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You can continuously dump trainers from your hand. However, you only have 5 Bench spots. I have no idea of the rotation, but if Palkia G LV.X is in the same format, then it's game either way.


Obviously there must be some counter to the Lost Zone if they're going to make it this big all of a sudden. If there isn't, well....


1. What if there are no counters?

2. By making the best list of the deck I can? By facing a mirror match in every match I play until a crucial part of the deck is rotated out, or a solid counter is released?

3. See 1 and 2.

4. Like I did in '07 when Plox was the BDIF?

1.There are always counters. That is why you playtest with and against the deck. If you can't find a counter for the deck then find one for the player.

2. we all do what we must in order to win. if it means mirror matches then don't whine and cry just play the game.

3. See 1-2

4. what ever makes a player happy
 
First of all, there was no such deck as PLOX some people tried to get that name atached to the Gardevior and Gallade deck becuase they thought it was a cooler to refer to it by that name but they were in the minority. Plus there were two dominant decks that year Magmortar and Gardevior/Gallade that year. But G&G won out becuase it was more consistant. But even though thoes two decks were the most dominant other decks also did well that year. Remember 2nd place in Worlds was a Blissey deck in Masters. There has never been any cards banned in Organized play since Nintendo took over and I doubt that there ever will be.
 
its very simple ,dudes....lost world may be broken but its quite easy to be played around
another thing is........Tpci has gone wasted after drinking an access of japanese booze....
 
I heard gengars first attack is count how many energys are on gengar then look at your oppents hand the put that many pokemon in to the lost zone and oh man that energy removal is enoying but im nost sure if people would have the room in there decks for it and lost world is one up for dialga g x and palkia g x it seems they get better and better as sets come on i really want to know what the rest of gengar does and magnazone im glad i traded for magnazone x.
 
other non translated cards are absol magnezone and gengar prime pachirsu venonat volbeat and carnivine

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Absol (Prime) - Darkness - HP ?
Basic Pokemon

Poke-Body: Eye of Disaster
As long as Absol is your Active Pokemon, if your opponent plays a Basic Pokemon from his or her hand on to his or her Bench, place two damage counters on that Pokemon.

[D?][C] Bloody Claw: 70 damage. Pick one Pokemon from your opponent's hand and place it in the Lost Zone... if... then this attack fails.

Weakness: Fighting x2
Resistance: Psychic -20
Retreat: 1
 
Mew Prime + Lucario = <3333


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At first glance, many of you may think "ZOMGZZ!!!!1!!11!11111 ITZ SO BROKENZZ!!!11!!!111!11" But seriously, GET OVER IT. There are WAYS to counter that stupid card. Trust me.

Facing Palkia G Lv.X.
-Keep your bench small, and never go big,
-If running evolved Pokemon, only send basic Pokemon in the first Lost Cyclone, then don't fill it up again EVER.

Facing Giratina Lv.X
-Manectric PT and Nidoqueen RR kills it. Yeah?

Facing Darkrai & Cresselia Prime
-Counter this fast with a Donphan prime reponse that can do like uhh... a full Knockout with Expert Belt attached? Yeah people, that card is FOREVER to charge up so a simple Donphan **** with Reversal would screw them over HARDCORE.

Facing Absol G Lv.X
-Run some Power sprays to deal with it as well as some Slowking from HS.

Facing Zangoose
-If worried about that card, hide ANY pokemon if you can, Lol.

So there you go, and do us a favour - Quit overhyping any cards, it's bad for you.

How can you posiblly fit all those cards into one deck?

(Slowking,Power Spray,Nidoqueen,Manertric PT,Donphan,Donphan Prime)
 
from pokebeach.com

Tangrowth - Grass - HP 110
Stage 1 - Evolves from Tangela

[C] Crush: 20x damage. Does 20 damage times the amount of Energy attached to this Pokemon.
[G][C][C] Smack: 30 damage. Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Paralyzed. If tails, place one Energy card attached to the Defending Pokemon in to the Lost Zone.

Weakness: Fire x2
Resistance: Water (-20)
Retreat: 4
 
that just gave me an idea... what if you used duskie and giratina with the stadium??? that would kill...
 
from pokebeach.com

Tangrowth - Grass - HP 110
Stage 1 - Evolves from Tangela

[C] Crush: 20x damage. Does 20 damage times the amount of Energy attached to this Pokemon.
[G][C][C] Smack: 30 damage. Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Paralyzed. If tails, place one Energy card attached to the Defending Pokemon in to the Lost Zone.

Weakness: Fire x2
Resistance: Water (-20)
Retreat: 4

I sure have badly written that I was curious for anything else tan tangrowth, don't I ?
Zarmakuizz said:
anything else than the huge tangrowth.
Tell it if this is right, I'm bad in english.
 
Lessee...

Relicanths effects are untranslated


Mimitoss

Plante 50 PV
Pokémon de Base

[P] Vampirisme : 10 dégâts
Retirez de Mimitoss autant de dégâts que vous en avez infligés au Pokémon Défenseur avec cette attaque.
Charge : 20 dégâts
Faiblesse : Feu x2
Résistance : aucune
Coût de Retraite : 1

Venonat, seems like a Leech Life - 10 damage and 10 heal.

The other cards havent had their effects translated due to blurriness. Only their Energy/Damage ratio is there.
 
I CAN ACTUALLY BE USEFUL FOR ONCE. If that french website gets around to posting fr. translations of any of those cards i can read them for y'all. :3
 
Yes, but they havent, else I wouldve been way ahead of you.
The pics are too blurry, seems we cant do anything but wait.
 
Just based off a Google Translate, some of these cards look insane...

Mime Jr. puts the top card of the opponent's deck into the Lost Zone.

Pachi can self-power, breaking the Energy rule.

Magnezone draws cards. His attack is *meh*.

Absol hurts basics, and his attack is fast and cheap.

I love Gengar's name in French (Ectoplasma, I might start referring to him as such here ^_^). His Power is kinda weird, but the attack is still broke.
 
Alright, these aren't 100% perfect translations, but here is what I've got!

Ectoplasma (Great)
Psy 130PV
Niveau 2 : Évolution de Spectrum

Poké-Body : Catastrophe
Aussi longtemps que ce Pokémon est votre Pokémon Actif, si un Pokémon Adverse tombe KO, placez ce Pokémon dans la Zone Perdue (toutes les cartes autres que le Pokémon sont défaussées - en anglais : "Cards aside from the Pokémon are all trashed")

[Psy] Emprisonné par les Ténèbres (Yami ni Buchikomu, "Thrown into the Dark")
Regardez la main de votre adversaire, et choisissez dedans un Pokémon, ainsi qu'un nombre de Cartes Energie Psy qui lui sont attachées, et placez ce Pokémon dans la Zone Perdue.

Attaque illisible

Faiblesse : Ténèbre x2
Résistance : Incolore -20
Coût de Retraite : illisible
Gengar:

Pokebody: Catastrophe
As long as this Pokemon is your Active Pokemon, if you knock out an opposing pokemon, place that pokemon in the Lost Zone. Place all cards attached to that pokemon in the discard pile.

[P] Thrown Into The Dark***
Look at your opponent's hand, and choose within it a number of Pokemon, equal to a number of Psychic Energies attached to [this Pokemon], then place that Pokemon in the Lost Zone.

[unreadable attack]


Absol (Great)
Ténèbre 80PV
Pokémon de Base

Poké-Body : Oeil du Désastre (Wazawai no Me, "Calamity Eye")
Aussi longtemps que ce Pokémon est votre Pokémon Actif, si votre Adversaire pose un Pokémon de sa main sur son banc, placez 2 marqueurs de dégâts sur ce Pokémon.

[Ténèbres][Incolore] : Griffe Sanglante (Bloody Claw)
Choisissez une carte Pokémon de votre main, et placez-le dans la Zone Perdue. Si vous ne pouvez pas envoyer de carte Pokémon dans la Zone Perdue, cette attaque est sans effet.

Faiblesse : Combat x2
Résistance : Psy -20
Coût de Retraite : 1
Absol

Pokebody: Disaster Eye (Calamity Eye from the Japanese)
As long as this Pokemon is your Active Pokemon, if your opponent places a pokemon from his hand to his bench, place 2 damage counters on that pokemon.

[D][C]: Bloody Claw - 70
Choose a Pokemon card in your hand, and place it in the Lost Zone. If you do not send a pokemon to the Lost Zone, this attack has no effect.



Magnézone (Great)
Electrique 140 PV
Niveau 2 : Évolution de Magnéton

Poké-Power : Tirage Electromagnétique (Denji Draw, "Electromagnetism Draw")
Une seule fois pendant votre tour, avant votre attaque, vous pouvez utiliser ce pouvoir. Piochez des cartes de votre deck jusqu'à avoir 6 cartes dans votre main. Ce Poké-Power ne peut pas être utilisé si Magnézone est affecté par un État Spécial.

[Électrique][Incolore] Combustion Perdue (Lost Burn) : 50x dégâts
Déplacez autant de cartes Énergie attachées à Magnézone vers la Zone Perdue que vous le voulez. Cette attaque inflige 50 dégâts pour chaque carte Énergie déplacée de cette façon.

Faiblesse : Combat x2
Résistance : Acier -20
Coût de Retraite : Illisible
Magnezone

Pokepower: Electromagnetic Drawing****
Once during your turn before you attack, you may use this [power]. [Draw] cards from your deck until you have 6 cards in your hand. This power can't be used if Magnezone is affected by a special condition.

[E][C] Lost Explosion: 50x
Place as many energy cards attached to Magnezone as you like in the Lost Zone. This attack inflicts 50 damage for each card discarded in this way.


Pachirisu
Électrique 60PV
Pokémon de Base

Poké-Power : Auto-Dynamo (Jiko Hatsuden, "Self-Dynamo", "Self-Generation of Electricity")
Une seule fois pendant votre tour, quand vous placez cette carte de votre main sur votre banc, vous pouvez utiliser ce pouvoir. Attachez jusqu'à 2 cartes Énergie Électrique de votre main sur ce Pokémon.

[Électrique][Électrique] : Bzzt Volt (Biribiri Volt)
Vous devez [illisible] à toutes les cartes attachées à ce Pokémon.

Faiblesse : Combat x2
Résistance : Acier -20
Coût de Retraite : Illisible
Pachirisu

Poke-power: Self-Powering
One time only during your turn, when you place this card from your hand to your bench, you may use this [power]. Attach up to 2 [E] Energy from your hand to this Pokemon.

[E][E] Bzzt Volt - [???]
You must [unreadable] to all the cards attached to this pokemon.


Mime Jr.
Psy 30PV
Pokémon de Base

Poké-Body : Joli visage endormi (Tenshi no Negao, "Angelic Sleeping Face")
Tant que Mime Jr. reste endormi, prévenez tous les dégâts qui peuvent lui être infligés par des attaques.

[Rien] : Sommeil Perdu (Neboke Lost, "Sleepy Lost")
Prenez la carte du dessus du deck de votre adversaire, et placez-là dans la Zone Perdue.
Mime Jr. est maintenant endormi.

Faiblesse : -
Résistance : -
Coût de Retraite : 0

Mime Jr.

Poke-Body: Angelic Sleeping Face
[we know what this does]

[FREE] Lost Sleep
Take the card on the top of your opponent's deck, and place it in the Lost Zone. Mime Jr. is now asleep.







*** As for Gengar that was my guess based on the wording. The actual translation is a lot less specific and doesn't really make any sense to me. It reads closer to:

"[P] Thrown Into The Dark
Look at your opponent's hand, and choose within it a Pokemon, [along with/"as which"] a number of Psychic energy cards which are attached to ["it"], and place that Pokemon in the Lost Zone."

It's kind of weird since "ainsi que" as an expression kind of implies you would choose as many pokemon as psychic energies, but they only use the singular tense to refer to the pokemon in their hand which implies you would choose only one pokemon. If it was more than one it would probably say "ceux Pokemon" instead of "ce Pokemon". If it made any sense my first thought would have been that you had to also choose all Psychic Energies attached to the pokemon in their hand but.

**** Nope this actually appears to be every turn. You just cant put stuff back so I guess in that respect it's not as good as Claydol was.
 
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