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At most, useful against Titania. Swampert: God tier for me. The problem with lots of Pokemon in Reborn is the lack of TMs. Swampert learns Earthquake via level-up, arguably the best move in the entire game. Huge attack and HP, easily one of the most useful Pokemon from start to finish.
Lots of potentially great pokemon aren't as good as they could be because they lack reliable recovery. Registeel would be nearly unkillable if it had access to Recover. Running reliable recovery does run the risk of making you more passive, but the rewards often outweigh the risks.
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Retreating breaks all effects on a pokemon. So, if you retreat lucario, it breaks the effect placed on that lucario. Compendium Ruling: Bulk Up (Gurdurr - Black and White; Lucario - Unleashed; Combusken - Great Encounters)
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3 days ago · Since EX Ruby & Sapphire, the player can retreat Pokémon only once per turn. Effects that alter retreat costs. Several Pokémon are capable of altering a Pokémon's Retreat Cost, usually through Pokémon Powers or Abilities.
Mar 30, 2018 · 1. Look at the retreat cost of the of your Active Pokémon. This can be found at the bottom of the card, where it says “retreat”. 2. Attach energy cards to the Pokémon you’re retreating. In the retreat cost, you should see * symbols. Those represent how much energy is needed to be attached to that Pokémon in order to retreat.
2 days ago · Starter Pokémon (Blue/Red): Charmander, Squirtle, Bulbasaur. Starter Pokémon (Yellow): Pikachu. Partly due to nostalgia, partly due to how these games still feel great today, generation one’s ...
