The Mew/Rukario/Pikachu*/Mewtwo* tin...
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ZoraJolteon
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*points at the Mewtwo*
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*goes to make triple Energy usage Quagsire**
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*points at the Mewtwo*
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*goes to make triple Energy usage Quagsire**
meganium45
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Holy Star.
I have some of these coming in, reasonable.
PM me if interested.
Vince
I have some of these coming in, reasonable.
PM me if interested.
Vince
Dark Umbreon
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Hi folks,
vincent0906 translated the more valueable cards. So all credit belongs to him. Since he contributed several spoilers in the past I figuredit would be fine to share the assistence he gave to me. Please remember that all credit for the spoilers belong to vincent0906.
Here are his spoilers for the Pokémon ex in the tin:
Mew ex
Basic Psychic Pokémon
Hit Points: 90
Poké-Power: Psycho View
Once during your turn, if this Pokémon is on your bench, you may look at your opponent's hand.
[CC] Super Psy: 30
[PCC] Devo Carsh: 50
You may discard two energy attached to this Pokémon, if you do, shuffle the top evolution card from the defending Pokémon into opponent's deck. This count as devolution of the defending Pokemon.
Retreat Cost: C
Weakness: P
Comments: Nice in combination with Mew ex from Eidolon Forest combined with vengance moves.
Mightyena ex
Stage one Darkness Pokémon
Hit Points: 100
Poké-Power: Black Lure
Once during your turn, choose one of your opponent's active Pokémon, and switch it with one of your opponent's benched Pokémon. Your opponent choose the bench Pokémon to switch. You can't use this Poké-Power if this Pokémon is affected by a special condition.
[CC] Strong Bite: 30
[DCC] Hyper Claw: 50+
If the defending Pokémon is a stage two evolved Pokemon, this attack does 40 more damage.
Retreat Cost: none
Weakness: F
Resistence: P
Comments: Nice cleaner since the base damage suffices to knock out most basics in one hit and can also take on stage one evolutions. Combine him with another comditional cleaner who works on a different comdition. The Poké-Power is awesome too and can mess with the other side in case there is no resource manipulation at hand.
Crawnaunt ex
Stage one Water Pokémon
Hit Points: 110
Poké-Power: Splash Return
Once during your turn, if your opponent has four or more benched Pokémon, you may choose one of them and return it with all cards attached to your opponent’s hand.
[WC] Power Blow 20x
Does 20 times the number of energy attached to this Pokémon.
Retreat Cost: CC
Weakness: L
Comments: This one can be nice in a Walrein deck once Sealeo from Eidolon Forest is released. Focus the resources on Water and Boost for a fast and consistent beatdown. One teched Walrein Ex will cover the resource manipulation costs on usual. Did not check the idea out so there are no data on the speed and consistency of the deck idea thus far. The Poké-Power is interesting but rather conditional. Most decks which use a large bench tend to depend on it and the Poké-Power does disrupt these decks. However it is much more conditional than Mightyena ex and a little less effective than Giant Stump from my point of view.
Legend's Lukario
Basic Metal Pokémon
Hit Points: 100
[C] Forges
Attach a [F] or [M] energy from your hand to this Pokémon.
[FC] Critical Ball
Does 30 damage to one of your opponent's Pokémon.
[MCC] Extra Claw: 50+
If the defending Pokémon is a Pokémon ex this attack does 20 more damage.
Retreat Cost: C
Weakness: R
Resistence: G
Comments: This Pokémon is considered to be an owner's Pokémon.
There are also two Pokémon* and several stage one elvolution lines in the tin. Most of the stage one evolution lines can dish out 60 damage for two colorless and a colored energy but it looks like the Pokémon also does ten damage to itself. However the content is much better than previous tins. Furthermore these tins make awesome tournament prices from first hand experience :tongue:.
vincent0906 translated the more valueable cards. So all credit belongs to him. Since he contributed several spoilers in the past I figuredit would be fine to share the assistence he gave to me. Please remember that all credit for the spoilers belong to vincent0906.
Here are his spoilers for the Pokémon ex in the tin:
Mew ex
Basic Psychic Pokémon
Hit Points: 90
Poké-Power: Psycho View
Once during your turn, if this Pokémon is on your bench, you may look at your opponent's hand.
[CC] Super Psy: 30
[PCC] Devo Carsh: 50
You may discard two energy attached to this Pokémon, if you do, shuffle the top evolution card from the defending Pokémon into opponent's deck. This count as devolution of the defending Pokemon.
Retreat Cost: C
Weakness: P
Comments: Nice in combination with Mew ex from Eidolon Forest combined with vengance moves.
Mightyena ex
Stage one Darkness Pokémon
Hit Points: 100
Poké-Power: Black Lure
Once during your turn, choose one of your opponent's active Pokémon, and switch it with one of your opponent's benched Pokémon. Your opponent choose the bench Pokémon to switch. You can't use this Poké-Power if this Pokémon is affected by a special condition.
[CC] Strong Bite: 30
[DCC] Hyper Claw: 50+
If the defending Pokémon is a stage two evolved Pokemon, this attack does 40 more damage.
Retreat Cost: none
Weakness: F
Resistence: P
Comments: Nice cleaner since the base damage suffices to knock out most basics in one hit and can also take on stage one evolutions. Combine him with another comditional cleaner who works on a different comdition. The Poké-Power is awesome too and can mess with the other side in case there is no resource manipulation at hand.
Crawnaunt ex
Stage one Water Pokémon
Hit Points: 110
Poké-Power: Splash Return
Once during your turn, if your opponent has four or more benched Pokémon, you may choose one of them and return it with all cards attached to your opponent’s hand.
[WC] Power Blow 20x
Does 20 times the number of energy attached to this Pokémon.
Retreat Cost: CC
Weakness: L
Comments: This one can be nice in a Walrein deck once Sealeo from Eidolon Forest is released. Focus the resources on Water and Boost for a fast and consistent beatdown. One teched Walrein Ex will cover the resource manipulation costs on usual. Did not check the idea out so there are no data on the speed and consistency of the deck idea thus far. The Poké-Power is interesting but rather conditional. Most decks which use a large bench tend to depend on it and the Poké-Power does disrupt these decks. However it is much more conditional than Mightyena ex and a little less effective than Giant Stump from my point of view.
Legend's Lukario
Basic Metal Pokémon
Hit Points: 100
[C] Forges
Attach a [F] or [M] energy from your hand to this Pokémon.
[FC] Critical Ball
Does 30 damage to one of your opponent's Pokémon.
[MCC] Extra Claw: 50+
If the defending Pokémon is a Pokémon ex this attack does 20 more damage.
Retreat Cost: C
Weakness: R
Resistence: G
Comments: This Pokémon is considered to be an owner's Pokémon.
There are also two Pokémon* and several stage one elvolution lines in the tin. Most of the stage one evolution lines can dish out 60 damage for two colorless and a colored energy but it looks like the Pokémon also does ten damage to itself. However the content is much better than previous tins. Furthermore these tins make awesome tournament prices from first hand experience :tongue:.
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shiftrymaster68
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Love that Mightyena.
Dark Umbreon
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Hi Benlugia,
There are better combos with these two Mew ex out. Some that actual work as a team.
Hi shiftrymaster68,
Same here. Mightyena ex works real nice with Dark Hypno thus far. Wish there would be a decent fire stage one evolution line that combos with him since that would look so much better. He also works well in Dark Heart as a further Darkness disabler to increase the felxible tactic shift abilities of this deck.
There are better combos with these two Mew ex out. Some that actual work as a team.
Hi shiftrymaster68,
Same here. Mightyena ex works real nice with Dark Hypno thus far. Wish there would be a decent fire stage one evolution line that combos with him since that would look so much better. He also works well in Dark Heart as a further Darkness disabler to increase the felxible tactic shift abilities of this deck.
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supertyranitar
New Member
Thanks Vincent, and Dark Umbreon ^.^. I love the Mightyena ex, and Crawdaunt ex, man those things are nasty.
Mew Ex is a nice tech with the other Mew Ex from EF and Crawdaunt seems funny especially with cards like Boost Nrg...but Mightyena? LoL...I don't see anything good about it? The power is nice, but do you seriously want to add one Stage1 Evo for a power I could just play Warp Point or Cyclone Energy instead? Nope...sorry I don't
NateDawg161992
New Member
If it comes out in English. Which it probably won't happpen.
NateDawg161992
New Member
It's a promo tin
light_gengar
New Member
So are these cards even going to be playable in events such as worlds?
ZoraJolteon
New Member
Nobody knows. Well Mike probably does, but he'll neither confirm or deny it.
*wubs the Crawdaunt*
*wubs the Crawdaunt*
Flaming_Spinach
Feature Editor
light_gengar said:
There's no way to know yet. Hopefully PUI will get it together and release these cards in the US, either in Holon Phantom or Legend Maker. I WANT that Mew.
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