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- ↓ 4.04
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{D}{C} → Delta Fang : 20
If the Defending Pokémon is Pokémon-ex, that Pokémon can’t attack during your opponent’s next turn.
{M}{C} → Gang Up : 10×
Does 10 damage times the number of {D} Pokémon and {M} Pokémon you have in play.
· Dual Type rule: This Pokémon is both {D}{M} type.
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feyblade
Because pokemon-ex were SO FEROCIOUS that they deserved to be on the receiving end of moves that completely prevented them from attacking. Sheesh….
HEZ
The exs at the time were just more balanced but were still highly playable. Anyway, this card didn’t see much play, there were Pokemon with a Poke-body called Safeguard which prevented all attacks from an ex such as Wobbuffet and Ninetales from Power Keepers and Dustox ex.
Nosredna
So if you have one of these mightyena in play. Is that second attack doing 20 damage? If you had 4 in play and 2 delta persians would that be 240 damage? Since you have 6 metal and 6 darkness?
Elias Sant'Ana
Even with 6 dual types in play, you’d hit for 60. The ruling at the time was that each Pokémon should be counted only once (you can check it at http://compendium.pokegym.net/compendium-ex.html).