Either way, the counters dont move until the movement effect resolves, and the sender and receiver still need to be there for the exchange to happen
Its second attack, Obsidian, is even stronger because it can thoroughly disrupt the bench setup of other Stage 2 decks
The reason this deck works so well is that Magnezone is extremely versatile and it can fit in any deck regardless of the main type, which holds true for Mew Ex and Yanmega Ex as well
In the meantime, enjoy Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths previewsit should be a monstrous time
TRR 86 1 Boss's Orders RCL 154 1 Pokmon Fan Club UPR 133 2 Pok Ball SUM 125 2 Switch SVI 194 2 Ultra Ball BRS 150 1 Rare Candy SUM 129 1 Super Rod BKT 149 1 Super Scoop Up BUS 124 1 VS Seeker PHF 109 1 Scorching Charcoal CLC 26 2 Computer Search BS 71 Energy - 16 7 Basic Fire Energy CLL FIR 7 Basic Lightning Energy CLL LIG 2 Double Colorless Energy BS 96 Visual Card Breakdown Charizard Deck Set List Charmander (Base Set) Charmeleon (Base Set) Charizard (Base Set) Ponyta (Astral Radiance) Rapidash (Astral Radiance) Magmar (Fossil) Ho-Oh ex (Pokmon TCG Classic) Pikachu (Base Set) Raichu (Sword & Shield) Voltorb (Base Set) Electrode (Base Set) Zapdos (Sun & Moon Promos) Clefairy (Base Set) Clefable (Jungle) Stantler (Secret Wonders) Miltank (Secret Wonders) Dunsparce (EX Sandstorm) Bill (HeartGold & SoulSilver) Boss's Orders (Rebel Clash) Computer Search (Base Set) Pok Ball (Sun & Moon) Pokmon Fan Club (Ultra Prism) Professor Oak (Base Set) Rare Candy (Sun & Moon) Rocket's Admin
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