Yes you can. If you really want to use stratagy, play a Switch and put up a Pokemon with a free retreat cost and you can retreat back, thus healing your Pokemon and allowing you to attack again
you may have up to 5 Pokemon on your bench, but you may have as many energy cards as you like on your Pokemon.
Rampardos has the highest attack.
Special Attack determines the amount of damage dealt from a move that is in the Special category of attacks. An example of a special attack would be Bubblebeam. If an attack is in the special category, it means that it is an attack in which your Pokemon's body does not make physical contact with the other Pokemon. Example: Tackle would be a physical attack, because your Pokemon charges at your opponent's Pokemon, which makes them physically contact, while Bubblebeam is projected from a Pokemon's mouth, so your Pokemon does not physically touch your opponent's Pokemon. Special Defense deals with how much protection you get from Special category moves.
deoxys in attack form
Yes you can. If you really want to use stratagy, play a Switch and put up a Pokemon with a free retreat cost and you can retreat back, thus healing your Pokemon and allowing you to attack again
you may have up to 5 Pokemon on your bench, but you may have as many energy cards as you like on your Pokemon.
Hyper Cutter prevents a Pokemon's attack stat from being reduced by an attack from the opposing Pokemon (it can still be reduced by an attack from your own Pokemon that reduces attack).
You teach a water Pokemon mimic and when a fire Pokemon shoots a fire attack your Pokemon will shoot it to!!
You don't see your Pokemon attack. Well not yet. They might add video images.
Rampardos has the highest attack.
with a pokemon at a high level that's fire flamethrower
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Yes, they can, unless the card itself says it has to be active. Here's an example: "Once during your turn, when (Pokemon's name) is your active Pokemon you may..." This indicates that the Poke-Power cannot be used while in bench.
Special Attack determines the amount of damage dealt from a move that is in the Special category of attacks. An example of a special attack would be Bubblebeam. If an attack is in the special category, it means that it is an attack in which your Pokemon's body does not make physical contact with the other Pokemon. Example: Tackle would be a physical attack, because your Pokemon charges at your opponent's Pokemon, which makes them physically contact, while Bubblebeam is projected from a Pokemon's mouth, so your Pokemon does not physically touch your opponent's Pokemon. Special Defense deals with how much protection you get from Special category moves.
It is a attack type from a Bug type
deoxys in attack form