Pokemon TCG Pocket It releases new expansion in the form of Eevee Grove, just a little less than one month after the start of the previous, called Extradimensional Crisis. Although Eevee Grove is obliged to transform a meta in some way Pokemon TCG PocketThe new Sylveon Ex or Penny is candidates for two different meta cards in most of the deck, so far only a handful of cards have been revealed. These include Eevee Ex, which is usually there to allow players to have four Eevee cards in the deck and also one card for each eeveelution. Unfortunately, one eeveelution, as beloved as Pokémon itself, is most likely dead on arrival.
At this stage, it is not clear whether each eeveelion will have ex -versions of ex and the set are Flareon Ex and Sylveon Ex, while further developments for Eevee are regular rares (albeit with illustrative rare versions, in the case of Leafeon). Either way, some of the new Pokemon TCG Pocket The cards are obviously stronger than others, or at least in meta to some extent. Unfortunately, the new Eevee Grove Leafeon is, unfortunately for its fans, not in good condition, and it can be absolutely unusable.
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The upcoming Eevee Grove for Pokemon TCG Pocket can be the last nail in the coffin for a long -term but hated meta of the deck.
The new “worst” Pokemon TCG Pocket card in Eevee Grove is already clear
New Leafeon of Pokemon TCG PocketEevee Grove has 90 HP, has no capabilities, has a retreat cost 1 and can attack a colorless energy with a blast of leaves. The blast explosion should be the main attraction of the card because it causes 10 damage plus another 20 damage for each energy of grass connected to the leafeon, which means that it can cause 30 damage with its first use and ramp. The problem is that Leafeon needed at least three or four grasses that would be attached to solve any form of incident damage, but should not survive the pile for a long time.
It is worth noting that cards like Guzzslord Ex and Team Rocket Grunt can destroy Leafeon's game plan.
Therefore, the best procedure would be to pair with any other cards that can speed up energy production, but the problem is that there are not many for lawns. Options would be paired Leafeon from Eevee Grove with Pokemon TCG Pocket'With Leafeon Ex from Space-Time Smackdown, which generates grass energy per bike whenever it is in an active place. However, Leafeon Ex is not even very bulky and can attack only 70 damage with three energies, making it a very similar option.
The Leafeon ex strategy could cause damage to the Leafeon, and potentially give the opponents two easy points.
The second, more sensible option would be to pair Leafeon with Serperior from the mythical island, because his jungle's ability to totem provides all the grass of the pokemon to double the amount of grass. In this case, for example, Leafeon with three energies could attack 130 damage with leaf explosion, but this requires a lot of settings for a small paycheck, exposing users to high risk of inconsistency in performance.
Why should Pokemon TCG players should think about playing Leafeon
Since Leafeon Ex decks did not work well in the past, and Serperior Decks had only a few strong exceptions for a short time, the new Leafeon would need a lot of help. At this point, there are simply much better and more consistent options for the investment, which means that this version of Leafeon is most likely to be outside the meta than it sets out. Package buzzwole ex Pokemon TCG Pocket This has been released with the extradimensional crisis is a good example of grass deck, which can be very strong for a small investment, and although it is not perfect, it shows how the new Leafeon is most likely a filling card.
