The buff conditions are too lenient…

Being able to deal 100 damage on turn 2 from second player quite frequently is a bit over the top.

Why is it that when using Gladion it’s not that, but when using support it is?! What happened to the buddy, the buddy?!

Is its partner Rampardos?
Are you feeling lonely on your own?

Until now, it has been called a high-class bomb in the main game, so even if I act this wildly, it’s fine.

Doing acts like Shironabufu with ease at the first evolution…

Don’t serve something like this in a colorless state!

I’ve seen that thanks to this guy, the win rate of Rampha is insane.

I think around 40+40 is reasonable.

Does it also react to fossils?

If we’re not careful, it could deal around 120 to 140 damage combined with Null’s attack.

By the third turn, when the opponent’s Silvady and Rampardos were both out, there was nothing I could do.

The reason why I often pair up with Rampardos is that it can definitely secure a Null lead, and with Gladion, it can further optimize and stabilize.

A dog that takes its loyalty seriously towards people it shouldn’t get attached to, whether it’s Guzma or Akagi.

For now, I put something together randomly and managed to clear Hyper 1 with a 77% win rate, but it doesn’t feel consistently strong…

While I’m working hard with two Silvadi, I hope that the Lampent gets completed, as it really makes a difference in stability.

If anything, Shil is strong.

The image is terrible.

It’s great that the firepower remains stable even without using EX.

It’s said that it doesn’t really have good compatibility with Lillie and Lusamine.

I just hit it, but Sakaki’s +10 became a fatal blow and I lost.
Well, it’s practically +60…

Despite having the restriction that Kamonegi can never evolve and cannot have a weakness, it’s producing 40 energy, yet these guys…

Cameos are also a headwind for Kamitsurugi, but if Negigaknight comes, the original Cameos will be pulled out again, and people will say that this guy is really strong.

It was said that the number of Monbo would never decrease from two, but it has finally been reduced to one… It might even disappear entirely.

This guy is too strong, isn’t there any counter?

When the enemy uses it, it deals 100 damage repeatedly, but when I use it, I can’t evolve.

If anything, it might be an option to stabilize the evolution from Gladion with Null 1 and Vadi 1.
Other seeds are fossils.

There are many matches where I can win just with this, without completing the Rampa.

Even with the ramp, they’re coming to wrap up the match with just 3 energy, aren’t they?
I can’t take this anymore.

In fact, even having two white energy at 50 isn’t that weak.

If this fossil search comes, it seems like it will continue to remain in the environment more than Giradak…

It’s equivalent to 3 energy units, after all.

With an evolution HP of 110 and a retreat cost of 1, it’s pretty favored already.
Null has passing marks in both HP and firepower, and being colorless makes it highly versatile, which is great.

Instead of using dedicated support for buffs, it’s about doing the usual moves with Professor Oak and then applying the buffs.

Even the underlings of Team Galactic had fixed drops, you know.

I thought that since we didn’t have enough energy, we started using Gladio carelessly, but now it’s already become a support-heavy build, so it’s not a problem.
Optimization of construction is too early.

It’s understandable that a low-level character can’t search for evolution options.

From now on, I’ll make solo missions without EX like this…

Dokkurog, Utsuroido, Doo – it’s good that the lower rank can compress it and stability is increased.
Compared to Argoyon, Tane’s durability is high.

Is it a bug or a feature that I can’t use Gladio’s move when I have two Silvally out?

With the gimmick being relatively loose, dealing 100 damage with 2 energy repeatedly is certainly makes it hard for EX to hold its ground.