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Pojo's Pokemon Card of the Day

William Hung	My reviews are ratings are for Modified only. Feraligatr d Modified 3/5 - This card's Poke-Body is very promising, because it is culmulative. Also, Drag Off is a good attack combined with its Poke-Body, because you can establish your Feraligatr d swarm, then keep up the intense pressure by KO'ing your opponent's Basics on the Bench. I think it needs a new system to establish an army though - such as going with Fearow d and Chimecho d, along with Holon trainers. Try it out and have some fun.
Computer Guy	Today's COTD is an early review of Feraligatr from Ex Dragon Frontier. This is an early review because it's even before the Prerelease. Feraligatr is a lightning type Delta pokemon with 120HP, with two retreat cost, and a weakness to lightning. His Poke-Body says all of your Delta pokemon in play do 10 more damage to the defending pokemon. I believe that is the same Poke-Body as the Gyrados had in Holon Phantoms. It is a very nice Poke-Body. Its first attack is the Drag Off attack which does 20 damage to the defending pokemon or you can bring up a benched pokemon and do the damage to the new pokemon instead. Either way its going to do 30 damage because of the Poke-Body. Its second attack does 60 but actually does 70 with Battle Aura. Actually I can see a potential deck put together with this Feraligatr and the d Gyrados from Holon Phantoms because both of their Poke-Body's do the same thing which is add damage that you do to the defending pokemon. With every pokemon you have out either being Feraligatr or Gyrados you could do a massive amount of damage. Just think about it, for example, lets say Feraligatr was your active pokemon and your bench was full with Feraligatr and Gyrados. Feralgatr using his Sharp Fang attack could do 120 damage. Unlimited: 2/5 Modified: 3.8/5 Limited: 4.7/5
~Espeon	Feraligatr δ - Lightning - HP120 Stage 2 - Evolves from Croconaw Poke-Body: Battle Aura Each of your Active Pokemon with "d" on its card does an additional 10 damage to each Defending Pokemon. [C][C] Drag Off: 20 damage. Before doing damage you may switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokemon with the Defending Pokemon. (Your opponent chooses the Defending Pokemon to switch.) If you do, the new Defending Pokemon takes 20 damage. [L][L][C] Sharp Fang: 60 damage. Weakness: Lightning Resistance: none Retreat: 2 First card from Dragon Frontiers! Unlimited: 1/5 I don't think there are any δ pokemon good enough for Unlimited. If you have to run a Feraligatr, then run the Riptide one, as there isn't really any δ pokemon that can properly take advantage of 10 extra damage. Modified: 3/5 The attacks are standard but if this Pokemon sees play, it will be because of the body. The body is stackable, so having 2 Feraligatrs on the bench means 20 and 4 means 40. Unfortunately, realistically, 2 Feraligatrs is what will be on the bench in a given game, which is + 20 damage. Is 20 damage worth running a full Stage 2 line? We'll have to wait and see what comes up. Limited: 4/5 It's a stage 2 with standard attacks. If you get it out evolved and hitting for 70 a turn, it should be gg.