LBS - originally Lugia ex, Blastoise ex and Steelix ex.
This deck actually uses Holon's Magneton and Holon's Electrode for Lugia and using Blastoise ex's poke-power energy rain to counter the downside of returning an energy card. Strong bashing huh? Steelix ex however, i think is not fully relevant in this deck although it does make sense using the same tactic. It is true that energy or pokemon(for Holon's Magneton and/or Electrode)retrieving cards have to be used in this deck. This deck is over awesome, whoever thought of it is a genius. But, don't forget the downsides Lugia ex for example has only 100hp a bad sign, if u agree with me all basic ex's has the common weakness of 2 prizes for around 100hp done damage. Obviously Steelix ex can knock out Lugia ex while it is still on the bench. And another downside is there are too many cards involved in this main strategy, firstly Blastoise ex stage 2, Lugia ex and Steelix ex stage 1. Many people would argue rare candy solves the complication of getting Blastoise ex into play, but don't forget ATM Rock and many devolution tactics that can be used to counter this effect. I think there are too many pokemon cards in this deck, for example this deck have to use power tree in majority of the versions becoz Holon's Magneton and Electrode are not considered as special energy cards which makes using power tree possible. Retrieving these two energy pokemon(which i like to call them) would be best by using Holon Farmer or Pokemon Retriever. Then agian, this could be countered with any attacks that can discard special energy cards from your oponent such as Machamp's derail. If I am right, this round of worlds are formatted from ex HL to ex HP, so lets leave out cards from ex CG. Overall, i don't like this tactic, but however i really must admit and acknowledge that this is totally awesome.
If u came up with a different version of LBS or came up with a counter LBS decks, or u would like to say something i missed out on or would like to agree or disagree with any of my views, feel welcome to post on this thread.
This deck actually uses Holon's Magneton and Holon's Electrode for Lugia and using Blastoise ex's poke-power energy rain to counter the downside of returning an energy card. Strong bashing huh? Steelix ex however, i think is not fully relevant in this deck although it does make sense using the same tactic. It is true that energy or pokemon(for Holon's Magneton and/or Electrode)retrieving cards have to be used in this deck. This deck is over awesome, whoever thought of it is a genius. But, don't forget the downsides Lugia ex for example has only 100hp a bad sign, if u agree with me all basic ex's has the common weakness of 2 prizes for around 100hp done damage. Obviously Steelix ex can knock out Lugia ex while it is still on the bench. And another downside is there are too many cards involved in this main strategy, firstly Blastoise ex stage 2, Lugia ex and Steelix ex stage 1. Many people would argue rare candy solves the complication of getting Blastoise ex into play, but don't forget ATM Rock and many devolution tactics that can be used to counter this effect. I think there are too many pokemon cards in this deck, for example this deck have to use power tree in majority of the versions becoz Holon's Magneton and Electrode are not considered as special energy cards which makes using power tree possible. Retrieving these two energy pokemon(which i like to call them) would be best by using Holon Farmer or Pokemon Retriever. Then agian, this could be countered with any attacks that can discard special energy cards from your oponent such as Machamp's derail. If I am right, this round of worlds are formatted from ex HL to ex HP, so lets leave out cards from ex CG. Overall, i don't like this tactic, but however i really must admit and acknowledge that this is totally awesome.
If u came up with a different version of LBS or came up with a counter LBS decks, or u would like to say something i missed out on or would like to agree or disagree with any of my views, feel welcome to post on this thread.