Recent content by Electromagnetic Shock

Done and done. Now let's hope people can come up with strong solutions.

@corrupti0n: My experience against any deck that has Infernape 4 LV. X or Luxray GL LV. X is that they use Intimidating Roar or Bright Look to take Mr. Mime out of the active position and bring up something else for a OHKO. Mr. Mime never gets to stay active against these speedy SP's, and thus...

@Cyrus and Prime: The title was meant to be unfinished. The "..." means that there is more to the question, which can only be found from reading the thread. Uxie/Shuppet Donk: How Do You Tech Against Speedy SP's and Dialga G? The ellipsis leaves off that last part. Sorry for the confusion.

@BJJ763: The question is not how to tech against Uxie/Shuppet. The question is, when playing with Uxie/Shuppet, how do you tech against SP's like LuxApe and Dialga G? This is why it's important to read the thread and not just the title. @Ry Guy: So your answer to the question is, "There are...

Playing with Uxie/Shuppet Donk, there are only two decks that I've had any trouble against: speedy SP's (BlazeRay/LuxApe) and Dialga G. What are the counters to these decks? Is it even possible for Shuppet Donk to beat them? The HP on their basics is anywhere from 80-120 HP, which is...

Playing with Shuppet Donk, there are only two decks that I've had any trouble against: speedy SP's (BlazeRay/LuxApe) and Dialga G. What are the counters to these decks? Is it even possible for Shuppet Donk to beat them? The HP on their basics is anywhere from 80-120 HP, which is difficult...

When it says that Ditto "still requires the necessary Energy in order to use the attack," does that mean it has to be the same TYPE, or just the same NUMBER of Energy? For example, do you need 2 Psychic and a Colorless to do Gardevoir's Psychic Lock, or just 3 Energy of any kind (like 2 Darkness...

I've also found a Gastly start to be the single hardest thing to play around. Spiritomb AoA is getting hyped to the heavens, but at least that shuts down Trainer use for both my opponent and me (and can be gotten rid of with a Cyclone Energy). Gastly, on the other hand, can use that attack...

Could an effective counter simply be Cyclone Energy? That way Mewtwo LV. X is no longer the Active, and you can do your attack on another Pokemon. Besides, with a Shuppet deck, if they've had enough time to Level-Up, hasn't the match pretty much been lost? The point is to double- or...

I would top out at 3 energy because otherwise they become dead cards in your hand. You want to maximize Uxie drops. Not just for you, but for everyone: I'm confused as to how Bannette is a good Mewtwo LV. X counter. The Poke-Power combined with the first attack allows you to place up to 8...

First time I've ever quoted someone's post as part of my signature. Hilarious. Made me laugh out loud.

I think so, too. :thumb: My main concern is that, other than Claydol, I kind of hate having bench-sitters. I especially doubt how easy it would be to get the LV. X set up. (At least it's Basic/SP.) The other deck I'm looking at right now is a revised Rhyperior LV. X with the new Supreme...

Thank you. This looks amazing.

3 LV. X's in my box: Charizard G, Garchomp C, and Rayquaza C (all tins). :mad: It looks like you either get that, or 4 LV. X's, which are all the non-tins (Absol G, Blaziken FB, Electivire FB, and Staraptor FB). In other words, either really good luck, or really bad luck. But I could be wrong.

What are some DP-on Pokemon that can Burn the Defending Pokemon without having to use an attack? Two that I can remember are Magmortar LV. X (which works every turn), and the new Magmortar from Supreme Victors (a coming-into-play Poke-Power). What are some others?