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I don't think Tapu Koko has the kilometers to win Worlds, it won't get enough play-testing with the new cards. However, having SSU and Acerola will make it a top tier threat next format.

The thing is that all decks lose VS Seeker. Less items = less damage. Garbodor won't be as viable next format. Even Espeon takes a hit. Guzma will switch out of confusion, making the whole strategy less powerful

Quick update! Pokémon - 15 * 4 Volcanion * 3 Volcanion-EX * 1 Turtonator-GX *2 Ho-oh-GX BUS * 3 Tapu Lele-GX * 1 Staryu BKP * 1 Starmie EVO Trainer Cards - 30 * 4 Professor Sycamore * 4 N * 4 Guzma BUS *2 Kiawe BUS * 3 Brooklet Hill * 1 Rescue Stretcher * 1 Switch * 2 Field...

You run three copies of Tapu Lele and Ultra Ball and try to get a turn one Kiawe, when you can't attack anyway. Or, if you go second, the only attack you would use otherwise is Power Heater.

Lillie is so underrated. Glad to see it in a list, and I might just tech it in my Volcanion deck.

I think Volcanion will be very strong, as it loses (almost) nothing and gains Ho-oh-GX and Kiawe. Same deal with Metagross, it gains Necrozma-GX and drops barely anything. As far as new cards go, I see Gardevoir-GX being a top tier threat, and potentially Golisopod-GX.

I didn't say copy the list, I just gave for some inspiration. You don't need the Leles.

Volcanion will be one of the best decks next format and will be relatively cheap. see: http://www.pokebeach.com/forums/threads/post-rotation-volcanion-bkt-bus.141186/

APCA doesn't reduce your opponent's damage output. It reduces your damage intake.

Stop typing in italic Also, It's, "Unique."

Wow, you're so smart!

Skyla won't be as effective without VS Seeker, though.

*I agree with your Pokemon lineup (Except Staryu, I like free retreat for Volcanion.) *I understand what advantages a copy of Parallel City may impose, however I feel like it really takes a stab at the consistency of the deck (Which is one of the deck's strong points.) Without the 3rd Brooklet...

Passimian is supposed to be a deck with a key advantage of using 1-prize attackers. With Marshadow in the deck, you have your main attacker giving up 2 prizes, and only has 150 HP. Also, I feel like Passimian doesn't hit the right numbers. At best, the attack does 160 (attacking w/ Marshadow +...

I forgot about Bridgette, but Volcanion is a nice, juicy worm for the Guzma Fish.

I honestly think Umbreon-GX would be a better fit in this list; however, Sylveon's first attack seems incredibly strong, so I don't know. Other changes: -1 Super Rod | You've got Energy / Pokemon retrieval covered already. -1 Brock's Grit | *See above* -1 Hex Maniac | It's rotating, too :) -1...

It appears that a sufficient amount of feedback has already been received, but I do have to mention that this deck won't be as strong without Sky Field. At a most optimal situation, you can hit for 250. "That's enough to kill practically everything!" Right, it is. But it also won't happen often...

I have a few notes. 1) That's the Rayquaza from GRI, right? If so, I don't find it necessary. You already have 2 max elixirs for energy acceleration, and getting a Rayquaza start is rare with 16 basics and only 2 Rays. -2 Rayquaza 2) Your supporter line is ... bad. It really needs to be...

Yeah, I was thinking about adding a second Kiawe for more consistency. Max Elixir seems like a great card to remove in replacement, as the extra energy acceleration isn't necessary with Kiawe. My main goal of Kiawe is to set it up turn one, and hopefully going first. I haven't thought about...

*Update v2 Pokémon - 14 * 3 Volcanion * 3 Volcanion-EX * 1 Turtonator-GX *2 Ho-oh-GX BUS * 3 Tapu Lele-GX * 1 Staryu BKP * 1 Starmie EVO Trainer Cards - 31 * 4 Professor Sycamore * 4 N * 3 Guzma BUS *2 Kiawe BUS * 3 Brooklet Hill * 1 Rescue Stretcher * 2 Switch * 2 Field Blower...