Good Dog!

If you don’t effectively utilize the card deck thinning, it might be a weaker version of Giratina.

Distribution ex is always like this…

Is it that you don’t need to run the advanced multiple times since last time? I was surprised it ended in one try.

It feels like it’s specifically for the late game with Hikari and the main representative premise.

The annoying thing is how it keeps running away and stalling with its ability!

…Is there anyone other than Kamitsurugi?

Since it’s UB, being able to start it from Luzami-chan is an advantage.

The promo Zygarde is cute.

The intermediate level and ♦︎♦︎♦︎ were quickly defeated by the Nido couple.
When lined up with candy, it’s quick, quick.

It has a performance that makes me more inclined to use it than before.

Energy designation 4 is saying quite strict things.
Even Dragonite has Colorless Colorless for Water and Lightning.

It might be easier to store, escape, and transfer with Giratina.

I gathered some and tried using it, and it’s quite strong.
I can’t do Liza, but I can just barely manage Guzzlord.

If you only use Steel Energy for generating with Giratina and Lunala, can it be activated?
But it seems tight in terms of deck space and unlikely to be stable.

I used Utsuroid and defeated it with poison, so I missed the chance to defeat it the right way.

Maybe everyone has forgotten that it’s called Ultra Beast.

Putting practicality aside, I quite enjoy thinking about how to use things like this.

It seems better to use Giratina to attack since you need to have one Pokémon knocked out anyway to use Lusamine.

Wasn’t Gardevoir only able to provide for super Pokémon?

It means to throw away energy and do what Lusamine says, right?

I thought the accumulated 80 hourglasses would explode, but it turned out I easily got 2 EX cards, so I’ll take my time and peel them.

If we’re going to do it, it might be something like a Steel-type Shiny Silvally in the back.
But being rigidly fixed on four colors is quite tough.

Was it only Rayquaza that had a lot of reward hourglasses…?

For the time being, I used a colorless Jun Kabin, but I did move with Lusamine just in case…
HP150 and 120 are weak… The role of the finisher for Tane EX and the harassment trash aren’t matching up…

It seems to imply Lusamine, but since energy attachment is random, that old lady…

I forgot to use Lusamine since Techaguy isn’t coming, but wasn’t it impossible if you didn’t get points?
I was playing without knocking down the wall until I had two Solgaleos against Boon, but it was effective, huh?

I’m thinking about how to use the dusk and dawn Necrozma somehow.

The attack effects of Dragon EX make their first appearance quietly.

Start with Giratina, hold a lot of energy, let the opponent take you down, and then attach with Lusamine…
That’s crazy!

Isn’t it difficult to say to use poison but then not be allowed to defeat with poison?

It’s something that can be said about dragons in general, but I wish it were a little easier to combine two colors.

I personally think it’s an interesting card, but there’s no place to play with it other than against the CPU.

Put Celesteela in the pack!

I thought it was pretty interesting for a distribution.
Maybe I’ll use it to play around when I’m free.

It seems to end up being more or less a fancy wall…

You can surrender to achieve things like “deal a certain number of damage” or “defeat with a certain type of move” or “poison your opponent.”
Just fill that part and it’s faster to do free assignments or something like that.

I just realized it now.
It turns out that you had to achieve 50 battles and then claim the Rayquaza sleeve yourself.
I thought that the event would be like that since they handle the merchandise exchange for the Premium Pass on their own.

Give me something like a dragon!
(Please make this response the color of dragon-type cards)

This time, the Gira single-target full auto is generally stable.

By the way, I can’t peek at all.
What’s going on?

I can see that its performance is more enticing to play with than the previous weak distribution EX.

When there’s a Tekkaguy, it creates a pretty troublesome cycle, but without it, it completely comes to a standstill.
Kaguya is really amazing, after all.

When asked if it’s something to aim for with two types of colorless combined with four energies, well…

At the point of distribution EX, the performance is definitely useless, so having a playful mindset is more important.

A serious one being limited time only seems like it would cause more chaos.

Mouland would be good too.

Well, I just have a feeling that I don’t want to consume the legendary EX slot…

Being able to hit with the worst photon claw isn’t so bad after all.

I don’t know the recent Pokémon, but why are these considered Ultra Beasts when regular Necrozma is not?

Well, Ultra Necrozma has a strong image, so it feels disappointing.

The most disappointing thing about the promotional event is that there are no current pack ♢3 art variations this time.

Isn’t there a lot of different types of promotions this time?

I don’t feel like using it because if the specifications for energy supply don’t change with mixed colors, I’ll be enraged.

There are quite a few cases where the opposite is true, but are there patterns where a character is strong in the original work but completely weak in Pokémon?

If you use Hikari, you can adjust energy, but I wanted the slow EX to have HP between 160 and 170.
You’re of a certain level or higher, aren’t you?

It seems like it could be used just by changing the attributes of the attached energy.

Did you call for the dragon Giratina?

It’s too painful to wait for death while being unable to use anything but Photon Claw at such a high probability.

Pokepoke can only be expected to perform beyond the original just because it’s a dragon.

The people making it really don’t consider the disadvantages of using two colors enough.

I was wondering if I could easily farm with just one Koko, but I only have one Koko right now.

It’s a bit sad that Ashirene is the only one among the three famous ones to be left waiting for an ex.

I’m not asking for anything extravagant like creation, so at least make sure to absorb some energy…

Instead of that, please tell me a deck that can easily beat Silvadi Lizardon.

A 20-card deck with 5 cards in the trash sounds fun!
Isn’t this color mixture too intense!?

I was thinking of assembling a Gradiodeck, but I don’t have a single seed Pokémon.

Using Steel Single Energy with Giratina ex to set up a wall and recovering 2 Special Energies with Lusamine will help stabilize things!
The collection is random, so it takes 5 turns to hit Gira, which can’t equip Steel Energy.

>>23This time, achieving the try is too difficult…
I finally completed all the trials after doing the beginner level three times.

It’s more beneficial in terms of drop rates to surrender once you’ve achieved the trial.

It’s a toy since you can’t use it without forcing it.
If possible, I wanted it to be released as a crown frame for the Arona expansion.

Make sure to put Tekkaguya in the pro!

I wonder if the Lunala route will move more than Lusamine’s.
If you can generate only steel, you can include both Lunala and Solgaleo in your deck!

In the early stages, being able to shoot this already determines the outcome, so it doesn’t matter.

Ultra Necrozma can be quite a troublesome opponent, especially when it doesn’t hold me back; after all, the Ultra Beasts have solid support, so I can’t let my guard down.

I think Ms. Lusamine should apologize to the Passimian ex.

Because there are no LO, even if you reduce the mountain in the endgame, nothing generally happens.

In a game where deck compression is the norm, slow and unstable late-blooming techniques might not be sustainable.
It’s fine if it’s just playing around with the CPU.

It’s funny that the auto can’t even spin a pachinko single anymore.

With Mars, you can do terrible things, and the weight is reasonable.
There’s also Lusamine and others.

As expected, CPU-kun isn’t trying to use it just like with Rayquaza, and it’s kind of funny.
Well, since Rayquaza hardly even made it to the bench, this is better.

It seems like it would feel good to increase the opponent’s deck in Mars and have their trash set up.
Whether we can win is another matter.

A useless AI that does nothing if you give it Poison Barbs or Rocky Helmet.

Using energy to escape → Since I’m doing things like Ultra Sluster, the CPU is really bad at using Tekka-Guy.
I feel like I have to move every turn without fail.

Although Greninja was strong, it was also a mystery why Rayquaza had a deck that was consistently weak to Electric-type attacks…

The expert CPU is trying to battle almost solely with Tekkaguya and Solgaleo, is this really okay…?

Since there are Lusamine and Hikari, adjustments can be made even with two colors.
It seems like it will be quite tough to get this moving…

During the Rayquaza event, there were times when it felt like CPU-kun could have brought out a Rayquaza in my hand, but it didn’t.

It’s funny that Ultra Necrozma has Steel 4 attached.
It’s not a card that an NPC can master, right…?

Even if you use Tekkaguya, it’s effective to escape energy consumption if you anticipate Lusamine…
Well, CPU-kun has been using strange escapes frequently for a while now.

Even if I use Mars, it’s not all of them, and having to trash 5 cards is the problem.
It would be good if I could cut it all out, but if one piece is left, it’s not much different from using Mars normally.

The CPU’s wall of meat is so overwhelming that it makes me laugh.

It’s tough that the energy you pick up from Lusamine is random.

I think it’s quite a hassle to try not to score even one point with the combination of Solgaleo, Celesteela, and Lusamine.
The winning pattern is usually to pull out the nearly-dead Ultra Necrozma with Cyrus and kill it.

There are too few means to attach super energy.

The illustration of Promosgardoon is cute.

In the morning, should I gather steel with Giratina using Energy Single and then recover it with Lusamine?

That’s quite weak!

Well, it’s unlikely they would distribute those Tekkaguya…

I wish Dialga had 2 colorless energy.

If we don’t have some kind of goods like a re-draw for generating energy soon, Dragon types won’t be able to survive.

It was quite impressive to generate grass with colorless Tamama.

I think it’s not as high in difficulty to use Shoegazer just because Lusamine is there, despite what people say.
It seems that there might be a situation where one could suddenly be stabbed and left with no way to defend themselves.

I’m glad that this event doesn’t seem like it will end up with some weird spin and loss.

120 RBIs is currently a magical number in the current environment.

The energy accident not even using skills is clearly a complete balance failure, right?

The difficulty is already too high just by having it based on Lusamine.

Well, I appreciate that the enemies aren’t too strong.

Even considering Lusamine, by the time you can use Shoegazer, wouldn’t the opponent be pretty well prepared unless there have been significant accidents?

If it’s a pack product with this color constraint, it’s at least hitting 150 points.

The way to use Tekkaguya is too foolish.
It’s like me.

Because performance is being limited, there are only decks that are like “it’s complete as soon as you pull the title card!” every time!

Is it a Pokémon to use in a subtly performance distribution slot?

Give me an AR that breaks the usual CG illustrations!

Since Lusamine is also random with 2 cards, even if you have enough in the trash, it can end up being unbalanced and you might not be able to use the move…

Rayquaza is actually one of the stronger ones among the distributed Pokémon, right?
Because it is colorless, there are many means of energy acceleration.

Rayquaza is so strong that if the opponent doesn’t even bring it out, it can end up being a disaster, but once it’s completed, it has such great power that it can overwhelm you.

It’s more about using it to prevent a late-game comeback with Mars rather than just sealing off evolution.

Handsome, peeking into the deck and grinding down with a thread image to pile it up! This is it!

If we’re going to team up, the best option might be Silvadi… From the perspective of juice, there are better partners available.

I want to do deck thinning especially in the resource-rich early game…
Eliminating the opponent’s chance to turn the tables is certainly strong, I suppose…

I’ve thought from the beginning that we don’t need the downside of reducing our deck either.
The tightness of the energy restrictions is balancing things out sufficiently.

The concept of Ultra Beasts has effects that change based on the number of sides or points, so it would be nice if it had a similar kind of effect…
I think it would become a good romantic cannon if energy stays the same and you get +50 points for each 100 damage taken from the opponent, including the energy constraint.

CPU-kun: “How am I supposed to fight!!!!”

4 Energy 120 is initially weak.
While this guy deals 120 damage, Solgaleo can deal 360 damage.

By the time you manually apply the energy four times…
In the meantime, you can create two Giratina.

Hand destruction is fine, but I’m not sure if deck milling was an effective move, so it feels boring.

I don’t understand hand discarding either.
I have been cutting the Rakhamars while being afraid all along.

Well, if they’re going to impose a weird effect, I would have preferred a score of 140.
With this, I can at least win a brawl between EX Pokémon assuming Lusamine.

Reckamers would visibly change their movements when shot by the CPU…

I would make it 60 damage and able to be used with 2 energy.
The adjustments are not made.

Can you just let me peel the pack all at once?

Mars → Shoegaze seems quite painful.

If there’s nothing to throw and it decreases by two or more, I’ll just cut it.

While I was running on auto, I unfortunately got hit with a deck destruction.

When the opponent is using Nyabby or Hitokage and is ahead, wait for 1 turn before throwing Reck.
Of course, the opponent evolves at the fastest pace.

Maybe by the time a usable card for this guy comes out, the environment will have changed to the point where we won’t even need to bother using him.

I wished it could be played with 2 colorless energy for a power of 60.

If this guy can hit consistently, then Mewtwo would be just fine, right?

Only you will lose by drawing cards aggressively with Ultra Beasts! I laughed at the setup you came up with.

By the way, I completely forgot about its existence, but I wonder how the Gaen axis is doing now.

There are still no outstanding starters in the flame category.