Andyrews
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1 Energy
13 attacks
13
48.1% of attacks
2 Energy
7 attacks
7
25.9% of attacks
3 Energy
7 attacks
7
25.9% of attacks
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Andyrews maybetechnical machine: devolution in case you don't set bronzong out early enough
Technical Machine: Devolution (Paradox Rift) could be helpful for stage 2 evolutions with rare candy anything else would not really help as they could just evolve it again unless it is knocked out after the devolution, I don't know if I would waste the space for such an edge case. I also looked at Aerodactyl (151) before, but with a lot of ancient and future shenaniganz in meta atm it felt very underwhelming I guess it suffers more than bronzong from evolving from a fossil instead of a basic. But there is not a lot of pre evolution pokemon that live the 100 damage from it so it has potential against most decks that work with evolutions.
Yes I think a TM Devolution would go really well in this. Bronzong does stop rare candy but doesn't stop TM Evolution. Maybe cutting a capturing aroma or Eri could work.
I play the Espathra to help against the basic decks. So don't bother with bronzor in those cases.
Thanks for the feedback!
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