Potential Poison Power?
- Thread starter Mewtral
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@sToRm07:
Maybe your thinking of Mightyena PT. Also I disagree with you. They both have 90HP, but Seviper is a basic pokemon. Seviper also does more damage with it's attacks. Sure Mightyena doesn't need energy to attack, but I think the fact that it needs to evolve makes it run a bit slower, if not as fast.
Maybe your thinking of Mightyena PT. Also I disagree with you. They both have 90HP, but Seviper is a basic pokemon. Seviper also does more damage with it's attacks. Sure Mightyena doesn't need energy to attack, but I think the fact that it needs to evolve makes it run a bit slower, if not as fast.
ya man my bad, LA is just stally lol.
I counter with this - it is so much easier to swarm with mightyena. When a Seviper goes, there goes your energy invested in it also. Also, the move that lets it poison itself is near worthless - in this format at least.
Mightydonk decks can get a T1 Mightyena quite easily - when BTS is maxed and even rare candy is used for increased T1.
Seviper needs at least a few turns to get proper energy, and by then, most decks have already outsped
you - in this format at least.
The issue of the high retreat seals the deal for moe personally, but maybe it will be able to be comboed with Dodrio later on for a free retreat!
Setting your Seviper back up will be a nightmare -it commonly gets 1HKO'ed by tons of things too. :/
Cool card, maybe more useful next format. imo
And then Seviper rids itself of the condition while doing 60 extra damage.
In a word? Muk UD. Stage 1 w/100 HP, for {P} can drag out a Pokemon and Confuse + Poison, then for {P}{C}{C} can deal 30 + 50 additional.
@sToRm07:
This format is also full of DialgaG LvX if I recall correctly. I do see how the energyless would have it's advantages though. The seviper combo does leave a lot of room in the deck, so why not have both in?
Let's see what list I can make from the top of my head.
MightyViper:
4 Seviper CL
4 SkuntankG
3-3 Mightyena PL (maybe one LA for stall, discuss later)
2 ToxicroakG (one could be a promocroak, i mean it'd be very useful)
3 Sableye (Unfortunetly, this format does call for fast set up, that only this guy and uxie could bring)
2 Uxie LA
(19)
3 Pokemon Collector
3 Professor Araragi (discard hand, draw 7, supporter)
4 Snowpoint Temple
3 Expert Belts
2 E-gains
2 Sp Radar
1 Luxury Ball
2 Pokemon Communication
2 Bebe's Search
(22)
19 energy? nope.
ok i did the best that i could remember. anyone think this is a good start?
This format is also full of DialgaG LvX if I recall correctly. I do see how the energyless would have it's advantages though. The seviper combo does leave a lot of room in the deck, so why not have both in?
Let's see what list I can make from the top of my head.
MightyViper:
4 Seviper CL
4 SkuntankG
3-3 Mightyena PL (maybe one LA for stall, discuss later)
2 ToxicroakG (one could be a promocroak, i mean it'd be very useful)
3 Sableye (Unfortunetly, this format does call for fast set up, that only this guy and uxie could bring)
2 Uxie LA
(19)
3 Pokemon Collector
3 Professor Araragi (discard hand, draw 7, supporter)
4 Snowpoint Temple
3 Expert Belts
2 E-gains
2 Sp Radar
1 Luxury Ball
2 Pokemon Communication
2 Bebe's Search
(22)
19 energy? nope.
ok i did the best that i could remember. anyone think this is a good start?
Yeah, this is a fairly decent start. Though I'd have to say take out a Skuntank G, two "energy" and then put in some Honchkrow G to help get a set-up by searching out your stadiums and some Team Galactic's Inventions. Adding onto the list, there could be something like:
4 Seviper CL
3 SkuntankG
3-3 Mightyena PL
2 Toxicroak G
3 Sableye
2 Uxie LA
3 Honchkrow G
(23)
3 Pokemon Collector
3 Professor Araragi (discard hand, draw 7, supporter)
4 Snowpoint Temple
3 Expert Belts
2 E-gains
2 Poketurn (Save a Skuntank G or a Honchkrow G from being dragged up into the active/getting sniped on the bench)
3 Sp Radar
1 Luxury Ball
2 Pokemon Communication
2 Bebe's Search
1 Palmer's Contribution
2 Seeker (lets you reuse those damage Mightyenas)
1 Aaron's Collection (Help's get some energy back after a Seviper get's K.O.d)
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6 Psychic Energy
2 SP Energy (In case you absolutely need to attack with Honchkrow or something)
Or at least, that's how I see it.
rokman
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With new BW rules, that will be very easy to pull off.
No problem~ Glad I could help you with a basic list~
XYZ_Sniper
New Member
Hoiiga – Psychic – HP90
Stage 1 – Evolves from Fushide
[P] Venom Shock: 10 damage. If the opponent’s Active Pokemon is Poisoned, this attack does an additional 60 damage.
[C][C][C] Hard Roller: 40 damage. This attack’s damage isn’t affected by Resistance.
Weakness: Psychic (x2)
Resistance: none
Retreat: 3
nuff said
Stage 1 – Evolves from Fushide
[P] Venom Shock: 10 damage. If the opponent’s Active Pokemon is Poisoned, this attack does an additional 60 damage.
[C][C][C] Hard Roller: 40 damage. This attack’s damage isn’t affected by Resistance.
Weakness: Psychic (x2)
Resistance: none
Retreat: 3
nuff said
Politoed666
New Member
Massive retreat, doesn't remove the Poisoned condition from itself; are you going to run Full Heal or something? :x
They nerfed the Scolipede line
We're not getting that copy of Whirlipede (aka Hoiiga). According to the thread on the front page of the Gym, this is in our B/W set list (condensed of course):We only get one version of Whirlipede, and it's confirmed to be this one: http://pokegym.net/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=51719
Though we will (probably) eventually get the other copy of Whirlipede, it will probably be when Skuntank is no longer around.
XYZ_Sniper
New Member
i would evolve it.
Tyraniking
New Member
90 HP.
Here we go again..........
Here we go again..........