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HAVE YOU TRIED AIMING FOR THE HORN?
Promo Porygon is does what this Smeargle does but better.
Sounds fun. It gets even better if Base Set Porygon is replaced with Cool Porygon.
TCG Fighting Type represents Ground, Fighting, and Rock. Vileplume in the games resists Fighting and is neutral to both Rock and Ground. So his Fighting Weakness makes no sense.
Perhaps they use forms with 1 letter codes for the weaknesses of cards in the production of the cards. And then due to Fire and Fighting both starting with a F people accidentally use F with the intent of specifying a Fire weakness while it actually means a Fighting weakness.
Or so they say. But how can we know that those TV interviewers did not mess with the spoons to make them harder to bend?
Stupid Expanded Combo: This + Flareon AOR + Burning Energy. 120 damage per turn for 2 energy isn’t bad.
It does indeed not imply that.
Reminds me of a Golduck swimming in solid marble. Even the pieces falling off of the bottom-right stalagmite make it seem frozen in place.
Because people still read both the comments and my replies to them. Case in point, you are even replying to it.
It could also be ice.
Graveler with Rock Throw cannot hit Scyther’s weakness but Scyther can hit Graveler’s weakness with Slash.
Purple suited Poison better as colour since every pure Poison type was purple and every Poison type was either purple or in the colour of their other type*, but Grass suited Poison better as TCG type since Grass/Poison and Bug/Poison where very common and every Grass type except 1 was Grass/Poison. So they had to choose whether to give the Poison type the best fitting colour or the best fitting TCG type.
*The Nido’s are a notable exception but even they are purple together since one is blue …
Define n to go from 1 to infinite. The average amount of heads is Σ1/2^n. And Σ1/2^n has 1 as a limit which means that the average amount of heads is 1. And since the attack does 10 damage per heads the average amount of damage is 1*10 that is 10.
A way of viewing this is that when using this attack one has 1/2 chance to get 1 heads, 1/4 chance to get 2 heads, 1/8 chance to get 3 heads, etc. So in general one has 1/2^n chance to get n heads for every n in the range from 1 to infinite. when a…
Why are you leaving replies to 7 year old comments?
I guess that the supposed use of this card is to try to draw cards from the deck in order to get a better hand but in PTCG for the Gameboy I use this card to put more cards into the deck in order to prevent a deck out.
There was no Porygon2 either but they still made Porygon the worst Basic Pokemon card.
Since Pokemon Powers could be temporarily suppressed in order to give Snorlax a status condition this power prevented Snorlax from healing whenever the card that supressed Pokemon Powers stopped working if Snorlax was asleep, confused, or paralysed from when his Pokemon Power was suppressed. So it is actually not a failure at all.
This card knows the same move as it’s pre-evolution but for less Energy. So you can do Metronome either by paying with a lot of energy or by paying with evolution.
paralysed*
Unless you were poisoned and asleep, confused, or pralysed. In that case the poison would stay.
I like Do the Wave decks. They are especially good for farming booster packs in PTCG for the Gameboy. Games go by pretty quickly if you can do consistent 60 damage from turn 2.
This card is fun in PTCG for the Gameboy. The CPU players will often give you ample time to setup for attacks that are so powerful even Charizard’s Fire Spin looks weak by comparison.
Who would evolve a Pokemon and attach 3 energy —2 of which must be Fighting— in order to search for a Fighting basic Pokemon and put it on the bench? Call for Friend is insultingly stupid. If you really want to search for Basic Pokemon using Marowak then you are probably better of using Computer Search and sacrificing this Marowak as one of the 2 cards. You could even sacrifice 2 Marowak’s!
That set-up requires only 3 stage 2 Pokemon, Ditto, a specific trainer, a bunch of Water energy in your hand, and an opponent having a Water type Pokemon in play. and that in an era where haymaker is king.
Because rock is hard to damage with fire. The point that the flavour text is making is that Charizard’s fire is so hot that it can even damage things that actually resist fire, like boulders. It is meant to express that Charizard’s fire is extraordinarily hot. If it said that Charizard’s fire is hot enough to burn grass, than it would not nearly be as extraordinary.