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Pojo's Pokemon Card of the Day

Meganium45	OK, not as big and not as cute as the Mysterious Treasurs one, right?? Not so sure. This 120 HP big egg can cause real trouble to any deck that does not “one shot” a pokemon, in that it gets to heal itself and others by discarding cards. Combine it with any pokemon that abuses the discard pile (such as the MT Blissey) and you may have a lot of fun! The nicest part of the power is that it does not have to be used on Blissey. It can be used on any Pokemon on your field! Really effective to stop the “Platinum Ampharos” lock that was worried about. The attacks are, well, better than average for a Blissey. 1 for 20 and draw until you have 6 in your hand! Wow except against a pokemon that abuses your hand like Gengar. 4 for 100 doing 60 to Blissey. A good “final strike” attack, but without doubling energy, it falls way short. Weakness to fighting is, well, painful at times. 2 retreat cost is one too much. Overall, a solid card, that at least should be considered before tossed in the binder. Modified 3.5/5 Limited 4.5/5 Only thing that would make this broken is either it being a basic, or…not much else. I LOVE this card in draft as it is a big HP, stage 1, low energy attacker that can support other pokemon on the field. Removing 2 damage in limited can be game-breaking!
Eevee PSC Online TCG League	Hey everyone! Eevee here yet again for COTD! Wow... I actually managed to do four in a row so far! ^^ That's unusual for me! Anyway, today we'll be reviewing the happiest pokemon of them all; Blissey! (PL- 22/127) Let's look at the stats. Poké-POWER: Nurse Call - Once during your turn (before your attack), you may discard a card from your hand. If you do, remove 2 damage counters from 1 of your Pokémon. You can't use more than 1 Nurse Call Poké-Power each turn. This power can't be used if Blissey is affected by a Special Condition. (C) Return - 20 damage - Draw cards until you have 6 cards in your hand. (C)(C)(C)(C) Double-edge - 100 damage - Blissey does 60 damage to itself. Stage: 2 Type: Colorless HP: 120HP Weakness: +30 to fighting Resistance: None Retreat: (C)(C) OK! Review time! First up, the Poke'-Power! Not bad but not as good as some. It basically does the same thing as a potion with the trade off of letting you remove conditions as well; but you have to discard a card from your hand. And of course, if Blissey is effected by a condition itself this power is a no-go. This is a bad Power, in fact it could be useful! It saves quite a few deck spaces that would normally be for Potion and Double Full Heal. (If you even use them) Personally I like the MT Blissey's Kind Egg better but that's just me. (I placed 5th in a tourny where I used that poke!) OK, next the attacks. It's first attack is Return. A pretty basic attack. It doesn't do much damage but it's secondary effect is great at keeping your hand fully stocked; which could come in handy if you play cards that have you discarding or putting tons of cards into play at once. (Such as Shaymin Lv.X) It wouldn't hurt tho to add a Plus Power to this attack. Still, not bad for only costing one energy. It's second attack is Double-edge. Which is one attack that I don't even like video game wise; which this card clearly show why... Sure, it does a whopping 100HP damage but at the cost of 60 recoil! That's half of Blissey's HP right there! Not to mention the fact hat it needs four energy to use. But at least it's colorless so any energy would do. You could also use Sceptile's (GE) ability here and use two energy instead of four. Even with that said tho this attack isn't my cup of tea for sure. Stat wise this is about average for a Blissey. Stage two is a little knew with the MT Blissey being a stage one. It's HP is lower than the MT one as well. Still not bad but not as good. A weakness to fighting isn't the best attribute to have when you've got the knew fighting and fossil decks people are trying. (To, I don't see why anyone uses fossils.) Not having a resistance is never a good thing. And it's (C)(C) retreat is about par for the course. Tho still better then most Stage 2's that need 3-4. Overall I'd have to say that I like the MT Blissey way better. In my mind it has better attacks, stats, and bodies/powers. Not ot mention it's only a stage one rather then two. But, this card isn't all bad. Its Return is a nice attack but just not nice enough in my mind. If you do play it however be sure to have a few copies of Rare Candy/Broken Time-Space to boost it's evolution speed and a few Switch for emergency retreats. Modified: 2.9/5 Limited: 2.4/5
Little Duck Drew 2006 National Champion	For Blissey being “the Happiness Pokemon”. this Blissey wont bring you much happiness in your deck. Today’s card if you couldn’t tell already is a 120 HP colorless type Blissey. Attacks: 1 colorless, 20 damage, draw card until you have 6 in your hand. A decent attack for a single energy, but its not very helpful if you play cards such as Claydol or Uxie for draw power. Second attack. 4 colorless, 100 damage, Blissey does 60 damage to itself. Ouch, there are so many things wrong with this attack. For one the energy cost, 4 energy? Sorry Pokemon, boost energy has been gone for a while now, and the 100 damage just isn’t worth the 4 energy. 2nd the effect. You take out half of your HP just for an attack. It just doesn’t work. Poke-Power: Once during your turn (before you attack) you may discard a card from your hand. If you do, remove 20 damage from 1 of your Pokemon. Can’t use more then 1 of these powers during your turn, can’t use it if effected by a special condition. So you trade a card in your hard for a potion, big deal, the power is only good in a blast-catty deck, only problem is the Blissey line takes up space, and that space could be something good…like a trainer. Its just not worth the space in my opinion. Weakness: +30 fighting. Not good with all the Machamp running around. But if this Pokemon is active, its either for a sacrifice to charge one of your Pokemon, or you’ve lost. Retreat cost: 2. Its a lot less then I’d think a blissey’s should be, but less is better. Ratings: Modified: 2/5 I don’t see much in this card, I prefer the other Blissey. Limited: 1/5 The first attack is a death sentence for any 40 card deck, drawing until you have 6 O.O not good. Have you seen it on Ebay? Well neither have I.