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Oh, I see what you meant, I'll tell you later the success rate of playing with the Trashalanche Garbodor on PTCGO later. Thanks for your feedback!

You have a good point Merovingian, I forgot to mention I also might use Hex Maniac after testing on PTCGO. I only mentioned Aegislash as one of the Pokémon that can stop Seismitoad using an ability, not that I'll see it. It's true that I'll probably not see it in a regionals anyway, that's...

If you noticed, I made a slight change in my deck that will make my consistency a little bit better.

1.Guzma 2.Lysandre 3.Escape Rope 4.Genesect-EX 5.Mega Pidgeot (Most of the time, me dealing with Lysandre or Guzma will only be two times, unless my opponent plays a Recycle card).

Hey, DragonFang101, didn't you and I both comment on a different page? While I will be on PTCGO, I'll first replace the Head Ringers with a Special Charge and some other card.

I commented on somebody else's Seismitoad deck with some of the same responses, such as using Dowsing Machine or Computer Search. I'll probably also post how many cards can switch my pokemon so you can see how common it is to switch (Mostly Items).

The people that thought it was Trashalanche Garbodor, unless you didn't see the word BREAKpoint right next to Garbodor, I understand your mistake. I apologize for this comment.

Also, the reasons that I run Water Energy were not the ones you mentioned, but I still think the advantages listed can help. For example, what if he has Carbink or Aegislash, etc., that's what Garbodor is used for. Thanks for your feedback. I will edit my deck at around 9:00, after testing on...

Actually, I thought your comment was helpful and at first it was suppose to be some form of recycle card if any Energy was discarded or my Seismitoad was Knocked Out, but for now I put Head Ringer just because I'll see EXS more. Special Charge or Super Rod was a choice I considered. Should I...

Sure, I'll keep that in mind, but you do know that every deck that runs BREAKpoint Garbodor never attacks with it right? It's only used for Garbotoxin.

When I said 21 or 23 items, I meant that I'll either add two head head ringers or two team aqua base. Which one should I play?

Thanks for your feedback, I was just finishing my Seismitoad deck that incorporates ability lock, poison, 21 or 23 items, and energy denial.

*Today I'll finally be posting my deck list. This deck combines energy denial, ability lock, and alternative damage via poison.* 4xSeismitoad-EX 2xTrubbish(BREAKpoint) 2xGarbodor(BREAKpoint) 2xTapu Lele-GX 2xSeviper 4xProfessor Sycamore 4xN 2xAccerola 2xGuzma 1xTeam Flare Grunt 1xXerosic...

Thanks for your two links swaginator5000, I'll examine these deck lists and probably test these variants on PTCGO later. Quick question, what is your favorite deck that uses a "Lock" Mechanic?

I suggest running some Water Toolbox Pokémon to help for the low health of Magikarp, such as Manaphy, Articuno, or Glaceon. All of these cards help in a certain way.

*This deck is a deck which I enjoy playing competitively. Sometimes you can take a break from Seismitoad or a Mega Sceptile deck with 2x Super Scoop Up and 1x Scoop Up Cyclone. I only mentioned my scooping to show how Mega Sceptile can be annoying to decks that have low damage, but great...

I agree. Also, I will post two Seismitoad variants. One will be dedicated to energy denial to make item locks more devastating, and a poison variant to inflict damage quicker. (Poison Cards)

You took my post a certain way. Oh, I thought you meant Jolteon. You didn't specify which you were talking about. Though the comments about some of the decks are true, I do know that strategies are incorporated differently through certain formats. I was just listing decks that contained Jolteon...

Good question Latte1504, in this post I will tell you some decks that can use Jolteon-EX. Though I did explain it can ruin Night March, I never said it had competitive play. Also, Hex Maniac doesn't stop Jolteon-EX, as it has no abilities. I think you meant Pokémon Ranger. Which is a fair...

Confusion Unless you didn't see my past comment it didn't have any explanation related to "mega ray in expanded," as I only mentioned Mega Rayquaza because there is a variant of its own deck with Jolteon, a card that can shut Night March completely. Not that anybody plays Mega Rayquaza in the...