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Holon Energy GL provides {C} Energy.
If the Pokémon that Holon Energy GL is attached to also has a basic {G} Energy card attached to it, that Pokémon can’t be affected by any Special Conditions. If the Pokémon that Holon Energy GL is attached to also has a basic {L} Energy card attached to it, damage done to that Pokémon by attacks from your opponent’s Pokémon-ex is reduced by 10. Ignore these effects if Holon Energy GL is attached to Pokémon-ex.
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feyblade
The lightning ability is so very, very marginal that it’s almost not worth considering.
Also, in the unlikely case that you are attempting to use this in casual/unlimited matches to hose Pokemon EX, tough luck. Pokemon-ex and Pokemon-EX, bizarrely, are NOT considered to be the same thing.
Ziggmiceter
Most people will get pissed at you if you say that your Zekrom EX/Raikou EX isn’t an ex. In unlimited, EXs are considered exs.
coolestman22
That’s actually not true. Effects like Sigilyph‘s Safeguard wouldn’t work on the old EX’s, and whatever Rayquaza Star‘s attack is wouldn’t work on your Moo2s.
Ziggmiceter
Oh, I didn’t realize.
Blob Takeshi
Energy GL; named after Gym Leaders, only with: Lt. Surge, Erika, Koga (until he got a promotion), Bugsy, Janine (until she got demoted), Gardenia and Volkner’s Pokémon. Sadly, none of the Hoenn (ORAS), Unova or Kalos Gym Leaders cared enough for this card, so it got rotated out.
Nos
I’m only just realizing, this card’s effect stacks right? If you have 4 Holon Energy GL attached to a Pokémon with Lightning energy attached, you take 40 less from a Pokémon ex, it would seem.