That’s pathetic.

A machine for replacing the UB.

This guy is weak to electricity, so I like him.

About 70% of UB’s strength is thanks to the thread image, right?

Someone like this should be fine with around HP70.

But that’s a terrible technique.

I hate when you avoid it without being able to escape.

If the move is strong too, that would be crazy.

I wish they would make it around power 80 without a coin toss.

What do you mean by “it’s fine without it”?

If I were to be hit by Null and Shiru, I would die from just the right amount of health.

This guy in COM keeps getting heads in the coin toss.

This guy’s Escape Energy 4 has no drawbacks at all, right?

I want to bind you and take away your characteristics.
However, Pokémon that lose their abilities are weak, you know.

The Necrozma event is already over, but I learned how to use this guy and Lusamine more than I ever wanted.

But this guy usually goes in a UB deck, right?

Wasn’t the way the CPU and Beast Wall were used a bit ridiculous?
I understand the meaning of a negative example, but…

I can’t pull at all, so I can’t use Mimikyu.

The CPU is really good at using Lusamine.

Using Lusamine with mixed colors is not a matter of skill level.

Isn’t that not bad, but a mix instead of Lusamine?

If mixed colors don’t improve performance or allow you to choose your preferred energy, it’s impossible.

It’s evident that Dadarin ex is prominent, but I wonder if there are no ability adjustments or updates for multi-color.

Since it’s essentially a card game, it seems more appropriate to release new cards rather than making revisions, so I think they’ll go that route.

Two Oak cards and one Poké Ball card are essential.

Actually, I think it was the eclipse Necrozma that was holding me back at the event.
For solar eclipses, there are ways to recycle discarded energy even with similar performance, and since there’s no energy needed for escape, you can shoot away with practically no drawbacks…

With a deck like the current Silvario Lampaldo, it’s surprisingly manageable since you can sometimes get rid of Master Balls.
Unless a completely superior version of Oak comes, there’s no reason to replace him, and if such a version were to come, it would actually lead to a four-card system of Oak.

If you can use Lusamine and the S-reversal, then that’s definitely strong, UB.

Has the meta for UB already been developed?

I don’t think it’s to the level where Darkrai is about to disappear.

Why does the opponent conveniently draw a candy and an evolution?

Even if you lump UB decks together, there are a ton of variations!
Well, I mean, there isn’t really any significant impact on the environment, to the point where it gets meta…

I feel like I haven’t come across UB naturally anymore, for some reason.
I guess it’s because there are a lot of necessary parts.

If you have all the UB parts, it’s strong, but since the parts are scattered, building a UB-focused deck fills it up with UB-related cards and increases the chance of accidents.
If the theory is that having the right cards makes you strong, then any deck would be strong…