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And Bloodthirsthy eyes. And Secret Spring. And Nature's Breath. And Gyro Unit (Yes Silvally is good now.). And Steam Up. Well you get my point.

You all really need to stop thinking that having Glaceon GX as the active Pokémon is an instant win.

I have my decklist here but I doubt you can guess how it works if you don't know what it does, also I don't see videos on youtube as proxy VS. Gotta wait a few days. (I actually did one but it's in Italian so I won't even bother linking it.)

Don't worry my dude, Generation is still in town.

My dude, they are just about to release the first actually decent theme decks in Ultra Prism. Pick two of the Garchomp one, mix it, add other cards, a lele and make a few more adjustments and you're ready to go.

I have a friend who got absolutely destroyed by a 9 year old who got to worlds in the Junior category.

Sorry but I don't see the point. You're focusing on a Pokémon (Leafeon) that is only useful if you go second, flooding the deck with grass energies to hit it semi-consistently, in order to evolve the zoruas. If you go first, you do it as easily with evosodas and trading, most of the time if you...

Before speaking about the deck, where do you expect to play the deck? I mean, local game store non-competitively or do you expect it to play a few League Cups?

Gengar BKT, Gengar CRI, Lartos, Espeon EX. You play Poh Town here, the strategy is getting easy damage from Poh Town and Gengar CRI by the opponent evolving and putting energy down, spread damage with Latios, and get the knock out with Gengar BKT or Espeon EX by devolving.

It's normal. Personally I stopped forgetting if I played the supporter really soon, but since I play Zoroark/Decidueye there are some turns where I draw a dozen card during the turn and forget what I evolved and what abilities I already used, so this is what I do: As for evolution, when I evolve...

My bad, forgot that part. Wally is not that important.

Also I'd put the second Bridgette it (otherwise you're never gonna get the Nulls) and a few evosodas (Or you'll be stuck at 2 Silvallys top most fo the time.) Also float stone since you'll be stuck with Lele in the active 1 every 3 games.

You sure you don't want to play the 4th N for the 3 to 6 extra cards you're gifting you opponent after the mulligans?

You really like to put these three togheter it seems. While you're not wrong having all three makes the energy base really cluncky. Remove the splash energies, 12 with 8 water is already much. Put another Bridgette, also you can cut a Glaceon (as a golden rule of TCG, you want a 4-4 line only...

Point is, as soon as you turn in Zoroark for damage, the thorn in the side is gone. Focus more on Glaceon as an attacker. Having all three pokemons is really clunky, as already said by a dozen people, but if you really wanna play all of them, the less cluncky way to do it is cutting. Run a 2-2...

Would agree, but I don't play the Alolan vulpix in favor of the evosodas, so I don't really have any sacrifical lamb to put in front if I want to retreat a Gible I start with. Gotta find a day to test against Buzzwole so I can see if I'll make a split between the two gibles.

Almost forgot. Since you need the Luxio to be under the Luxray for Celebi to work, think about making space for a few Evosodas, will make wonders for consistency.

There is one really, really big hole in the deck. Given that by using only feather arrows you get completely shredded by fast and bulky decks like Buzzwole, your damage strategy depends on the counter energy. To use it, it's a given that the opponent needs to get the first knock out. If the...