Unown D, M, N

Hiya!  It’s me Master 1080 with another one of my

articles.  This time I will discuss about combos with

Unown D, M, and N.  I hope this articles helps.  Also,

thanks to the Pojo crew for posting my articles.

First, let’s start with Unown D, M, and N combos.

Since Unown D, M, and N reduces 30 damage from attacks

done to your Pokemon, you can take a major advantage

of this.  When your active Pokemon is confused, you no

longer run the risk of hurting your Darkness, Metal,

or Normal type Pokemon with a bad coin flip.  This

makes the card Dark Gloom much more playable.  It’s

Pokemon power either confuses your active or your

opponent’s, so it should not be of any disadvantage to

you of you should confuse your own Pokemon other than

not being able to attack on the flip of tails.

Use these Unowns with self-damaging Pokemon and you

have monsters damage dealers.

Unown D

Use with Tyranitar or against most Darkness Pokemon.

With Tryranitar, you will not hurt your bench for each

tails flipped for you Benched Pokemon when using the

Trample attack.  Also, Unown D is excellent by

protecting your Pokemon against Darkness Pokemon

attacks.  However, remember Murkrow and Umbreon’s

Feint Attack?  They go through Pokemon Powers making

Unown D completely useless against them.

Unown M

I know of no other way to use this but against Metal

Pokemon.  However, it’s going to be a long game since

Metal Pokemon are very defensive and Unown M prevents

a lot of damage from happening to your Pokemon from

Metal Pokemon attacks.

Unown N

I used to play one card in my fun decks, but now I see

it as somewhat acceptable League material.  It’s

Blaine’s Tauros.  A card that I don’t have and don’t

play is Team Rocket’s Meowth which works very well

with Unown N as well.  They’re the scariest cards in

the game but when played with Unown N, you will

survive even if you flip all tails with its Full-Speed

Charge or Miraculous Comeback (you might survive

Miraculous Comeback).  If you don’t flip all tails,

then you have a decent attacker.

Unown N also combos very, if not superbly, with

Chansey.  Dealing 80 for 50 and with a Gold Berry is

just broken!  That’s 80 for 10!!!!  Metal Energy does

not work with this combo since it reduces 20 damage

off of Chansey and another 30 is reduced after Unown

N.  This means that 80 ­ 50 = 30 meaning that Gold

Berry will not kick into effect since it works between

turns.  If you do use Metal Energy, you can still use

regular Berry and do 70 for 10.  Still chances are

unlikely that you’ll get all those cards when you

require them.

When using Erika’s Dragonair’s Blizzard, you won’t

have to worry about hurting your own bench.

Another deadly combo is to use Unown N to stop the

combos I listed for Unown N.  Combined with Sprout

Tower, and your reduced all damage done by Normal

types by 60!

Well, up to this point in time, I cannot think of any

more combos, so I shall end my article right here.

Thank you for your time and thanks to Pojo for posting

this.

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