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Mega Kangaskhan/Fairy

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pokedan24

Aspiring Trainer
Member
Experience: Intermediate

Pokemon
  • 2-2 Aromatisse (move energy around)
  • 2-2 M Kangaskhan EX (Tank and solution to Pyroar)
  • 3 Xerneas (Acceleration and non ex attacker)
  • 2 Xerneas EX (Backup Attacker and snipe)
  • 1 Mewtwo EX (Backup Attacker)
  • 1 Jirachi EX (Consistency)
  • 1 Keldeo EX (To get out of stasis lock decks)

Trainers
  • 4 Professor Juniper (Draw)
  • 4 N (Draw plus disruption)
  • 2 Skyla (Consistency)
  • 2 Pokemon Fan Club (Should be good for setting up)
  • 2 Lysandre (Will replace catcher)
  • 2 Level Ball (Gets out Aromatisse line and Jirachi)
  • 2 Ultra Ball (Gets out everything else)
  • 1 Dowsing Machine (The best ace spec)
  • 1 Super Rod (Insurance)
  • 2 Surprise Megaphone (For Garbodor)
  • 3 Max Potion (A staple for tank decks)
  • 3 Fairy Garden (Retreat with ease)
  • 1 Switch (You never know when it can come in handy)
  • 1 Escape Rope (Same as switch)
  • 2 Muscle Band (Pretty much a staple at this point)

    Energy
    • 8 Fairy (Must I explain?
    • 4 DCE (Most pokemon in the deck can use it so why not?)

    Strategy

    Typical Fairy tricks but with Mega Kangaskhan - a 230 HP pokemon that will be very hard to KO in one hit. I actually think this is the best Mega Evolution because of it's easy energy costs and splashability in any deck. Fairy seemed like the way to go because of all of their tanking strategies. The only thing I think I need is some room for a 3rd Aromatisse and perhaps more ways to get M Kangaskan into play. But I also realize the deck has plenty of other tricks up it's sleeve (M Kangaskhan was mostly for Pyroar anyway, but it seemed like such a natural fit in this deck)

    Here are some spoilers for future cards.

    Kangaskhan-EX – Colorless – HP180
    Basic Pokemon

    [C] Triple Draw: Draw 3 cards.
    [C][C][C] Family Kick: 70+ damage. Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 more damage.

    When a Pokemon-EX has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

    Weakness: Fighting (x2)
    Resistance: none
    Retreat: 3

    M Kangaskhan-EX – Colorless – HP230
    Mega Evolution – Evolves from Kangaskhan-EX

    When 1 of your Pokemon becomes a Mega Evolution, your turn ends.

    [C][C][C] Gangan Punch: 100+ damage. Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 30 more damage for each heads.

    When a Pokemon-EX has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

    Weakness: Fighting (x2)
    Resistance: none
    Retreat: 3

    Lysandre – Trainer
    Supporter

    Choose 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokemon and switch it with his or her Active Pokemon.

    You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).

    Pokemon Fan Club – Trainer
    Supporter

    Choose up to 2 Basic Pokemon from your deck, reveal them, and put them in your hand. Shuffle your deck afterwards.

    You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).

    Surprise Megaphone – Trainer
    Item

    Discard all Pokemon Tools attached to your opponent’s Pokemon.

    You may play as many Item cards as you like during your turn (before your attack).
 
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