Energy/Passive Attack/Baby Evo/Typhlosion/RetreatSwitchWarp/SetPokemonUp/WasteUp

1 - Is there any limit of types of Energy in a deck?
2 - What happens if I use an attack such as Grope from Sentret SW (a passive attack) against a successful Snow Cloak attack from Glaceon MD last turn?
3 - What if it's against Mewtwo LV X?
4 - Can we use a Baby Evolution Power on the first turn that a Basic Pokemon such as Magby is put on the field? (This includes on the players first turn of the game)
5 - Can Typhlosion's Evaporating Attack discard a Multi Energy?
6 - If there is a Water Energy with the Multi, can I still discard the Multi?
7 - If I have both Multi and Rainbow Energy?
8 - Can I use Retreat / Switch / Warp Point even if I don't have any other Pokemon than my Active Pokemon?
9 - Is there any procedure to follow concerning the setting up Pokemon during the set up phase since sometimes, the number of bench pokemon your opponent sets affects your choice of Active Pokemon.
10 - Can a player play Night Maintenance even if he has no Pokemon or Energy in his discard pile since when it says 'up to 3', which means a minimum of 1 card.
11 - Can a player play a stadium even if there is another stadium with the same name in play already?

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1) There is no limit to the types of Energy cards in your deck. If you want to include copies of all 8 types of basic Energy to your deck, you can do so.

2) Snow Cloak only prevents effects and damage that target Glaceon. Grope does not target Glaceon, so Snow Cloak does not prevent it.

3) As above, Psybarrier only prevents effects and damage that target Mewtwo LV.X. Grope does not target Mewtwo LV.X, so Psybarrier does not prevent it.

4) The Baby Evolution Poke-Power can be used the same turn that a Pokemon comes into play.

5) If there is not another Special Energy attached, Multi Energy provides every type of Energy, including Water Energy. In this case, you could select your opponent's Multi Energy to discard with Evaporating Heat.

6) You can choose any Energy that provides Water Energy. Evaporating Heat does not specify that it must be a basic Water Energy that gets discarded.

7) While both Multi Energy and Rainbow Energy are attached, the Multi Energy is only providing Colorless (due to its own text). If you attacked with Evaporating Heat, you could select the Rainbow Energy, but not the Multi Energy. However, once the Rainbow Energy is discarded, Multi Energy goes back to providing every type of Energy. If you attacked with Evaporating Heat again on your next turn (and if your opponent does not attach another Special Energy card to that same Pokemon on his or her next turn), you would be able to select the Multi Energy card to discard.

You cannot Retreat or play Switch, as doing so would have no effect. If your opponent has at least 1 Pokemon on his or her Bench, you can play Warp Point, as the card will have at least a partial effect. However, your Pokemon would not be moved to the Bench, so any Special Conditions would remain on it.

9) After players draw their opening hand, each player must place one Basic Pokemon, face-down, as their Active Pokemon. Once both players have set an Active Pokemon on the field, it may not be changed. Players may then place up to 5 Pokemon on their Bench. There is no specific timing on who places Pokemon first. Once both players have agreed that they are done setting Benched Pokemon, both players place their Prizes and proceed with the rest of the game. If a player does not draw any Basic Pokemon in his opening hand, that player has to take a mulligan, shuffling his hand into his deck and drawing a new hand. During this time, his opponent must place an Active Pokemon face-down, then place up to 5 Basic Pokemon on his Bench, and set out 6 Prizes. Because the player mulliganed, the opponent may then draw a card if he wishes. If he draws a Basic Pokemon and still has room on his Bench, the opponent may play that Pokemon face-down on his Bench. This process continues until the player who mulliganed draws at least 1 Basic Pokemon.

10) A player may not play Night Maintenance if there are no Pokemon or basic Energy cards in his discard pile. The Night Maintenance is returned to the player's hand.

11) A player may not play a Stadium card if another Stadium card with the same name is already in play. The second Stadium card is returned to the player's hand.