Standard M Gengar EX / Wailord EX / Sigilyph

[Wookiee Scholar]

Pokemon: 12

• 4 Gengar-EX (PHF 34)
• 3 M Gengar-EX (PHF 35)
• 2 Sigilyph (PLF 118)
• 1 Keldeo-EX (BLWP 61)
• 2 Wailord-EX (PCL 38)

Trainers/Supporters/Stadiums: 38

• 1 Ultra Ball
• 3 VS Seeker
• 3 Float Stone
• 2 Lysandre
• 1 Skyla
• 4 Shrine of Memories
• 3 Colress
• 3 Gengar Spirit Link
• 4 Robo Substitute
• 3 N
• 2 Mega Turbo
• 4 Switch
• 3 Professor Sycamore
• 2 Max Potion

Energy: 10

• 6 Psychic Energy
• 4 Double Colorless Energy

Strategy:

Using Gengar to hit and run, hiding behind Wailord, Sigilyph, and Robos. Keldeo is just there to help with the constant retreating to get Gengar back to the active. Mega Gengar is there with Shrine of Memories to make Gengar a little more survivable. Additionally, M Gengar might be a fun counter to Mega Ray decks, using Emerald Break too.

Looking for any and all suggestions, criticisms, etc..

Thanks!

 

[Mora]

What's the point of Shrine of Memories when M Gengar can just copy Gengar's attacks with Phantom Gate? Virbank or Dimension Valley would probably be the better choice for a Stadium.

 

[Wookiee Scholar]

What's the point of Shrine of Memories when M Gengar can just copy Gengar's attacks with Phantom Gate? Virbank or Dimension Valley would probably be the better choice for a Stadium.

M Gengar can only copy the attack of one of your opponent's Pokémon...not your own.

 

[Mora]

So it does. In any case, if Dark Corridor is the attack you prefer to be using, I don't see much merit to playing the Mega. Sure you have more HP, but you switch Gengar with one of your Benched Pokemon anyways. I don't think the extra 50 HP is worth the ten slots in your deck.