Pokemon (4):
So, those of you who watched The Top Cut's videos over the years they were active may have seen Pooka's Quadino deck from Bad Deck Monday, the idea of it is to run only 4 Audino's with Busybody and Hip Bump and then Hip Bump your way to victory.
I decided to try to resurrect this hilarious deck into the current Expanded format, and I've got to say it is one of the most entertaining decks I have ever played, and I have won some incredible games with it.
The support I chose for this powerhouse of a card was the typical hammers and lasers, running large counts of all of them, as well as some Headringers and Xerosics. the strategy is incredibly simple, Hip Bump your way to glory, while hoping your opponent flips tails either on their sleep flips from lasers or their flip to attack, and hope they don't have a Keldeo-EX.
I strongly recommend you try this out, shuffle things around to your liking, and play it whenever you feel like having a silly game. it is honestly some of the best fun I have ever had with the Pokemon TCG and taking down a top tier deck with this is a thing of beauty (albeit a very rare thing of beauty)
#TeamHipBump
- 4 Audino (BCR 126)
- 4 VS Seeker
- 4 Hypnotoxic Laser
- 4 Crushing Hammer
- 3 Enhanced Hammer
- 3 Repeat Ball
- 1 Tool Scrapper
- 2 Super Rod
- 2 Switch
- 4 Muscle Band
- 2 Head Ringer
- 1 Dowsing Machine
- 1 Colress
- 2 Iris
- 2 Lysandre
- 3 N
- 4 Professor Sycamore
- 1 Professor Birch's Observations
- 1 Shadow Triad
- 1 Xerosic
- 3 Virbank City Gym
- 4 DCE
- 3 Grass Energy
So, those of you who watched The Top Cut's videos over the years they were active may have seen Pooka's Quadino deck from Bad Deck Monday, the idea of it is to run only 4 Audino's with Busybody and Hip Bump and then Hip Bump your way to victory.
I decided to try to resurrect this hilarious deck into the current Expanded format, and I've got to say it is one of the most entertaining decks I have ever played, and I have won some incredible games with it.
The support I chose for this powerhouse of a card was the typical hammers and lasers, running large counts of all of them, as well as some Headringers and Xerosics. the strategy is incredibly simple, Hip Bump your way to glory, while hoping your opponent flips tails either on their sleep flips from lasers or their flip to attack, and hope they don't have a Keldeo-EX.
I strongly recommend you try this out, shuffle things around to your liking, and play it whenever you feel like having a silly game. it is honestly some of the best fun I have ever had with the Pokemon TCG and taking down a top tier deck with this is a thing of beauty (albeit a very rare thing of beauty)
#TeamHipBump