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Lapras fans.
ummm who even wants to buy this???
beautiful card
What’s even more sad is how much a lot of us got our hopes up when Mega Evolutions in the game being a form change that maintained their movepools looking like that could translate into another take on Level X’s and bring Evolutions more into the spotlight again in the metagame after Black and White pushed Legendary Big Basics and nerfed Rare Candy.
I’d really like to hear/see a behind the scenes one day on who and what resulted in mechanic decisions like this for the TCG. Their motivations…
sableye is a cool pokemon
cool card
+numberonesoniafan i think you mean torment for 30 damage cost
Also check out Morpeko RCL – it’s got Torment for 20 damage, cost of [C]!
Sableye (CES 88) is similar but better, If you’re playing outside of standard.
This is definitely a very playable card.
Did you want this Lucario specifically? It’s a very popular pokemon, so there’s a few different versions. Also, this site is not a store, so you can’t buy it here. However you might notice there are links to TCGplayer, which acts as a middle man between sellers and buyers.
I would like to buy this card. This is all my son has been asking for (Lucario). I myself am not familiar with Pokémon cards.
I wonder why dunsparce is on the label? We’ve never had one with enough HP for this to be especially useful for it. Maybe it’s meant to be “snake oil”
It really is, I appreciate the design of a card that is all about gradual build-up for a strong reward of momentum. A lot of older cards pre-BW had similar philosophies of working for stronger sustainability in game momentum, but big basics and some other nerfs hurt a lot of ideas that required more pieces to be put together.
amazing card
Cool
I am guessing this is another example of how the TCG designers work with what they have to represent aspects of the video games. Like how (I think) TCG HP reflects not only video game HP, but video game Defense, Special Defense, and even possibly Abilities.
Yeah great points, looking back, they really did make multiple Bronzongs resident to it despite it taking neutral damage with Heat Proof in the games. That would be like Mega Venusaur in the TCG having a Fire Resistance, etc.
Other Bronzongs in the DP/Pt block have the “swap” as well, except for the MT one (and then the ones in AR). So by the time of Bronzong G at least, I feel like it was intentional. It’s definitely really curious though!
It is worth noting that the original, Japanese version of the card has the same Weakness/Resistance. Strange though it may seem, this could indeed be an intentional change, or at the very least, was by the time the English release affirmed it.
To this day, the reverse weakness and resistances are debated on whether it was a goof (personal view as well), or implying: “Bronzong is weak to Ghost and can have Heatproof.” But Heatproof still makes Fire Damage neutral in the games.
Regardless, it’s funny that the swap mistake lead to Bronzong G being a pocket check to Charizard decks in 2010/2011.
big brain plays
For additional synergy decks also played Mallow, which would *guarantee* the other Puzzle at the top of your deck, which you could then Trade into!
Nope it’s just good because the 2nd effect is really good! In particular it was a staple in Zoroark-GX decks, since if you had one Puzzle in hand you could try to Trade into the other one (as opposed to, say, playing a Supporter like N or Sycamore that would result in you losing the Puzzle in your hand).
Is one of the reasons this is really good is they accidentally allowed you to if you play 2 you get both effects?