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bro this is insane- you can use dusknoir to snipe bibarel, then counter catcher and then iono/roxanne.

It probably will be, but not as dominant as it is now- but likely not because of dragapult. Charizard should have a decent matchup into dragapult because it can hit harder and also already plays counters to spread. Charizard’s real fear will be Ogerpon ex, if it’s any good.

When you look at it, lost tina is really the only other deck that can even compare to charizard in terms of stats and consistency in this format, but even it’s insane comfey engine can’t compete with pidgeot and bibarel charizard always seems to be able to stay consistent every single turn.

LOST BOX NEVER DIES. We’ll just play two manaphys.

“2024”

Funnily enough I actually like post rotation tina more because you don’t have to play the paths and can make it more consistent or teched out instead.

optimal zard art?

dragapult would be awful, but luckily that drakloak is pretty good.

Please make a Rayquaza ex!!!

would only maybe see play in zorobox, but that’s rotating so not anymore.

So that’s why a bunch of cards i’ve seen here have said “and then, slap ‘em!” when talking about the opponent lol.

Giratina’s well rounded until you top deck a tina v and all your switching and disruption cards for the first 4 turns.

Love to see pokemon creating 4 pokemon ex with basically the same exact attack just worded differently!

While I was i initially hesitant about the deck due to its negative publicity, after testing and building it IRL I can say it definitely is tier one. almost 80% of the time you can hit the turn one OHKO on anything, something that literally no other deck can do. While it can run out of steam...

love how the portland report comes out right after charlotte

You had counter catcher for game next turn? Not anymore!

these are some game breaking cards, yikes

Unfortunately these cards probably won’t see too much play, flutter mane’s ability and attack just isn’t quite good enough and tyranitar’s first attack is way to risky and inconsistent for a meta deck.

Luckily though, most decks don’t play jirachi so you often don’t need to worry about it at all. With Iron hands, you just have to maintain a good prize trade, which can be hard to do because you have to take a big knockout almost every turn or set up to take two knockouts in one turn.

I wonder if they’re gonna make a single prize roaring moon and iron treads. they should, it only makes sense. If they do I’m hyped for the roaring moon.