Pokemon Home

Pokedex

Price Guide Set List

Message Board

Pokemon GO Tips

Pokemon News

Featured Articles

Trading Card Game
- Price Guide
- Price Guide
- Card of the Day
- Professional Grading
- Killer Deck Reports
- Deck Garage
- William Hung
- Jason Klaczynski
- Jeremy's Deck Garage
- Johnny Blaze's Banter
- TCG Strategies
- Rulings Help
- Apprentice & Patch
- Apprentice League
- Spoilers & Translations
- Official Rules
- Featured Event Reports
- Top of the World
- An X-Act Science
- Error Cards
- Printable Checklist
- Places to Play

Nintendo Tips
- Red/Blue
- Yellow
- Gold & Silver
- Crystal
- Ruby & Sapphire
- Fire Red & Leaf Green
- Emerald
- SNAP
- Pinball
- TCG cart
- Stadium
- PuPuzzle League
- Pinball: Ruby/Sapphire
- Pokemon Coliseum
- Pokemon Box
- Pokemon Channel

GameBoy Help
- ClownMasters Fixes
- Groudon's Den
- Pokemon of the Week

E-Card Reader FAQ's
- Expedition
- Aquapolis
- Skyridge
- Construction Action Function
- EON Ticket Manual

Deck Garage
- Pokemaster's Pit Stop
- Kyle's Garage
- Ghostly Gengar

Cartoon/Anime
- Episode Listing
- Character Bios
- Movies & Videos
- What's a Pokemon?
- Video List
- DVD List

Featured Articles

Pojo's Toy Box

Books & Videos

Downloads

Advertise With Us
- Sponsors
- Links

Chat

About Us
Contact Us

Pojo's Pokemon Card of the Day

Meganium45

OK, here is the ENTIRE reason the card POWER SPRAY was developed, as I found out last night. I am sitting with a, well, perfect hand, and my opponent drops the Giratina. Aside from wanting to do physical harm to an 11 year old…I realized just how powerful this little power was. Especially when he tells me, on an “ideal” setup, he then attacks with absol, knocking the hand down to 3 or 2. Not bad, not bad at all. Then, evolving into Giratina Level X, forcing me to discard to attack, got to be tiresome as well. Man, WHERE Is my Dialga G Level X when I need it??? The attack, 3 for 60 and flipping to do 10 or 20 to each bench, can be helpful in a number of decks, and to set up the Giratina Level X’s attack. This thing is mainly meant to sit on the bench, and make your opponent growl at you when it comes out. I was not a fan until last night. Thanks Josh for the lesson, and Brian for the 2nd lesson. Happiness is learning to play by watching the great Seniors beat you to a pulp. 3 Retreat SCREAMS for moonlight Stadium. Double weakness to darkness could hurt in a number of ways. Resistance to colorless has almost become, um, who cares? Ratings… Modified 3.5 I am not sure Giratina decks are the way to go, but this card is up a point in one night. Limited…2.5…much less useful here, as your opponent may WANT to shuffle and get 4 new cards. Not bad attacks if you can get it going though. Fun card. Talk to you soon! Vince

Pokmeman

Giratina Lv. 55 This card is one of the three different kinds of Giratina in this set, and it is the one I believe is most playable. When it is put into play, you get to both disrupt your opponent and refresh your hand, with each of you taking four cards. Though this can be accomplished similarly with a Team Galactic's Wager, this is a power, not a supporter, and it also gives no one a clear-cut advantage, unlike Wager, which gives the winner of Rock-Paper-Scissors a three card advantage. This card will be hard-pressed to get up and attacking. Though it has high HP for a basic, only having a three energy attack sets it back a little compared to the other holographic Giratina. I think it is moderately easily slipped into a deck, but because Giratina LvX as well as this card have attacks which cost so much energy, I don't believe that it will see very much play.