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illus. Ken Sugimori
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Usually seen only in power plants, it is sometimes seen in towns, apparently using the power lines to travel.
feyblade
As difficult as it may be to imagine, there are actually reasonably likely situations that will arise where this is NOT always better than the base set version. Considering the fact that the base set version had a colorless energy,and the fact that the matching electrode is usable in non-lightning decks, this is likely to pop up in decks that have no lightning energy at all. Obviously being unable able to attack outweighs the advantage of having an attack that is ten points more powerful.
This is very marginal, though, as you’d never want to be in a situation where you cannot attack or are confined to a 10 damage attack.
HEZ
We play Wizards era Cube Draft a lot here, if you are playing Lightning he’s actually quite a force in such a limited format, especially as a common. Just don’t bump into Hitmonchan :P
Walrusaurus
A better attacker than Dark Electrode :/
100000Volts
I really like this card’s background. It is blurry, but its a downtown city at night. Maybe because I am nocturnal, but I always enjoy the night with all lights lit up the town.
Bob
I wonder how Voltorb travels along electric lines. Does it roll along them??