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Thought to be the oldest form of _________, it moves in zigzags and wreaks havoc upon its surroundings. (Galarian Zigzagoon)
It’s very curious, but its means of investigating things is to try to punch them with its tentacles. The search for food is what brings it onto land. (Clobbopus)
SixPrizes Podcast Ep. 28 “A bit delayed on the front page, but dropped a few days ago. Kirk from the Super Rod Cast and Noel Totomoch have been spouting about Lost March for a few weeks, so Mike got them to talk about it! They also look at the fallout of Anaheim Regionals, discuss the ever-popular topic of what to ban in Expanded, and some general gameplay topics. Also available: SixPrizes SoundCloudiTunes Podcasts
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Isaiah on Rayquaza/Garbodor for the World Championships “3 Wishful Baton This choice is where most Rayquaza-GX lists differ. When I first started testing the deck, I thought surely that Choice Band was the right secondary tool card to play behind float stone—it acts as a free energy attachment. However, in testing, I found the best tool was Wishful Baton. The pressure that having that tool provides is enough to often win you games. It is easy to say, “oh your opponent will just Field Blower the Wishful Baton so you shouldn’t play it,” but when it comes down to the turn against BuzzRoc, where they have to…
A Final Look at Zoroark/Lycanroc and Zoroark/Gardevoir for Worlds “This is a deck we saw Tord Reklev somewhat dominate the Oceania International Championships with this year. The field had a ton of Buzzwole and some other Zoroark decks, which is close to the current meta. Buzzwole has definitely died down a bit in popularity since that tournament, as it has a stigma somewhat close to Greninja’s. Zoroark decks becoming more popular is only a great thing for this deck, as it is very strong in these slow matchups. It always has time to setup and get the ball moving, especially because the opposing Zoroark decks are no longer using…
Most of its body has the same composition as coal. Fittingly, this Pokémon was first discovered in coal mines about 400 years ago. (Rolycoly)
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