So I'm really liking the Roaring Skies Shedinja. I was wondering if using a Mew EX and Dimension Valley would be a viable, competitive deck for tournaments. Then I could use Shedinja's attack for free and do potentially enough damage to one hit anything. Mew is frail but if I used multiple, I could keep one Mew EX on the bench and drop some rainbow energies on it to get some damage counters on it or something. While also using Mr. Mime and something to take out opposing Garbodor's since that would be one thing that'd wreck me. Does this idea for a deck sound viable? What is a potential deck list that could utilize this idea well?
Mew EX / Shedinja Viable?
- Thread starter Snoa
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This sounds pretty good.
It would be Quad Rainbow Energy but you need to get more Damage Counters in less time, because things like both M-Rayquaza, P-Kyogre, Gengar, can 1HKO either Mew or Shedinja as they can use Lysandre.
Sigilyph would be the best thing to put as active after you attack an EX; against non-EX decks I think another Mew as active could be best.
Virizion could be useful for status.
3 Megaphones would be best fit and that helps with Garbodor.
Which Tool could be useful at this deck? Does Muscle Band apply for the attack?
It would be Quad Rainbow Energy but you need to get more Damage Counters in less time, because things like both M-Rayquaza, P-Kyogre, Gengar, can 1HKO either Mew or Shedinja as they can use Lysandre.
Sigilyph would be the best thing to put as active after you attack an EX; against non-EX decks I think another Mew as active could be best.
Virizion could be useful for status.
3 Megaphones would be best fit and that helps with Garbodor.
Which Tool could be useful at this deck? Does Muscle Band apply for the attack?
Well Shedinja's attack is described as doing 50x number of damage counters, so if Muscle Band was on Mew that *should* add on another 20. That is really the only useful item I could think of adding. Hard charm wouldn't matter because Mew is so frail a hard charm wouldn't make a difference unless it was going to be a 3+HKO. Sigilyph is a good idea though. I didn't even think of that, I was considering Safeguard Suicune. But with safeguard Sigilyph I could use mystic energies and free up a tool slot on the Sigilyph for a muscle band. Then I could retreat for free, and control what's on the field with Lysandre's. And make Sigilyph stronger with head ringers on the opposing Pokemon. That way I'm covered. Sigilyph can counter the big EXs that would one-shot Mew, and Mew can take out smaller EXs (like Seismitoad) that wouldn't one-hit it.
I had the same idea and put together a list for it a while ago. You can find it here if you're still interested in the deck. I still haven't gotten around to testing it, but I feel like the hyped Speed Rayquaza deck could really outpace it. Maybe copying Emerald Break instead of Shedinja's attack would be the way to go in that match up.