windz89
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Pokémon
(15)
Trainer
(32)
Trainer
(32)
Energy
(13)
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1 Energy
3 attacks
3
13.6% of attacks
2 Energy
12 attacks
12
54.5% of attacks
3 Energy
7 attacks
7
31.8% of attacks
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Why is garchomp ex's first attack insane???
For real.
It could be used in a Lugia deck with that second attack of colorless. Could snipe benched fire types once the 151 charizard comes out.
Not just one, I forget about it but Garchomp is not a water type.
Garchomp ex will be a HUGE pain to deal with, because it has enough health, a cheap (and INSANE) first attack that does a lot of damage, has energy acceleration, and a bench snipe attack. It's only weakness is its literal weakness to the electric type, which is a viable strategy in today's meta. I seriously hope that powercreep doesn't get too out of hand, but I'm starting to have my doubts.
These tera types are confusing my head...
also I think that there's a baby Pokémon in this set that heals 120 from one Benched mon
rip the standred format
This garchomp will be great in a ting lu deck
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