Now, I know everyone is talking about Aerodactyl and how his power is
so good and everything, but there are other cards that can disable decks
too.

     Once, Fossil comes out, many people will create brand new decks based
around disabling the other players deck.  There are two cards in the Fossil
set that I know of that will render most decks absolutely helpless.  Let's
look at Aerodactyl:

Pokemon name: Aerodactyl
Pokemon number: 142
Type: Fighting
Evolution: Stage 1 - from Fossil
Level: 28
HP: 60
Weakness: Grass
Resistence: Fighting -30
Retreat Cost: 2
Attacks:
Power: Primitive Strength(or something similar): While this card is in play,
neither player may evolve any pokemon.  This power may not be used if
Aerodactyl is asleep, confused or paralyzed.
(3 Colorless) Wing Attack (30)

     This card is best suited as a bench warmer, much like Alakazam.  The
perfect addition to a Haymaker deck, he can sit cosily while your Hitmonchan
and Scyther KO the pathetic Charmander and Squirtle the opponent can't
evolve.  Another great disabler is Muk:

Pokemon Name: Muk
Pokemon Number: 89
Type: Grass
Evolution: Stage 1 - from Grimer
Level: 34
HP: 70
Weakness: Psychic
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: 2
Attacks:
Power: Chemically Changing Gas: When this card is in play, all Pokemon
Powers are disabled, except for this one. This power can't be used if Muk is
asleep, confused, or paralyzed.
(3 Grass) Sludge Attack (30) Flip a coin. If heads, the defender is now
poisoned.

     Personally, I think Muk is the better card to use if you're only
focusing on disabling cards like Blastoise and Mr. Mime.  His attack is
slightly better than Aero's due to the possible poisoning and he has 10 more
HP.  If, on the other hand, you want to keep your opponent from raising the
HP and Attacks of his pokemon, then Aero's the bird of choice.  Either way,
decks like Rain Dance and Invisible Stall are going to be obsolete when
Fossil comes out.

    -Jenny G.

P.S. Please post this Pojo! ^-^