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Topic: Tsunami: What is the strategy?
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Crobat1
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posted February 21, 2003 11:07 AM
I don't get it. Obviously, there is a strategy behind this card.
What confuses me is that the Pokemon Power occurs before you attack. What is the use of having a "warp" occur before you attack? I understand Donphan. You attack and then hide out--putting up a pokemon that resists your opponent--or has no energy--or a baby with a focus band--etc. But, with Tsunami, the opponent switches his or her Pokemon before you attack.
But, the Feraligatr with Tsunami is doing well. Please explain this. Thanks.
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Crobat2:
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Crobat1:
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PojosamaWannabe
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posted February 21, 2003 11:47 AM
Hi. Well I play EX Gatr so I'll try to explain the use of Tsunami.
First of all, its a free switch. If you're still building, just evolve to Gatr, Tsunami, and keep him safe until its done.
Secondly, its a great tool with Double Gust. Lets say you have a Croc, a Gatr, and a Cleffa with the Gatr active. You just KO'd their big hitter and they are building another. Tsunami, bring up Croc, and DBG up the new guy. If played right, Gatr is basically free retreat in a way.
Lastly, if the opponent only has 1 benched pokemon, just Tsunami it up and thats a free DBG. For exmaple, if they have a Baby active and a Basic on the bench.
Its a great power and can really mess up the opponent. If played right, its almost like unlimited DBGs.
Hope that helped.
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Crobat1
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posted February 21, 2003 11:52 AM
THANX.
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Bilbo Baggins: "Every worm has its weakness."
Crobat2:
Winner, Syracuse SBZ, Feb, 2003
22nd Place, 10 and Under, World's, August, 2002
Winner, Friday's Open Modified Event, Origins, July, 2002
Winner, 10 and Under Gym Challenge, Milford, May, 2002
Crobat1:
Winner, Albany SBZ, May, 2003
9th Place: Professor's Tournament at World's, August 2002
Top 4, Theme Deck Tournament at World's, August, 2002
Top 8, Unlimited Side Event at World's (Undefeated in Main Draw), August, 2002
From: Binghamton, NY | Registered: May 2002
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