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I'd add in another metal. The ability to use remove lost is so good and gives you more options. Not to mention, having an additional basic energy cannot hurt.

http://www.pokemon.com/us/news/op_format_2010-2010-06-02/ I can almost guarantee that HGSS won't happen for at least a year. However I'm predicting it'll be the 2012-13 format which is in two years. Also i'm predicting PL-on next year. They've roatated 3 sets before and pl-on makes sense.

dialga and luxray cause it problems. Not to mention they only need to flip a coin if they absolutly need to.

Top 4 masters milford: 1st Jon: Dialga 2nd Con: Dialga 3rd: Andrew: Regigigas/ dos 4th: Dylan Dialga

I've updated the list http://pokegym.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1867838&postcount=49

^Gatr only attaches to water types i think.

I haven't read a lot of this but I just tallied up the cities results and luxchomp has the most wins and top cuts after week 1. Also Dialga also has had a strong presence so far. I wouldn't call sp dead, theres just another deck that can compete with luxchomp.

Masters 1st place Decks: Luxchomp:30 Gyarados: 18 VileGar: 14 Dialgachomp: 6 Gigas: 3 Sablelock: 2 Uxie: 2 Machamp: 2 Dusknoir: 1 Machamp Migheyena: 1 Steelix Gyarados: 1 Drapion: 1 Scizor: 1 Scizor/ Yanmega: 1 Masters 2nd, 3rd, 4th place decks: Luxray Varients: 51 Gyarados...

Added 4th place masters

How about 4 rescue energy

The reason why gyardos is so good is because he can easily win the prize trade off with his 130 hp and ssu. With mew that prize trade off wont be so even because of how easy it is to take out a mew so it doesn't really matter that mew can hit for 120. Also with mew you'll be a turn behind so...

There is definetly a power creep. I mean lets compare jarooda with torterra dp arooda - Grass - HP130 Stage 2 - Evolves from Janobii [C][C] Vine Whip: 40 damage. [G][G] Leaf Storm: 60 damage. Each of your Grass-type Pokemon recovers 20 HP. Weakness: Fire (x2) Resistance: Water (-20) Retreat...

Steelix and gyardos both are pretty good. Dos is pretty good right now and after the next set comes out it'll be a lot better.

Why would you run cursegar when you can run gengar plume. Plume gives you more trainer lock than cursegar and it hits harder too. Not to mention it has fainting spell and needs 1 less energy.

How much is the Ken Sugimori Lukario and Mew deck box worth?

Lexington, Ma 10/9/10 Masters: 1st Micheal L- Blazechomp 2nd Andrew C- Gengar plume 3rd Mary E- Ttar 4th Darrius - ? (sp) Seniors: 1st Paz- Machamp Donpahn 2nd Sam T- Gengar plume

Just a question, what does bedrill have that shuppet and dunsparce dont have.

Has to discard a card and the power isn't that great. Also its other attacks arnt that great. Not to mention it doenst really have any good partners.

regice/steel says gg gengar. Get all the random pokemon out of your hand. You then have like 2 bench spaces to prepare for palkia.

Nashua, NH- 9/19/10 Masters: 1. Con L. Luxchomp 2. Eric A. Steelix 3. Dan S. Gengar/plume 4. Derik Luxchomp with blaze tech.