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{C} → Double Draw
Draw 2 cards.
{G}{C} → Leaf Wallop : 40
During your next turn, this Pokémon’s Leaf Wallop attack does 40 more damage (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
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Its head sprouts horns as sharp as blades. Using whirlwind-like movements, it confounds and swiftly cuts opponents.
coolestman22
So if I do Leaf Wallop one turn, it does 40, and then 80, and then 80 again right?
Galeon
Yes, is calculated after the base damage, which is never directly modified.
Curtis
>High HP, even if there’s plenty of Pokemon in the format with more
>Weak to a type that was popular when it came out
>First attack draws for a single colorless
> Second attack can hit for 80 as early as T2, although that’s not likely to happen
Virizion is the new Base Set Kangaskhan.
Krisi92
Jungle Kangaskhan, but yeah, you’re pretty much right :D Also, how does this do 80 damage on turn 2?
Curtis
Celebi or another accerator. Not that it would be practical to have them in a deck together, but with a T1 Leaf Wallop, you’ll be hitting for 80 T2.
Also, I thought I edited my comment to correct the set. Guess I never did.
feyblade
Two card draws, 120 damage, and all of that within the space of the first three turns, for only GC. With an eviolite attachment, you have become totally immune to the attacks of most evolving basics out there. I’d hate to be facing that down in limited. The fact that this is not very useful in the current meta should tell you something.