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ZOOKEEPER BATTLE is a competitive puzzle game, in which players have to face off against other users from around the world in battles which basically involve making columns and rows of similar, animal shaped, pieces. The more pieces you clear from the board, the more damage you do to your opponent. The battles are divided into turns. ZOOKEEPER BATTLE. ZOOKEEPER', the popular action puzzle game played by over 10 million people, is now a Battle Puzzle, and is available for iOS!!! 'ZOOKEEPER' has powered up and become even more fun, with rankings, avatars, item collection, and other new elements added for 'ZOOKEEPER BATTLE'! The game is simple!
Now it's fun and easy to put together a Pokémon TCG game night.
Pokémon TCG: Build & Battle Boxes let you have a matchanytime you want with cards from the new Sword & Shield—Rebel Clash expansion.Each Build & Battle Box contains a 23-card Evolution pack, which includesan exclusive foil promo card and is designed to give you a solid foundation forbuilding a new deck. Get a Build & Battle Box for each participant and seewho can put the best deck together to win quick and fun four-Prize cardmatches.
Each box also includes four 10-card booster packs from the Sword& Shield—Rebel Clash expansion. Try to include Pokémon of types thathave a lot of cards in your pool, and finish up using your Trainer and Energycards. If you're short on Energy cards, look for the Pokémon TCG: Basic EnergyBox where Pokémon TCG products are sold—it contains 450 assorted basic Energycards, which should be more than enough to energize all of your group's decks.
With a variety of Evolution packs and four booster packs,you'll get to come up with a creative new deck each time you open a Build &Battle Box. These boxes are designed to be played using the Prereleasetournament format, where each player builds a 40-card deck and sets aside fourPrize cards at the start of the game. All the rest of the rules are the same.But you can use them to create standard 60-card decks, too.
Eligible retailers will be allowed to sell PokémonTCG: Sword & Shield—Rebel Clash Build & Battle Boxesto players starting April 18 withoutrequiring Prerelease event attendance. Take a look at the four promocards available in Sword & Shield—Rebel Clash Build & BattleBoxes, and get some tips to make the most of the one you receive.
If you find yourself with this Grass-type promo card, it maybe Flapple's Ability and the added effect of its attack that make it the appleof your eye. Flapple's Apple Drop Ability is a little awkward—you can put 2damage counters on 1 of your opponent's Pokémon, but if you do so, you have toshuffle Flapple and all its attached cards back into your deck. It'sparticularly strong in the Limited format of Build & Battle Boxes, becauseyou normally won't have a lot of ways to stop your opponent from retreatingtheir low-HP Pokémon, so Apple Drop might let you snipe a Knock Out that wouldotherwise be difficult. The Acid Spray attack does a solid 60 damage withoutthe need for any specific type of Energy, and the potential to discard anEnergy card from your opponent's Active Pokémon can really mess with theirplans—with a limited card pool, they probably won't have many ways to attachmultiple Energy cards in the same turn.
It'll take a few turns to build up to sending a Stage 2 Pokémonlike Luxray into battle, but this Lightning type strikes so hard for so littleEnergy once it gets rolling that it's more than worth the wait. Luxray's firstattack, Raid, requires only one Lightning Energy, so unlike most Stage 2 Pokémon,you won't need to commit any Energy to it while it's on your Bench. Once you evolveLuxio into Luxray and attach a Lightning Energy, you'll be set up to deliver aneasy 160-damage Raid for just one Energy. Raid will be weaker on your next turn,but attaching one more Energy of any type will allow Luxray to use Head Boltfor 120 more damage. And with 160 HP of its own, Luxray won't be easy todefeat!
Coalossal's Flaming Avalanche attack is a bit slow andcumbersome in just the way you might expect from such a big behemoth, but theCoal Pokémon's strength is generating Energy. The Tar Generator Ability is amazingif you can keep the fires of its engine stoked. Be a little reckless with howyou attach your Fire and Fighting Energy cards early in the match, because youactually want them to wind up in the discard pile. Once you get your Coalossal inplay, you can bring that Energy back to the field and attach it to any of yourPokémon—even to your Active Pokémon. While most Build & Battle decks willprobably struggle to recover if a Pokémon gets Knocked Out with a lot of Energyattached, Coalossal can harness its speed-boosting power to ensure your deckwill be faster than the opponent's late in the game.
Garbodor seems to be turning over a new leaf in its firstappearance as a Darkness-type card by coming to battle without even a singleway to stop its opponent's Abilities from functioning. This time, it caninstead antagonize your opponents by making their Active Pokémon Poisoned withits Poisonous Puddle Ability. This Ability has some serious advantages anddisadvantages specific to Build & Battle Box matches compared to a normalmatch. Since your opponent can only pick from a small pool of cards to createtheir deck, they probably won't have many ways to easily recover from theSpecial Condition. However, since you also need a relatively rareStadium card to be in play to use this Ability, Garbodor can be a little trickyto use. If you have any Stadium cards, get one on the field as quickly as youcan, so Garbodor can contribute to the team with Poison damage throughout thegame! Garbodor does have a decent 80-damage attack, butit, too, will be a little tricky to get rolling with three Energy needed.
Pokémon TCG: Build & Battle Boxes let you have a matchanytime you want with cards from the new Sword & Shield—Rebel Clash expansion.Each Build & Battle Box contains a 23-card Evolution pack, which includesan exclusive foil promo card and is designed to give you a solid foundation forbuilding a new deck. Get a Build & Battle Box for each participant and seewho can put the best deck together to win quick and fun four-Prize cardmatches.
Each box also includes four 10-card booster packs from the Sword& Shield—Rebel Clash expansion. Try to include Pokémon of types thathave a lot of cards in your pool, and finish up using your Trainer and Energycards. If you're short on Energy cards, look for the Pokémon TCG: Basic EnergyBox where Pokémon TCG products are sold—it contains 450 assorted basic Energycards, which should be more than enough to energize all of your group's decks.
With a variety of Evolution packs and four booster packs,you'll get to come up with a creative new deck each time you open a Build &Battle Box. These boxes are designed to be played using the Prereleasetournament format, where each player builds a 40-card deck and sets aside fourPrize cards at the start of the game. All the rest of the rules are the same.But you can use them to create standard 60-card decks, too.
Eligible retailers will be allowed to sell PokémonTCG: Sword & Shield—Rebel Clash Build & Battle Boxesto players starting April 18 withoutrequiring Prerelease event attendance. Take a look at the four promocards available in Sword & Shield—Rebel Clash Build & BattleBoxes, and get some tips to make the most of the one you receive.
If you find yourself with this Grass-type promo card, it maybe Flapple's Ability and the added effect of its attack that make it the appleof your eye. Flapple's Apple Drop Ability is a little awkward—you can put 2damage counters on 1 of your opponent's Pokémon, but if you do so, you have toshuffle Flapple and all its attached cards back into your deck. It'sparticularly strong in the Limited format of Build & Battle Boxes, becauseyou normally won't have a lot of ways to stop your opponent from retreatingtheir low-HP Pokémon, so Apple Drop might let you snipe a Knock Out that wouldotherwise be difficult. The Acid Spray attack does a solid 60 damage withoutthe need for any specific type of Energy, and the potential to discard anEnergy card from your opponent's Active Pokémon can really mess with theirplans—with a limited card pool, they probably won't have many ways to attachmultiple Energy cards in the same turn.
It'll take a few turns to build up to sending a Stage 2 Pokémonlike Luxray into battle, but this Lightning type strikes so hard for so littleEnergy once it gets rolling that it's more than worth the wait. Luxray's firstattack, Raid, requires only one Lightning Energy, so unlike most Stage 2 Pokémon,you won't need to commit any Energy to it while it's on your Bench. Once you evolveLuxio into Luxray and attach a Lightning Energy, you'll be set up to deliver aneasy 160-damage Raid for just one Energy. Raid will be weaker on your next turn,but attaching one more Energy of any type will allow Luxray to use Head Boltfor 120 more damage. And with 160 HP of its own, Luxray won't be easy todefeat!
Coalossal's Flaming Avalanche attack is a bit slow andcumbersome in just the way you might expect from such a big behemoth, but theCoal Pokémon's strength is generating Energy. The Tar Generator Ability is amazingif you can keep the fires of its engine stoked. Be a little reckless with howyou attach your Fire and Fighting Energy cards early in the match, because youactually want them to wind up in the discard pile. Once you get your Coalossal inplay, you can bring that Energy back to the field and attach it to any of yourPokémon—even to your Active Pokémon. While most Build & Battle decks willprobably struggle to recover if a Pokémon gets Knocked Out with a lot of Energyattached, Coalossal can harness its speed-boosting power to ensure your deckwill be faster than the opponent's late in the game.
Garbodor seems to be turning over a new leaf in its firstappearance as a Darkness-type card by coming to battle without even a singleway to stop its opponent's Abilities from functioning. This time, it caninstead antagonize your opponents by making their Active Pokémon Poisoned withits Poisonous Puddle Ability. This Ability has some serious advantages anddisadvantages specific to Build & Battle Box matches compared to a normalmatch. Since your opponent can only pick from a small pool of cards to createtheir deck, they probably won't have many ways to easily recover from theSpecial Condition. However, since you also need a relatively rareStadium card to be in play to use this Ability, Garbodor can be a little trickyto use. If you have any Stadium cards, get one on the field as quickly as youcan, so Garbodor can contribute to the team with Poison damage throughout thegame! Garbodor does have a decent 80-damage attack, butit, too, will be a little tricky to get rolling with three Energy needed.
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Each Build & Battle Box is a little different, so youcan add your own creative twist. Have some quick and fun battles using cardsfrom the new Sword & Shield—Rebel Clash expansion today!
