N’s Zoroark Deck Breakdown

[PMJ]

Hello to all PokeBeach readers! This is Gabriel again with another Pokémon TCG article, and this time I want to talk about N’s Zoroark ex. Even though the deck is not the biggest success of the format according to recent tournaments (such as Atlanta and Champions Leagues in Japan), I believe it is worth taking the time to better understand its full potential, especially since we will have N’s Zoroark ex available in the Standard format for the next two years.
The current format, in a way, is a continuation of the pre-rotation format, with Dragapult ex and Gardevoir ex as the best decks in the format, while Tera Box, Tera Tank...

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[ChrisKing]

People say that it wasn't a big surprise when they revealed that Ghetsis was N's dad at the end of B&W.

"Of course... they look exactly the same" they say.

Well I look exactly like Kamala Harris and she's not my freaking dad. Grow up.

 

[Exo]

I wish there was more attackers

 

[bribri]

am i dumb or does the list not include okidogi

 

[jrod]

You have a section for Okidogi but do not have him included in your decklist. FYI.

 

[Cyndaquil987]

Isn't the tera hoopa better than okidogi for cornerstone?

 

[Lonk]

Isn't the tera hoopa better than okidogi for cornerstone?

I didn't pay for the article so I might sound like an idiot, but you can't Janine to Hoopa.

 

[Gabriel Pino Semedo]

am i dumb or does the list not include okidogi

Instead Fezandipiti ex is Okidogi ex, will fix it. Thank you!

 

[Gabriel Pino Semedo]

You have a section for Okidogi but do not have him included in your decklist. FYI.

Thanks for that, will fix it. Instead Fezandipiti is Okidogi in the decklist.

 

[Gabriel Pino Semedo]

Isn't the tera hoopa better than okidogi for cornerstone?

Hoopa ex is also cool, but you need more resources in the list to power up (energy switch probably) and you depend on having energy in the opponent's pokemon to do a reasonable damage, which in most cases is not enough to K.O. in one hit.

On the other hand Okidogi ex does the complete job. It power up itself with the first attack and one hit K.O. with the second attack.

 

[Cyndaquil987]

Hoopa ex is also cool, but you need more resources in the list to power up (energy switch probably) and you depend on having energy in the opponent's pokemon to do a reasonable damage, which in most cases is not enough to K.O. in one hit.

On the other hand Okidogi ex does the complete job. It power up itself with the first attack and one hit K.O. with the second attack.

I understand that, but how often is a cornerstone powering itself up quicker than two energy attachments, if the cornerstone player just bosses the okidogi it cant really do anything, and hoopa easily two shots cornerstone, and if it doesn't, you can push darmanitan and reversal to finish it off with a one prizer