Alex(charm)ander
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I'm going to guess because of the Pokebody?
2010-11-06 TM Absol 091
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I'm going to guess because of the Pokebody?
platapierule
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Yes, but can you really have more than 1 active pokemon....?
goliaththegreat
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wow you guys are looking at this card all wrong play him with the jamming ampharos they get no set up no time walk no healing breath no bright look cuz they will all have damage on them when they come into play
Dragonflames1994
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In a high pokemon deck, it's great. 8/10
Also has AWESOME artwork. I WANT THIS CARD SO BADLY! Coolest card ever.
Also has AWESOME artwork. I WANT THIS CARD SO BADLY! Coolest card ever.
haha whoops didn't read it carefully enough :biggrin:
You use absol to put a garydoes and four magicarp in theblost zone and then use mew to hit for 120 a turn 140 with expert belt.
There's a list somewere on it.
but gyrados needs magikarp in the discard not the lost zone
Kayle
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Best for its gimmicky performance together with Ampharos PL, since it has the ability to lock down Uxies. Play a Miasma Valley or a Gravitation Metagross and Gyarados completely falls apart.
Seems like a really fun deck, but gimmicky at best.
I'll also note that it has the unique ability of being the best way to get Pokemon in the lost zone for Mew Prime to absue, without wasting your own time and/or giving up cheap prizes. 6/10.
Seems like a really fun deck, but gimmicky at best.
I'll also note that it has the unique ability of being the best way to get Pokemon in the lost zone for Mew Prime to absue, without wasting your own time and/or giving up cheap prizes. 6/10.
JPN Gallade
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Now this card is at least decent for once.
80 HP is great for a basic. The fighting weakness hurts, the psychic resistance helps, and the retreat cost is average.
Absol's body, Eye of Disaster, lets it place 2 damage counters on any bench Pokemon your opponent plays down, but that can only happen if Absol Prime is your active. Then, the attack , 70 for two, forces you to put a Pokemon from your hand into the Lost Zone. If not, then the attack fails. Well, certainly, Absol looks solid. It has some spreading potential, and it can hit for some nice damage too, although the weakness and HP are problems.
Overall 4/10 in modified, 8/10 in limited, and 2/10 in unlimited
In modified, this card is decent. With the ability to use special darks and Expert Belt, it can be hitting for some very good damage. The body is also quite annoying, especially since it can make certain basics easier to KO. Absol's typing is also a plus, especially against Gengar. Yet, there are issues. Weakness and HP are the primary problems. Donphan and Machamp can easily KO it, while Garchomp C pulls off an easy snipe on this card due to the 80 HP. Vicious Claw's downside also hurts, especially when going against Gengar Prime. Despite this, I can see Absol being a solid choice for modified.
In limited, this card is quite good. Now that there aren't too many threats for this card, Absol can shine really well. Eye of Disaster has the potential to make KOs a lot easier, and the attack can also be good against most Pokemon. Moreover, it is very fast to pull out since it is a basic and it only needs two energies for its attack. Indeed, Absol is a real worthy option for almost any limited deck here.
In unlimited, this card isn't going to go far. HP and weakness are huge problems once again, which prevents this card from being overplayed. Yet, its "saving" factor is that Eye of Disaster could be helpful in some decks when it comes to quick spread on most weaker basics.
80 HP is great for a basic. The fighting weakness hurts, the psychic resistance helps, and the retreat cost is average.
Absol's body, Eye of Disaster, lets it place 2 damage counters on any bench Pokemon your opponent plays down, but that can only happen if Absol Prime is your active. Then, the attack , 70 for two, forces you to put a Pokemon from your hand into the Lost Zone. If not, then the attack fails. Well, certainly, Absol looks solid. It has some spreading potential, and it can hit for some nice damage too, although the weakness and HP are problems.
Overall 4/10 in modified, 8/10 in limited, and 2/10 in unlimited
In modified, this card is decent. With the ability to use special darks and Expert Belt, it can be hitting for some very good damage. The body is also quite annoying, especially since it can make certain basics easier to KO. Absol's typing is also a plus, especially against Gengar. Yet, there are issues. Weakness and HP are the primary problems. Donphan and Machamp can easily KO it, while Garchomp C pulls off an easy snipe on this card due to the 80 HP. Vicious Claw's downside also hurts, especially when going against Gengar Prime. Despite this, I can see Absol being a solid choice for modified.
In limited, this card is quite good. Now that there aren't too many threats for this card, Absol can shine really well. Eye of Disaster has the potential to make KOs a lot easier, and the attack can also be good against most Pokemon. Moreover, it is very fast to pull out since it is a basic and it only needs two energies for its attack. Indeed, Absol is a real worthy option for almost any limited deck here.
In unlimited, this card isn't going to go far. HP and weakness are huge problems once again, which prevents this card from being overplayed. Yet, its "saving" factor is that Eye of Disaster could be helpful in some decks when it comes to quick spread on most weaker basics.
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