Pokemon:
Strategy:
This deck is not built to be a Tier 0 mega-deck, but meant to be a deck that stays true to Aromatisse's ability with a small amount of utility. This deck is different from Fairy Toolbox in the sense that this deck stays more Fairy pure to rely on its core strategy to keep consistent.
My Choices:
3 Xerneas EX - 3 is normally considered too many but I feel Xerneas is a strong attacker and the 30 to benched Pokemon (from Break Through) adds up when you are looking to target down some key benched Pokemon or to simply spread damage. X Blast can be good for one-shotting EX's (with Muscle Band) or knocking out the Pokemon you used Break Through to target.
1 Seismitoad EX - Although I don't use the item lock very often, I use this card as a 100% Landorus EX counter. Because this deck is naturally slower than the Fighting decks, this card is the hopeful defense for Landorus.
1 Swirlix/Slurpuff - The Slurpuff line is a choice for the ability to prevent special conditions on pokemon with Fairy energies attached. This ability is good when your opponent doesn't spam Garbodor and gives you another utility Pokemon. Upon the release of Phantom Forces, I plan to bump it up to a 2/2 to include the new Slurpuff for draw support.
1 Carbink - Carbink is an extremely weak utility Pokemon, but I run it because with 3+ Fairy energy attached it does a minimum of 100 damage.
1 Pokemon Center Lady - Pokemon Center Lady fits the niche in the deck of healing some damage from one of the attackers when needed. Although you use the Supporter for the turn, it helps to allow certain Pokemon to survive another turn.
1 Scoop Up Cyclone - Scoop Up Cyclone is in this deck to protect the major attackers when they are close to knock out and allow you to recycle them and all cards attached.
Weaknesses:
This deck is a medium to slow deck that takes 2-3 turns to start rolling. Any fast deck can shred through any start and provide an easy shut-down.
Final thoughs:
I want to stress that this deck isn't meant to be a Worlds winning deck, but a competitive deck that uses the Fairies to some good potential. I am constantly looking forward to release of more Fairies to strengthen this deck and would lov to discuss future additions in the replies below! With all this in mind, I am open to suggestions and thoughts on the deck or the strategy of the Xerneas EX/Aromatisse engine. This is my first post in the threads so I look forward to good, creative discussion!
3 Xerneas EX (XY07 Promo)
2 Xerneas (XY Base 96)
2 Spritzee (XY Base 92)
2 Aromatisse (XY Base 93)
1 Swirlix (XY Base 94)
1 Slurpuff (XY Base 95)
1 Carbink (Flashfire 68)
1 Mewtwo EX (Next Destinies 54)
1 Yveltal EX (XY08 Promo)
1 Seismitoad EX (Flashfire 106)
2 N (Dark Explorers 96)
2 Professor Juniper (Dark Explorers 98)
2 Colress (Plasma Storm 118)
2 Skyla (Boundaries Crossed 134)
2 Pokemon Fan Club (Flashfire 94)
1 Lysandre (Flashfire 90)
1 Tierno (XY Kalos Starter 39)
1 Pokemon Center Lady (Flashfire 93)
2 Ultra Ball (Plasma Blast 90)
2 Evosoda (XY Base 116)
2 Pokemon Catcher (Plasma Blast 93)
2 Muscle Band (XY Base 121)
2 Startling Megaphone (Flashfire 97)
1 Pal Pad (Flashfire 92)
1 Professor's Letter (XY Base 123)
1 Energy Retrieval (Plasma Blast 80)
2 Fairy Garden (XY Base 117)
1 Scoop Up Cyclone (A-SPEC)(Plasma Blast 95)
3 Double Colorless Energy (XY Base 130)
2 Rainbow Energy (XY Base 131)
11 Fairy Energy (XY Base 140)
Strategy:
This deck is not built to be a Tier 0 mega-deck, but meant to be a deck that stays true to Aromatisse's ability with a small amount of utility. This deck is different from Fairy Toolbox in the sense that this deck stays more Fairy pure to rely on its core strategy to keep consistent.
My Choices:
3 Xerneas EX - 3 is normally considered too many but I feel Xerneas is a strong attacker and the 30 to benched Pokemon (from Break Through) adds up when you are looking to target down some key benched Pokemon or to simply spread damage. X Blast can be good for one-shotting EX's (with Muscle Band) or knocking out the Pokemon you used Break Through to target.
1 Seismitoad EX - Although I don't use the item lock very often, I use this card as a 100% Landorus EX counter. Because this deck is naturally slower than the Fighting decks, this card is the hopeful defense for Landorus.
1 Swirlix/Slurpuff - The Slurpuff line is a choice for the ability to prevent special conditions on pokemon with Fairy energies attached. This ability is good when your opponent doesn't spam Garbodor and gives you another utility Pokemon. Upon the release of Phantom Forces, I plan to bump it up to a 2/2 to include the new Slurpuff for draw support.
1 Carbink - Carbink is an extremely weak utility Pokemon, but I run it because with 3+ Fairy energy attached it does a minimum of 100 damage.
1 Pokemon Center Lady - Pokemon Center Lady fits the niche in the deck of healing some damage from one of the attackers when needed. Although you use the Supporter for the turn, it helps to allow certain Pokemon to survive another turn.
1 Scoop Up Cyclone - Scoop Up Cyclone is in this deck to protect the major attackers when they are close to knock out and allow you to recycle them and all cards attached.
Weaknesses:
This deck is a medium to slow deck that takes 2-3 turns to start rolling. Any fast deck can shred through any start and provide an easy shut-down.
Final thoughs:
I want to stress that this deck isn't meant to be a Worlds winning deck, but a competitive deck that uses the Fairies to some good potential. I am constantly looking forward to release of more Fairies to strengthen this deck and would lov to discuss future additions in the replies below! With all this in mind, I am open to suggestions and thoughts on the deck or the strategy of the Xerneas EX/Aromatisse engine. This is my first post in the threads so I look forward to good, creative discussion!