I was looking through my cards today and I saw a Charizard I got in a pack and decided I wanted to make a fire deck anyways, so why not.
Here's the basic list, I haven't looked up any 'core' charizard decks, so tell me if it is dumb.
Pokemon: 23
4-3-3/1 Charizard AR/SF
3-2-2/1 Typhlosion prime/HGSS
2-2 Ninetails HGSS
T/S/St: 24
3x PONT
2x Bebe
4x Collector
3x Rare Candy
1x Palmer's Contribution
1x Interviewer's Question
3x Pokemon Communication
2x Expert Belt
1x Twins
1x Black Belt
2x Switch
2x Broken Time Space
Energy: 12
12x Fire
Strategy: Get out Charizard AR as fast as possible and swarm the bench with Charmander's first attack, collectors, etc to do 80 for 1 energy, or 100 with expert belt. Build Typhlosion prime for afterburner in combo with Ninetails for drawpower. Typhlosion hgss is there as my umbreon ud counter (since it is very common in my area). Charizard SF is there mostly for sentimental value, since I would like to run my base set Charizard.
I literally just made this list as I was typing it out, so I'm expecting a lot of criticism.
Here's the basic list, I haven't looked up any 'core' charizard decks, so tell me if it is dumb.
Pokemon: 23
4-3-3/1 Charizard AR/SF
3-2-2/1 Typhlosion prime/HGSS
2-2 Ninetails HGSS
T/S/St: 24
3x PONT
2x Bebe
4x Collector
3x Rare Candy
1x Palmer's Contribution
1x Interviewer's Question
3x Pokemon Communication
2x Expert Belt
1x Twins
1x Black Belt
2x Switch
2x Broken Time Space
Energy: 12
12x Fire
Strategy: Get out Charizard AR as fast as possible and swarm the bench with Charmander's first attack, collectors, etc to do 80 for 1 energy, or 100 with expert belt. Build Typhlosion prime for afterburner in combo with Ninetails for drawpower. Typhlosion hgss is there as my umbreon ud counter (since it is very common in my area). Charizard SF is there mostly for sentimental value, since I would like to run my base set Charizard.
I literally just made this list as I was typing it out, so I'm expecting a lot of criticism.