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Since my first upload of the deck profile, I have since cut the amount of Megearna EX's to just a single copy, removed the minccino that discarded a tool attached from my pokemon and boosted the mega ray lineup to a 4-3. I have also since removed ninja boy in replacement of misty's...

I actually posted a deck profile that I would play if I played this deck. Its not the best, but its something to go off of. Its a bit more up to date with some of the ways you should be playing mega ray

You don't need Karen in this deck build. You can get away by using super rod which allows you to take any 3 combination of pokemon/energy back into your deck. I would drop a trainers mail for a Lugia EX which does 20x the number of energies attach to it and your opponent. It would be a great...

Pokemon: 21 4 Rayquaza EX 3 M-Rayquaza EX 2 Jolteon EX 2 Hoopa EX 4 Shaymin EX 2 Pikachu 2 Raichu 2 Jirachi Trainers/Supporter/Stadium: 30 3 Professor Sycamore 2 N 1 Lysandre 1 Pokemon Ranger 1 Hex Maniac 4 Vs Seeker 4 Ultra Ball 2 trainers mail 2 Super Rod 2 Rayquaza Spirit Link 3 Mega Turbo...

I run a lot of mega ray variations because I am trying to figure out what to pair with him. Great attacker and goes pretty fast during games, so I can help out with a few things. Personally id drop a lot of trainers mails, like @SquirtleScrub said your overestimating the power of shaymins. Id...

Pokemon: 13 3 Groudon Ex 3 Primal Groudon EX 4 Wobbuffet 3 Wobbuffet Break Trainer/Supporter/Stadium: 33 4 Professor Sycamore 3 N 2 Lysandre 1 Pokemon Ranger 1 Hex Maniac 4 Vs Seeker 3 Ultra Ball 1 Escape Rope 2 Switch 1 Professor's Letter 4 Scorched Earth 2 Mega Turbo 1 Super Rod 2 Max Potion...

every card in this deck is in standard format, excluding the Mew EX. The only other card you can include in this deck as a possible tech against M-Mewtwo would be baby mew with 40hp and its ability to copy any attack from your own BASIC pokemon. You could be able to use Xerneas attack Geomancy...

After playing the deck, I tested it three separate times against greninja. The reasoning on testing for greninja is due to the fact that it is still a deck that is widely competitive that requires no EXs whatsoever to do massive amounts of damage. I strongly advise against using Parallel City...

@Ratpool, I actually did test it against a greninja deck both teammates and ace trainer and I surprisingly enough liked the teammates over the ace trainer. I personally rolled over greninja early game, but late game I was struggling because even though I had 3 prizes left, my opponent had 4 and...

@LiftoffLizard, Yes it can pick up any 2 energies and attach it to a fighting pokemon. That is why it is a potentially good combo with primal groudon as it requires 4 energies to power it up.

Thanks for the great insight again @Ratpool, and thats what I have been thinking of doing while play testing is that I could afford to drop a spirit link for Ninja Boy. Ill test it in my build but I'm still on the fence about it. Early game it might be good, but late game I'm not too sure it...

Hey @Ratpool, Thanks for the comments on the deck, and I actually did run a single copy of heavy ball in this deck profile when I initially started play testing. I ran into some issues with the card, because as a pro it is benefical to getting your groudon and primal out quickly, but the con is...

Hey waterskypirate! Thanks for the comments! I read what you had to say about the deck and I agree with a lot of it! To make the argument however, the deck runs exceptionally fast depending on the variant you want to play. As a stalling tactic, you have the ability to hide behind wobbuffet and...

Thanks for the comments and suggestions! I appreciate it! And to add to what your saying, there are decks that run a lot of abilities (as explained earlier) and essentially this deck shuts all of that down. I actually lost to a zygard/viliplume matchup because of the insane ability viliplume had...

** DECK PROILE UPDATED** As of September 9th Pokemon: 14 3 Groudon EX (Primal Clash) 3 Primal Groudon EX (Primal Clash) 3 Wobbuffet (Generations) 3 Carbink (Fates Collide) 2 Carbink Break (Fates Collide) Trainers/Supporters/Stadiums: 34 4 Professor Sycamore 3 N 2 Lysandre 1 Pokemon Ranger 1...

I would actually consider lowering your froakies to 3 instead of 4. You opponent can mulligan, but by doing this will also increase your chances of starting with a talon flame as starting pokemon. Additionally, I do not exactly see the point of running max potions in the deck as they will be...

The main issue this deck will run into is a possible garbador tech in a deck you may face. Since there are no startling megaphones or xerosic, that will be a major factor when playing this deck that will cause dilemmas. I would increase the Lysandre count by one to compensate so you are...

Have you considered running Eco Arm in order to reuse the bursting balloons? The deck list seems fairly solid, and as close as possible to the old Greninja break before the new primal clash and on format.

Mr. Mime might now have a place in the new format with M-Audino now being a "thing." If you played a supporter, M-Audino can do 50 dmg to ANY pokemon on your opponents benched pokemon. Can easily do damage to any EX or non EX pokemon and can potentially ruin a lot of decks that have low HP...

I played this deck when Mew was released and thought it would be pretty cool to run the "mew toolbox lock deck" as it is extremely good at locking pokemon whether it be basic pokemon, Ex pokemon, or any evolved pokemon. I must say that I have played this deck at a local tournament and lost...