This guy being colorless creates an infinitely powerful combination.

I thought it was smart to team up with Giratina to somehow address the disadvantage of going first.

At first, I was only teamed up with Rampardos.
The number of Pokémon like Hiri and Zygarde has increased, making things more troublesome.

Making anyone and everyone my buddy…

Zygarde is cool.
It works on Massiboons in the corner of the environment and has fewer accidents than Ram.

Due to the HP of 110 points, it tends to win or lose against Sakaki depending on the mirror match.

This guy is strong.

You can win even if you go first.

Putting Zeraora in for the lead feels a bit unreliable…

Both before and after evolution, the exquisite high HP is quite annoying.

The scene where Guzma tears off the cloak and Silvady delivers the final blow was moving, wasn’t it?

I often saw it in the Charizard deck today, to be honest, Rampardos was more troublesome.

I encountered a Gengar & Psyduck deck that is solely focused on shutting down support as an environmental measure.

Look at what I just drew.

I saw the siblings gathered together.

Big brother had a strong, silly hairstyle, huh?

The Lillie brothers were there… (those who are not familiar with the original work)

I see.
I can gather the three of us, parent and child.

When I got to the middle, I clicked my tongue, but today I forgave it because the right one came out.

Because this guy is strong, even when paired with something weird, it turns out pretty well.
It’s fun to catch a single Oni-shizukumo.

It reminds me of the old Magneton from a while ago…

The fact that it’s set to 110 instead of 100 is clearly the result of adjustments…

It would be a bit troublesome if I could swap the Null on the battle field with the Null on the bench using Natsume.

I also got a handsome one.
What the hell am I supposed to do by looking at the deck with support?

Since the fire is increasing, I tried pairing it with Kekenkani, and it was interesting because we could win reasonably well.
Honestly, I’m just simply hitting.

See… since I’m shuffling the deck after looking, it probably affects the opponent who used the Pokédex…

It would be interesting if we could say that the evaluation of handsome was really low at the time of implementation, as the environment or the game’s mechanics have changed so much.

Handsome can tell whether the opponent has a certain card in their hand, I suppose…

Lampent’s ability to guarantee Null on the first move is unique and impressive.
The intermediate choice is probably Zugadoon…

As the number of strong non-exes increases, it becomes easier to clear missions, which is helpful.

It’s terrible that Rampardos keeps getting its fossils broken by spray and jujube.
I understand why the other party would do that.

Partner of Charizard

The way of fighting by changing types is just like Arceus itself!

Do you want to play Sun and Moon, but aren’t they getting a remake?