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Luxray GL LV.X (Rising Rivals RR 109)

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Luxray GL LV.X - Lightning - 110 HP
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Poké-Power. Bright Look
Once during your turn (before your attack), when you put Luxray GL LV.X from your hand onto your Active Luxray GL, you may switch the Defending Pokémon with 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon.

[L][C] Flash Impact: 60 damage. Does 30 damage to 1 of your Pokémon, and don't apply Weakness and Resistance to this damage.

Weakness: Fighting x2
Resistance: Metal -20
Retreat Cost: 0

Illus. Mitsuhiro Arita

Rising Rivals - 109/120 - Rare Holo

http://twitter.com/inatspong Curtis

The new Nintales has the same power, but it won’t be as game breaking with Catcher in the format.
- coolestman22
  
  It will be the death of Vileplume though.
  - http://twitter.com/inatspong Curtis
    
    Good riddance. Oh, the woes of a fast deck fan in a trainer lock heavy metagame. Finally I can use my Catchers, Plus Powers, Dual Balls and Junk Arms in peace.
    - Quarter-Turn
      
      I appreciated the diversity. There isn’t much of a choice anymore: You have to play a fast deck if you want to win. Setup decks don’t stand a chance.
      - http://twitter.com/inatspong Curtis
        
        I did too. I played through the entirety of Cities season without playing against the same deck twice (Except for tyRam and VVV, which were piloted by the same players,) yet for regionals and states, I had friends who had only run into CMT and Zeels the entire time. Tournaments are more enjoyable when you face a greater variety of decks.
      - coolestman22
        
        i think we can all agree that HS-NVI was the best format we’ve had in a while, at least since MD-CoL.
coolestman22

I wish I could have bought a Lux X for $2 last year. Even the World Championship one was $20.
coolestman22

Yep, guess so.