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They're typed on opposite hands though. You've never accidentally typed teh, presnet, pirze, etc? If one hands ends up moving a little faster than the other, you'll probably end up switching a letter or two on occasion.

He means Seeker. It was called Hunter online until it was translated for Triumphant.

Not to Garchomp and a Bat. Or a lot of other things. Jumpluff still gets OHKO'd constantly. ---------- Post added 11/14/2010 at 02:21 PM ---------- So does Gyarados.

Jumpluff. 17 times.

On topic: It's not like I went "hmm... i think I'll throw in 4 mew and 3 psychic energies into my Gyarados deck and call it done" :nonono: there's modifications. It's just Gyarados is a strong attacker for free, and with Machamp SF, Mew can fight pretty much any deck as a strong glass cannon...

Sorry, I didn't get my point across: 120 damage is enough to OHKO anything in SP (if they don't have a belt). You'd only belt Mew if they were belted (still prize for prize). My point with Jumpluff is that it was fairly viable taking KO for KO at 120 damage (max) as a stage 2 for 1 energy when...

The rulings teams and judges are like women. Even when they're wrong, they're right, because they have the power :lol:

So, every word is wrong is a bit extreme. Near as I can tell most of them are perfectly good English words. Every PHRASE wrong, however, might be correct. Bold is my contributions. However, I just kinda realized that Mew takes care of Gyrados's biggest weakness fairly well now: it can help...

Togekiss UD+Mew in a Tank deck could really annoying.

Hmm... The only Legend deck I could think that would work would run Banette, Dialga PL, and a pair of each of the 3 dogs. It still wouldn't be great, but that's only 3 types of energy.

Or you could read the OP and see that he wants to hit for 100 by T2 (which would imply a deck based in Machamp Prime). Either way *shrugs* I'd say that FlyChamp Prime or DonChamp Prime is the way to go. Donphan is a strong deck in and of itself, with Machamp and Seeker it's a beast, and...

If you look at the title, he says Champ Prime...

If you think basics, and run Junk Arm to discard Fighting energies, I'd run Trapinch.

Why not run Mew with Jumpluff? Turn the stage 2 glass cannon into a basic glass cannon. It's even better since you could use Pichu to pull all your Mews at once and then just kill your opponent?

A. It's not by damage. That'd be abysmally stupid, considering Gengar Prime cannot deal damage. B. What was this a reply to?

You seem to have forgotten that Gengar Prime has a second attack >.> it's not very good, but it counters Banette fairly well.

Banette kills itself. It wasn't worth refuting. Especially since there's no lost world.

You seem to keep forgetting that, unless you keep the aforementioned tech on your bench all game, or in your deck, you won't have it left when I put out Mewtwo because it'll be in the Lost Zone :biggrin: ---------- Post added 10/22/2010 at 04:21 PM ---------- Course, it doesn't matter. Scans...

Who uses Mime? Who uses Tomb? There are better ways to run the deck than involving Trainer lock or Bench-sitters >< as long as the format is so full of sniping, I would not use Mime. Instead, I run Banette/Uxie and Jirachi. Banette helps in the mirror match both by sacrificing itself to ready...

You have to remember that second basic isn't really safe either. Spiritomb from Triumphant, Judge, or Looker's will make it likely that either the basic or Lv. X will show up in a new hand. Even if it doesn't Hunter will work a lot too. I'm not saying it works all the time, but Gengar Prime has...