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Pokemon Card Reviews #4: Gyarados (HGSS)

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Evolves from what is thought to be the worst pokemon ever.

#4: Gyarados

Overview:


It has 130 hit points, is weak to electric, has resistance against fighting, and has retreat cost of 3. It's first attack costs 1 water and 2 of anything for 50 damage. It's second attack costs 2 water and 2 of anything for 80 damage, and it also discards an energy attached to your opponents active pokemon.


Uses:


It's amazing for a water brute deck. It as pretty alright attacks, and a lot of health. Totally recommend it for a water brute deck.


Rating:


I'd say about a 1/5 in a strategic deck.
I'd say about a 0.5/5 in a deck-out deck.
I'd say about a 4.5/5 in a brute deck.

Pokemon Card Reviews #3: Clefable (HGSS)

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What the heck is this!?!?!

#3: Clefable

Overview:

I don't even know what to say about this. This pokemon could possibly be worst than Azumarill. It's first attack takes 2 of anything, and buts one of your pokemon and all cards attached to it back into your hand. It's second attack does 40, for the same cost. It has 80 HP, and has the weakness of fighting.

Uses:

I don't know if I should leave this blank or whatever, but this pokemon has absolutely no uses at all. Clefable is not very good compared to it's main competitor, Blissey. So don't run it. Run something like Cleffa instead.

Rating:

I'd say about 0/5 in a strategic deck.

I'd say about 0/5 in a deck-out deck.

I'd say about 0/5 in a brute deck.

Pokemon Card Reviews #2: Azumarill (HGSS)

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No I'm not talking about the prime...

#2: Azumarill

Overview:


Yeah... So Azumarill has 2 attacks. Waterfall does 40 damage for 2 water, and Bubblebeam does 60 for 1 water and 2 of anything, with a chance of paralysis. This is not a good pokemon in my opinion, and that's hard to say, considering I run a water deck. It has 90 hit points, it's weak to electric, and it has the retreat cost of 2.

Uses:


This is coming directly from my knowledge. Azumarill has literally no uses in decks what-so-ever. It's HP sucks. It's attacks suck. And it's weakness sucks. You'd be a lot better running something like Starmie in your deck, also since Starmie is an uncommon, and this is a rare.

Rating:


I'd say about 0.5/5 for strategic decks.
I'd say about 0/5 for deck-out decks.
I'd say about 1/5 for brute decks.

Pokemon Card Reviews #1: Arcanine (HGSS)

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Herro! Today I have my first pokemon card review! Let's start from the beginning of the modified legal set!

#1 Arcanine:

Overview:

Arcanine has a sweeping 110 health. 1 fire energy and 1 of anything for 50 is pretty good. And 1 fire energy and 3 of anything for 90 is pretty nice as well. It's weak to water, and uncommon type, and it has a retreat cost of 2, making a pretty usable pokemon in a brute fire deck.

Uses:

Like I said in the overview, this pokemon is really usable in brute fire decks. There 9 types of pokemon: grass, water, fire, steel, electric, colorless, psychic, fighting, and dark. In the next expansion pack, dragon will also be an available type. Brute decks are decks usually consisting of electric, fire, dark, and fighting type pokemon, without much care for back up, since you most likely won't need it.

Ratings:

I'd say about a 1.5/5 for strategic decks.

I'd say about a 0/5 for deck-out decks.

I'd say about a 4.5/5 for brute decks.