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  8. SquidSystem

    Larvitar, forced to reckon with its sins, has been banished by Arceus to the Quilt Dimension, where he will live out the rest of his days in solitude.

  9. Bbb888

    I like how it says “all players” as if you’re supposed to show the card to EVERYONE playing in the league, not just to your opponent.
    I know there are other cards that use this phrase, but Wizards era cards sure have interesting wording!

  12. Richard GJack

    That Delta isn’t part of the card name doesn’t matter. In recent cases, like Single Strike/Dual Strike or Ancient/Future Pokémon, the wording is concise. Roaring Moon’s Vengeance Fletchling doesn’t do “10 more damage for each card in your discard pile with Ancient on its card”, it does “10 more damage for each Ancient card in your discard pile.” Even earlier, before Delta Species, rules used streamlined phrasing such as “If the Defending Pokémon is an Evolved Pokémon” instead of “If the Defending Pokémon has an Evolution Stage on its card.” Likewise, they’d say “Search your deck for a {G} Pokémon,” not “Search your deck for a Pokémon with {G} on its card.”

  13. Paperfire88Myrbel

    I just check check out of curiosity, and the Japanese Text just says that it puts more damage counters if the card is a [δ Delta Species]. they just translate to just say to just “has δ on its card” for some reason.

  14. MyrbelJack

    Oh cool! That’s actually a useful answer, thank you for satisfying my curiosity. I never realized δ wasn’t technically part of their name, but now that you’re pointing it out I can definitely see it.

  16. JackMyrbel

    I honestly don’t know (I used to but I forgot lol) but it’s worth noting that the weird text may be because δ is never technically part of the card name; this card’s name is Lickitung, for example, not Lickitung δ.

  19. Charmastertax collector

    Um, if you knock out a Roaring Moon ex with Genome Hacking, the NEXT Roaring Moon ex will just knock it out with an unboosted Calamity Storm, placing no damage on itself and forcing you to OHKO it with one of your deck’s OTHER attackers… or more likely, knock it out with a baby Roaring Moon, trading their one-prizer for your two-prizer and potentially forcing you into a seven-prize game.

    I think the Roaring Moon ex players in your area just don’t like the Pokémon TCG that much if they stop playing with you after a Mew ex KO’s one of their Pokémon, and remember, for every major Pokémon that Mew ex OHKO’s, there’s SEVERAL that it can’t deal with. Mew ex is the backup plan, and if you’ve got the Energy acceleration to attack with it, you’d usually rather attack with something like Drifloon or Scream Tail.

    At the end of the day, Mew ex is a well-designed card… it’s got a solid but situational attack that gives it multiple uses, but only some of the decks that run it can…

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Gothitelle · White Flare (WHT) #043
Cynthia’s Roserade · Destined Rivals (DRI) #184
Dark Quilava · Neo Destiny (N4) #39
Larvitar · Team Up (TEU) #79
Volcarona · Black Bolt (BLK) #016
Rescue Board · Twilight Masquerade (TWM) #225
Ethan’s Pinsir · Destined Rivals (DRI) #001
Lickitung · Dragon Frontiers (DF) #19
Durant · Flashfire (FLF) #61
Lickitung · Jungle (JU) #38
Mew ex · 151 (MEW) #151