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Jumpluff-Donphan (Cities-need help!!)

T

Tendopain

Aspiring Trainer
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Pokemonz:
3 Phanpy HS
3 Donphan HS
2 Hoppip HS
2 Skiploom HS
2 Jumpluff HS
2 Sableye SF
2 Chatot G PL
1 Roserade GL RR
1 Smeargle UD
1 Crobat G PL
1 Beedrill G AR
1 Unown Q MD
1 Uxie LA
1 Spiritomb AR
1 Ambipom G RR

24 Pokemon

Trainerz:
3 Judge UL
2 Cyrus's Initiative SV
4 Plus Power UL
2 Energy Exchanger UD
1 Pokemon Collector HS
1 Pokemon Communication HS
2 Bebe's Research RR
2 Expert Belt AR
1 Twins TM
1 Luxury Ball SF
1 Power Spray PL
1 Pokemon Contest Hall RR
1 Rare Candy UL
TOTAL: 22
1 DCE (Double colorless Energy) HS
1 Rescue Energy TM
5 Fighting Energy
4 Special Dark UD
5 Grass Energy
TOTAL: 16
Give me your opinion and be free to post or comment.
 
WHY?
Please for the love of God tell me what synergy Pluff and Phan have in common? The only thing i can see is that they both set up fast and hit hard. Problem is, that while you're bashing stuff with Phan, you're slowly killing your Pluff's with Earthquake's recoil.

My suggestion for this deck is to pick EITHER Donphan OR Jumpluff, build a deck focusing on that, and post your new deck and then i'll be happy to assist you further.
 
Wow, talk about a random Pokemon line. KISS

Pokemon:

3-3 Donphan
3-2-3 Jumpluff
2 Sableye
2 Smeargle
2-1 Uxie Lv.X
1 Unown Q
1 Crobat

With that kind of line, you have a focused strategy. You have a mix of good starters (both are the best at what they do), have a decent enough draw engine, and two main attackers. That's a count of 23, which leaves room elsewhere in the deck.

With the only main attackers needing one Energy to do their main attacks, you really don't need more than 12 max.

6 Grass
6 Fighting

That's a good solid number, they should come up just fine.

With the T/S/St, let's focus on consistency first and foremost:

4 Pokemon Communication HS
3 Pokemon Collector HS
3 Bebe's Search RR
3 Broken Time Space
2 Rare Candy
2 Expert Belt AR
2 Energy Exchanger UD
2 Warp Point
1 Palmer's Contribution
1 Luxury Ball SF

23, same as the Pokemon. That leaves room for two cards for techs and such to play around with, but with that kind of solid foundation of T/S/St, you'll get the Pokemon when you need it quite easily.

dmaster out.
 
No, do NOT add Nidoqueen. Why would you suggest a random stage 2 line that will slow down this deck even further?
 
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