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Scared of Wild Charge and/or Close Combat? Rightly so. Just to put HOW good it is in some perspective, consider that it has the exact same stats (45 energy for 100 damage) as Close Combat and Wild Charge, hugely impactful PvP moves that both come with a severe drawback (self-nerfing the user’s Defense by TWO stages)… but of course, Frenzy Plant has no drawbacks whatsoever. So it’s okay that it’s the best of the three moves!

Grass? Grass has Leaf Storm now (and literally only two fringey Pokémon that actually use it) and the admittedly OP Leaf Blade, but arguably no starter type in the game needs their Community Day move more than Grasses need Frenzy Plant. And of course, both Waters and Fires have Weather Ball. Waters have great moves like Surf, Crabhammer, Scald and others that deal high damage for their cost, while Fire types comes with some of the highest damage moves in the game (like Overheat and V-Create) that come with severe nerfs, but cheap costs. Hands down, Frenzy Plant is the all-around best of the three starter moves, leading in Damage Per Energy (2.22) and arguably relevance it gives Grass types. One last caveat: these are just my own thoughts based on experience and simulations… it’s not gospel or anything! If you have other thoughts, even differing thoughts, please post them in comments after reading so we can all benefit from your knowledge too!Īll that out of the way… let’s start with the moves themselves! FRENZY PLANT Blastoise is next, then Empoleon (mostly for Ultra), Samurott for spice, and Feraligatr for… uh… the collectors? Shadow and non-Shadow are worth having in ALL three Leagues. Swampert is the top target not just for Hydro Cannon users, but arguably of the whole weekend.Infernape and Emboar seem pretty hopeless. For Blast Burn, Charizard remains #1 (and its Megas are amazing in PvP, if that ever becomes relevant), but Typhlosion and Blaziken (ALSO a nice Mega) are not far behind.You can skip those last two entirely though.

For Frenzy Plant users, I rank them as Venusaur, Meganium, Serperior (though Serp is very much nipping at Meg’s heels these days!), Torterra, and Sceptile.

WELL, MAYBE YOU DON’T HAVE TO CATCH ‘EM ALL….

Although it is rather hard to tell, it does seem like only the Squirtle on the card is discolored, giving it a lot more value. Listed for $45 by user michigangirltreasures, this holographic Squirtle misprint shows that the Squirtle on the error card has supposedly been printed with much more of a green color than when compared side-by-side to what looks like a normal holographic Squirtle card. It is also worth noting that a misprint holographic Squirtle card from the 2021 McDonald's Pokemon 25th anniversary set is also making the rounds on eBay at the moment. While the holographic cards in the 2021 McDonald's promotional set are the ones fans have been on the lookout for, this one, in particular, was non-holographic, showing just how much some collectors value error cards. One McDonald's customer sold an error Pikachu card just last week for about $500. As with most any other set of Pokemon TCG cards, misprints and error cards tend to be both the rarest and most valuable cards on the third-party reselling market.

Zard single collection 20th anniversary rarest