always been strong since paper times, right?

Makenkani is almost a counterpart to Nassy, but it disappeared without making any impact.

I stopped after the older model’s color variation was mixed into the pack.

I don’t know about paper or anything…

Zeraora is surely strong if it enters the battle right from the start.
In other words, fossils are the partner.
Which one is the fossil of electricity?

Charizard can still do it even now.

Looking at it now, I think the non-exclusive Windie isn’t so bad…
If Gardy gets motivated.

Zeraora has a performance that feels like it needs to have an Electroweb attached.

A pink Celebi has appeared!
That’s good, isn’t it?

The good thing about Nassy is that it can deal 80 damage on the second turn, so… the crab doesn’t perform well.

Mr. Golonya has been taking care of the Rare 3 and below quota for a long time.

Alolan Dugtrio would have been strong in the previous environment, it seems.
It seems that even now, it’s still strong.

Zeraora’s ability to use Electric Call and deal 50 damage with a first-turn attack is simply strong.

In the era of genetics, it was said that next would come Steelix and Steel would be saved, but in the end, it never came and was saved before it arrived.
But that aside, I want you to send me a Steelix along with the mandarin oranges soon.

Please create an Ex every time for the Three Great Houses, really.
Dodaitose is crying.

There are EX characters that were strong not too long ago, and others that are at a level of being weak even just a little while ago.

To be honest, I think Zerora ex with higher acceleration will come out before Kasekimera, making regular Zerora become obsolete faster.

I thought they would add the starter Pokémon EX in the additional pack, but I didn’t expect them to skip it there too.

If Zeraora takes the lead and manages to get into hand well, it’s finally 1(2) energy for 50.
As for the performance of the 3, it’s probably in the lower mid-range.

I’ve never pulled a God Pack before, but if this is the first one I get, I think I would seriously want to quit.

I’ve never cared about the older models or color variations.
I’ve never drawn it in the first place…

What did everyone use for the super limited mission of the solo Akunomi King deck?
I’ve played against Gila Mewtwo a few times, and it’s already tough as it is, but being cornered and losing to a 3-energy trash makes me not want to do it anymore.

You don’t have to think so seriously about it; you can just activate it for a moment every day, pull two packs, and be done with it.

Because there is an electric code…

When it finally happens, I’d be disappointed if it’s a different color.
The performance is one thing, but the illustration isn’t cool.

If used well, clay dolls seem like they could change the environment, but it’s difficult.