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RE: MewLock Deck updated

RE: MewLock Why Relicanth? I really like Relicanth, it is going to have a stronger presence once the new sets come out ( I believe). However, I feel that while it is a beefy basic, and is able to survive long enough to LZ some pokemon, and draw, he takes away a lot of consistency that the...

Mewbox (Jwok Box) Pokemon: 27 4 Mew Prime 3-1-2 Vileplume 3-3 Yanmega Prime 2 Muk 2 Jumpluff 2-2 Sunflora 1-1 Lucario CL 1 Zoroark Trainers: 4 2 Rare Candy 2 Pokemon Communication Supporters: 14 4 Pokemon collector 4 Judge 3 Professor Oaks New Theory 3 Twins 1 Flower Shop Lady Energies: 14...

While trainer lock is a great option as a Mewbox variant, I'm simply taking a different approach. It's more aggressive than the traditional Mewbox deck, while still maintaining the ability to be accessible in most situations. By streamlining the techs in the deck, and having a more potent draw...

Strategy: Using Relicanth's Prehistoric Wisdom to Lost Zone a Pokemon card that Mew can use later, or starting with Mew and simply seeing off what I need like a traditional Mewbox deck. I find that either Relicanth or Mew are both solid starters for the deck, while I prefer Relicanth because...

Any constructive comments will be appreciated:D 4 Mew 2-2-2 Vileplume 3-3 Yanmega 0-2 Muk 2-2 Sunflora 0-0-2 Jumpluff 1-1 Swanna 26 4 Collector 4 Oaks 4 Judge 3 Cheren 1 Flower Shop 3 Rare Candy 2 Communication 21 5 Psychic 4 Grass 4 Rainbow 13...

Just give her absolutely any deck, and let her win! Use Pokemon as a time for you two to just hang out and kill time over. If you try and get her into competitive pokemon, that is a different story. (I would avoid that).

Yeah, by dropping the -1 machop, and -1 machamp, dropping -1 rare candy would be absolutely fine with me. And the reason I run the 2 copycats, instead of the traditional 4, is because (in my experience with playtesting), 2 copycats always have worked out better than the traditional 4. It helps...

Just a deck idea I've had for some time, please give back any constructive feedback you can to help better the deck. Strategy: Pichu helps setup quickly, early beats with Cinccino/Yanmega, late game sweeps with Machamp; fairly straightforward. Pokemon 4-4 Cinccino BW 3-3 Yanmega Prime...

Updated with new list.

Strategy : Early beats with Yanmega keeps you ahead in the prize race, meanwhile building Magnezone as a mid game finisher. Tyrogue for Cleffa's, also removed the Kingdra line due to inconsistent draws. Ultimately, I want a more stream lined, consistent deck for the grinders before worlds since...