What is the big deal about Luxray GL Lv.X and what is the deck this card goes with?
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You can poketurn Luxray gl lvx and reuse its power next turn.
Decks that may use Luxray Gl lvx:
1) Raybees (Beedrill + Luxray gl lvx) - won worlds championship in Masters
2) Palkia G
3) Infernape/Luxray Gl
4) Blaziken fb/luxray gl
5) some gyrados
others: gengar, machamp, kingdra
Decks that may use Luxray Gl lvx:
1) Raybees (Beedrill + Luxray gl lvx) - won worlds championship in Masters
2) Palkia G
3) Infernape/Luxray Gl
4) Blaziken fb/luxray gl
5) some gyrados
others: gengar, machamp, kingdra
Luxray can literally go in anything, being basic with free retreat and an attack that (If ever even used) only costs one colored energy next to a mere colorless.
Some decks abuse its power with SSUs/Poketurns, so you'll definitely be using it more than once. But even if you use it ONLY once, so what... it's such a good Power. Being a basic you can usually pick off something as crucial as a Baltoy as early as the second turn.
Some decks abuse its power with SSUs/Poketurns, so you'll definitely be using it more than once. But even if you use it ONLY once, so what... it's such a good Power. Being a basic you can usually pick off something as crucial as a Baltoy as early as the second turn.
prodigal_fanboy
New Member
People use Luxray because he kills aleins and doesn't afraid of anything.
Awesomonewb
Member
ROGUE DECKS. Most people just say Stage 2 decks.
Its usually people thinking about Stage 2 or SP's.
eh. Nobody ever says Stage 1's. Thats why nobody really looks at them (Rogue_Archtype probably does so whatever).
Its usually people thinking about Stage 2 or SP's.
Chompy
Active Member
Trouble is that Mankey SV can OHKO Luxray. The same goes for Relicanth SV as well since most likely, your going to have a Pokemon Tool attached to Luxray.
The Pokemon Power Bright Look doesn't sound like much, but it really has many more benifits than you realize. You can lure out the Baltoy's or Claydols and try to KO them with your Luxray GL. After that, your opponent won't be able to recover after the heavy loss of the Baltoy/Claydol knockout from Luxray. Also, it can be a great late game sweeper, whenever your opponent has 50 or 60 HP Pokemon on their bench. Bright Look it and knock it out with Flash Impact or Trash Bolt.
It goes with Blaziken or Infernape, due to the mere fact that it covers the weakness to water Pokes. Also, if you wanted to power up Rhyperoir SV (the on that does rage), you can keep on putting 3 damage counters on Rhyperior SV from using Flash Impact. Eventually, Rhyperior will have so much damage counters on him from the constant Flash Impacts that he will beging to knock out one pokemon after another.
The Pokemon Power Bright Look doesn't sound like much, but it really has many more benifits than you realize. You can lure out the Baltoy's or Claydols and try to KO them with your Luxray GL. After that, your opponent won't be able to recover after the heavy loss of the Baltoy/Claydol knockout from Luxray. Also, it can be a great late game sweeper, whenever your opponent has 50 or 60 HP Pokemon on their bench. Bright Look it and knock it out with Flash Impact or Trash Bolt.
It goes with Blaziken or Infernape, due to the mere fact that it covers the weakness to water Pokes. Also, if you wanted to power up Rhyperoir SV (the on that does rage), you can keep on putting 3 damage counters on Rhyperior SV from using Flash Impact. Eventually, Rhyperior will have so much damage counters on him from the constant Flash Impacts that he will beging to knock out one pokemon after another.
Varna
New Member
Not always. In fact, unless it's an SP deck, you'll rarely see it sitting around with a tool attached unless it just took a prize out from under your nose. A non-SP player should have no reason to reveal they have E-Gain before using it.
prodigal_fanboy
New Member
Pus, it takes two tools/Stadiums in play for Relicanth to OHKO.
you know why??? cuz stage 1 pokemon are just as powerfull as sp pokemon, except the awesome trainers.
poke_homie
New Member
anything with a gust of wind ability is aweseome and him being poketurnable and a basic ,low attack cost with over 50 damage output and free reteat is the format. thats basically what luxray is. he is the format to most people
yoyofsho16
New Member
Not really a reason.
Ariadosman
New Member
...Neither is that?
Anyways, GoW power is sickening. The fact it's so easily splashable (it was run in Beedrill for god's sakes!) helps a ton. Good attacks (1HKO Palkia G Lv X) help too.
Kayle
Active Member
Luxray can go anywhere. Pick one. Pick the deck where you look at your opponent's field and think "Gee, I wish that Claydol/Nidoqueen/Garchomp/WHATEVER was active right now instead of on the Bench" most often.
Er, that said - you will want a bit of an SP engine to make Luxray more playable, because you want Poke-turns, and SP Radar doesn't hurt, and... etc etc.
Er, that said - you will want a bit of an SP engine to make Luxray more playable, because you want Poke-turns, and SP Radar doesn't hurt, and... etc etc.