So I Finally Tried Gouging Fire... 

Wow do you have a list?

@@Jason-hk6fx Here you go 🙂 Pokémon: 11 2 Gouging Fire ex TEF 38 1 Moltres BRS 21 1 Munkidori TWM 95 1 Squawkabilly ex PAF 75 1 Roaring Moon ex PAR 124 1 Entei V BRS 22 1 Lumineon V BRS 40 1 Delphox V LOR 27 1 Radiant Greninja ASR 46 1 Mew ex MEW 151 Trainer: 36 4 Professor Sada's Vitality PAR 170 2 Iono PAF 80 2 Boss's Orders PAL 172 1 Thorton LOR 167 1 Kieran TWM 154 4 Nest Ball PAF 84 4 Ultra Ball PAF 91 3 Earthen Vessel PAR 163 2 Trekking Shoes CRZ 145 2 Energy Switch SVI 173 1 Lost Vacuum CRZ 135 1 Pal Pad SVI 182 1 Prime Catcher TEF 157 1 Switch Cart ASR 154 1 Hisuian Heavy Ball ASR 146 1 Bravery Charm PAL 173 1 Forest Seal Stone SIT 156 4 Magma Basin BRS 144 Energy: 13 7 Fire Energy 2 3 Darkness Energy 7 3 Jet Energy PAL 190

@@thefallenbassist very cool thanks, no dark patch 2X?

@@Jason-hk6fx depends on your preference but IMO the 4 sada is enough, you just want endgame RM anyways, fire is the main early-mid game option

@@thefallenbassist thank you

This upload rate is insane folks

The wordings are more specific than you paraphrased. Gouging Fire ex for example specified that you can't "use Blaze Blitz" (so one specific attack) until it leaves the active spot, meaning it can still use the other attacks, but not Blaze Blitz unless you switch it out. The others which say "during your next turn, this Pokemon can't attack" just means you can't use any attacks from that Pokemon at all until you switch it out (or you skip a turn). In general, the difference between "until it leaves the active spot" and "can't attack next turn" is that "can't attack next turn" has a specific duration (so only for that one turn), so if it survives that one turn, it can attack again. "Until it leaves the active spot" would force you to switch it out, no matter how many turns pass, for you to attack with that Pokemon, or use that specific attack again.

@@RedSatoshi okay that makes sense. Actually I think Gouging fire's wording is logical and self-explanatory, but the ones that say "during next turn, this Pokémon can't attack" is poorly worded.. Like how does switching out have anything to do with resetting that? It's still the same Pokémon, it's still the next turn... If you cherens care or scoop up cyclone it then that could make sense, but just retreating to bench and switching back in shouldn't reset imo.

@@jackcooper3193 It’s because the game rules of the TCG state that if you switch the Pokémon into the bench, all effects on it would be nullified, which naturally includes restriction effects

LMAOO you would be surprised how many ppl on tcglive don’t even know how to play the game or just troll you can win a lot with pretty much any deck

Hard disagree with moon being worse than bolt

​@@Willyazaa you know better willy

Don’t think so, gouging fire knocks out grass oger in one hit regardless of weakness.

@@hayeskwong1829 I’m just saying more and more people are playing fire Pokémon for the east knockouts. I realize it one hits regardless of weakness

This didn't age well lol

You only got 100 views in the first 10 minutes??

cringe, azul's on the rise bud