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GummyBear Lock

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Zackcat

Hello, I am fairly new to the competitive scene. I played in a very small laid back league last year, running a Vileplume Lock variant running Bellossom for an attacker. I had fondly called it "VileAwesome." I had decided to focus on YGO (my main game) and played less and less of Pokemon. With the release of the TCGO, I have been playing a lot more. I have decided to take the leap and get into the game more seriously and decided to run a new Trainer lock deck, using the Vileplume/Beartic combo along with Reuniclus to allow my Beartic to become nearly indestructible.

I call it...


GUMMYBEAR LOCK
(28)
3-3 Beartic EP (Sheer Cold)
3-2-2 Vileplume UD (Allergy Flower)
2-2-2 Reuniclus BW (Damage Swap)
2-2 Zoroark BW
2-2 Dodrio UD (Retreat Aid)
1 Zekrom BW

(6)
3 Pokemon Communication
3 Rare Candy

(13)
3 Twins
4 Pokemon Collector
3 Professor Oak's New Theory
2 Professor Elm's Training Method
1 Sage's Training

(13)
4 DCE
4 Rainbow Energy
5 Water
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Currently testing 1 Carnivine TR in place of the Sage's Training.
 
You've got waaaay too many pokemon. Drop the Zekrom, Dodrios, all but one of the Rainbow energies, and Zoroarks for 2 more Elms, another Twins, another PONT, another Rare Candy, another Communication, three Water energies, and three Cheren. This will drastically increase consistency.
 
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