antripus
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Subject: Vanilluxe Posted: June 19, 2012 07:29 am |
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I was just testing this card in a deck and the truth that a good strategy can be very POWERFUL. If vileplum joints so they can not wear trainers and also you have another vineluxe in your bench can be unstoppable with a Victini on the bench.
The weak points are that it is a stage 2 and that my view requires vileplum if or if, because otherwise with a switch / super scoop up / warp / catcher can make you lose the advantage of double freeze attack.
One advantage is that against the former pokemon almost never lost (hehe) because no one can lose one stroke. The metal type are very weak but with the stadium out the weakness that it can be solved.
Also I think this card can be very annoying and powerful look.
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icemanmatt
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Subject: Posted: June 19, 2012 10:06 am |
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I used the new format rules that will take place after worlds. Your right tho the weakness is that's its a stage2 but I don't consider it since I use a lot of other basics
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twilightphoenix
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Subject: Posted: June 20, 2012 10:57 am |
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It is a very powerful card, i have lost to this thing so many times that it isn't even funny. good job on the review, and your right the art work is a little ehh.
and being a stage two isn't really a hindrance since i have seen builds that just skip the phase one pokemon vinalite by using a rare candy and pokemon breeder build.
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icemanmatt
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Subject: To Sceptox Posted: September 15, 2012 04:46 pm |
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I can not help you do not know the fundamentals required to run Vanilluxe. Do not hate because I am able to run through you with it ;)
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