So this is something myself and Garret Farrington were working on and I figured that, because enough people know about it already, there is no reason to keep it a secret anymore. The idea pretty much just stemmed from us talking about random stuff and a little bit of reminiscing about last year (good times, good times). Without further ado, I give you Piggly Wiggly: The Potential Format Breaker.
Pokemon x22
Pachirisu GE x3
Tauros CG x1
Spoink CG x3
Grumpig CG x3
Remoraid MT x3
Octillery MT x3
Feebas d x1
Milotic d x1
Baltoy GE x2
Claydol GE x2
Trainers x22
Bebe x4
Roseanne's Research x3
Stevens x2
Wager x3
Castaway x1
Strength Charm x1
Lake Boundary x3
Night Maintenance x2
Warp Point x3
Energy x16
Scramble x3
DRE x3
Psychic x4
Water x6
Purpose
Pokemon
Pachirisu- Obviously it's your set-up card. Gets out your basics and also helps get rid of Cess if you really need it. The latter of these options is obviously not advised as I’m sure most of you know.
Tauros- This pretty little card is in here for its ability to get rid Crystal Beach if I don’t feel like playing a counter stadium or I don’t have one in my hand at the time. He also functions as a set up card if you happen to start with him.
Grumpig- Garrett and I wracked our brains for a while trying to come up with something that could beat Gallade and still have a chance against Mag and this was the best we could come up with. He’s a good cleaner. He has resistance to fire and water because of his “thick fat” poke-body and his type gives him the push vs Gallade. He forces your opponent to operate with a smaller bench which compensates for his now below average hp. All-in-all a decent card that has been overlooked.
Octillery- I don’t really know what to say about this thing. It was either him or Gyarados but he seemed the superior choice for his ability to discard special energies, do decent bench damage for a stage 1, and the fact that his basic has more than 30 hp.
Milotic- This is an underplayed support Pokemon (and as Bobby Malec calls it a “sexy eel”) that gives you the option of either checking out your opponents hand to decide if you want to use a wager or to recover from losing one that you play. The only downside and perhaps the reason that it isn’t played as much as it could be is because feebas is a (another Bobby quote) “stupid ugly fish” and only has 30 hp… =[
Claydol- DUH…
Trainers and energy
The trainers and energy seem to be pretty self explanatory so beyond what I’ve said have fun with it.
Thank you for shopping at Piggly Wiggly don’t worry about Food Lion or Publix or Winn-Dixie or whatever other Grocery store might concern you. WE ARE THE BEST.
Pokemon x22
Pachirisu GE x3
Tauros CG x1
Spoink CG x3
Grumpig CG x3
Remoraid MT x3
Octillery MT x3
Feebas d x1
Milotic d x1
Baltoy GE x2
Claydol GE x2
Trainers x22
Bebe x4
Roseanne's Research x3
Stevens x2
Wager x3
Castaway x1
Strength Charm x1
Lake Boundary x3
Night Maintenance x2
Warp Point x3
Energy x16
Scramble x3
DRE x3
Psychic x4
Water x6
Purpose
Pokemon
Pachirisu- Obviously it's your set-up card. Gets out your basics and also helps get rid of Cess if you really need it. The latter of these options is obviously not advised as I’m sure most of you know.
Tauros- This pretty little card is in here for its ability to get rid Crystal Beach if I don’t feel like playing a counter stadium or I don’t have one in my hand at the time. He also functions as a set up card if you happen to start with him.
Grumpig- Garrett and I wracked our brains for a while trying to come up with something that could beat Gallade and still have a chance against Mag and this was the best we could come up with. He’s a good cleaner. He has resistance to fire and water because of his “thick fat” poke-body and his type gives him the push vs Gallade. He forces your opponent to operate with a smaller bench which compensates for his now below average hp. All-in-all a decent card that has been overlooked.
Octillery- I don’t really know what to say about this thing. It was either him or Gyarados but he seemed the superior choice for his ability to discard special energies, do decent bench damage for a stage 1, and the fact that his basic has more than 30 hp.
Milotic- This is an underplayed support Pokemon (and as Bobby Malec calls it a “sexy eel”) that gives you the option of either checking out your opponents hand to decide if you want to use a wager or to recover from losing one that you play. The only downside and perhaps the reason that it isn’t played as much as it could be is because feebas is a (another Bobby quote) “stupid ugly fish” and only has 30 hp… =[
Claydol- DUH…
Trainers and energy
The trainers and energy seem to be pretty self explanatory so beyond what I’ve said have fun with it.
Thank you for shopping at Piggly Wiggly don’t worry about Food Lion or Publix or Winn-Dixie or whatever other Grocery store might concern you. WE ARE THE BEST.