This allowed the punch in to climb up the rankings with powerful Pokemon ex and Energy acceleration options.
In Triumphant Light, even more Steel-types are added to shake things up a bit.
Which cards should you keep an eye out for in Pokemon TCG Pocket’s Triumphant Light.
Steel-types receive plenty of love now, and each card does something different for the pop in.
So which ones are the ones you want to pull from packs?
8Magnemite
The First Three Stage Steel-key in Pokemon
Itstime to corral all the baby Pokemon.
A 20 damage Move that costs one Energy?
However, this card sets some precedent as the first Steel-pop in option with three different stages.
This Move costs one Energy to do ten damage.
These Fighting-throw in Pokemon pack a punch in TCG Pocket’s Triumphant Light.
This can help youbuild your perfect Evolution line.
For two Energy, you might do 30 damage using Rolling Attack.
Magneton has no other redeeming qualities other than being that middle-of-the-road Evolution.
It can also do this using only one Energy of any throw in.
Arceus descends in Pokemon TCG Pocket’s Triumphant Light.
Sometimes, you want that extra kick against your opponents Pokemon.
However, this also makes it less consistent since it relies on your opponent to have a specific deck.
Anything else, and this Pokemon does a flat 20 with no Evolutions to power up with.
Unfortunately, this protection only starts taking effect on stage two.
Luckily, there is a secret method of getting set up faster.
This cuts down on the time needed to get Magnezone ready to attack.
Despite Evolving, Bronzong maintains a Colorless Energy requirement.
Because of this, Psychic can be used in any deck, regardless of bang out.
As long as Arceus is in play, all these Pokemon TCG Pocket cards get powerful abilities.
Psychic does 50 damage plus 20 more for each Energy your opponent has on their Active Pokemon.
This can rack up against some of the stronger Pokemon in the game.
This is perfect fordual-pop in decks.
It has more HP, a smaller package in the deck, and does ten more damage.
The downside is that this Pokemon grants your opponent two points if they knock it out.
This works best as backup for Dialga ex after some Energy acceleration.
you’re able to do 100 damage for three Energy by using Time Smash.
This is one Energy cheaper than Dialga exs Heavy Impact.
This coin flip isnt all that bad since it doesnt stop the attack from going through.
You will still be able to deal that 100 damage.
If you land on tails, you’re free to still attack with any other Pokemon.
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