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If i'm not mistaken the only way to un-burn the Vileplume above would be to retreat or warp energy attach....since it body would prevent switch from being played.

You could try Bronzong SF to get the energy to the hand combined with Typhlosion or Magnazone. Bronzong lets you put a card on top of your deck to get any two energy you wish in this case psychic to use Balloon Tackle. I Drifblim with Espeon to move the damage from Balloon Tackle around. Hunter...

Basically you just assume to out-speed them is what you are saying. The one flaw I see in this logic is that most people who run this deck run 2 Spiritombs and 4 collectors and 4 Bebes. Spiritomb is the ultimate speed up because he says "EVOLVE NOW!!!" good idea but unfortunately I think it's...

From what I have seen its not just speed that makes SP so dangerous as its methods of Poke-turning damage and Poke-turning to use powers or bodies that can make beating them difficult. With Poke-turn gone they may at least be a little easier to take out. What do you guys think are some...

I would add Uxie X if I could but 'm not sure I could easily get my hands on him. I prefer BTS simply because I don't have to bother with putting Uxie active to lvlX him. I will try adding a second lineup of Vileplume as well as Spiritomb once he becomes a promo :) Thank you for your input.

No one has any advice...:( I could really use any advice you can give guys.

As someone who came back into the game when SP was king, I'm actually pretty excited to see that a lot of th new sets have cards to combat them. Now I will not say that I hate SPs because after all they do have their flaws but they are few and far between. For Example: *SPs have cards...

I would take out a 2 Uxie. It may not seem like enough but with ETR out right now it could be dangerous in the event of a failed SSU. Uxie also can hurt in playing Gengar/Vileplume due to Poltergeist when you draw lots of trainers that can't be played. I think the fewer trainers you have the...

Only problem I can see with this deck is that Shiftry has to be active in order for his body to work and theres always the Dialga X problem. I see Dialga X becoming much more popular due to the popularity of lock decks. You may wants to run a 2-2 Umbreon line just to be safe.

The idea is a classic Crobat Prime poison deck with Dugtrio to make retreating damaging to the opponent, and Vilplume as a trainer lock (to prevent warp point, switch,poke turn, super scoop up, etc.) I poison them with Crobat and if they retreat they take damage and retreating will be the only...