Hey. I'm sorry about the mistake, but your Unown D does NOT shut down your opponent's. Someone else wrote an article with the same idea, but theirs works. Once again, sorry.

Here's a list of other mistakes I've corrected (so you don't need to tell me):

Baby rule: works against "putting" attacks.

Mr. Mime gets around its psy phobia: NOT. It offs itself on a bad coin flip.

Br's Primeape+Miracle Berry: It's just Berry, not miracle berry.

Regular energies on Ditto can count as D/M energies with the side effect: They can count as D/M, but they don't give the side effect.

Igglybuff is a terror to Ditto: No, it's not.

 

Now, let's look at a great card: Brock's Golbat. This card is absolutely awesome! It's rival: Yanma. No one uses psychic. Br's Gol's weakness is psychic. Therefore, no one will hit him in the weak spot (except for once in a blue moon. you know what I got to say to that? Umbreon). Everyone uses fire (at least they should; it's the only non-special type that no one is resistant to). Yan's weakness is fire. Therefore, everybody beats up on the clear-winger. Now, let's look at how to play Br's Golbat: first of all, let's establish the fact that it can go in ANY deck, as it has only colorless requirements. It is very energy-efficient (something I'll talk about in a latter article), with 1 whatever energy for 20, and 3 whatever energy for an assured 10 to all of your opponent's pokes (Yan-man needs a flip). It combo's great with E's Saur. Wait till the second turn. You have 2 pokemon: Br's Zubat active, and E's Bulbasaur on the bench. You evolve to Br's Golbat, and pkmn Breeder to E's Venus