Scizor/Cobalion/Mewtwo Ex/Lock

[Professor Pokémon]

This is a Fun deck, but maybe it will work i don`t know say your opinion and help me to improve this deck!!!

Pokemon 20:
3-3 Scizor
3-1-2 Vileplume
2 Skarmory
2 Cobalion
2 Mewtwo Ex
1 Pichu
1 Cleffa

Trainer/Supporter/Stadium 22
4 PONT
4 Pokemon Collector
3 Twins
2 N
1 PETM (Prof. Elm)
1 FSL
1 Juniper
3 P-Com
3 Rare Candy

Energy 18
10 Metal
4 Special Metal
4 DCE

In this deck i want to get the Trainer Lock like any other Vileplume deck after the Trainer Lock i want to use Sizors Poke-Body to get no damage because every deck plays Special Energies (DCE,Prism,Rainbow,...). When my opponent switches after retreating his/her energies won't come back in the game.Mewtwo is there for lategame or battle against an other mewtwo because of that there are 4 DCEs

 

[Stuart Hayden]

The main problems I see is that
Skarmory is a good starter and helps power Cobalion and Scizor faster. He should be ran at 3 or 4. 2 makes him too inconsistent.
Cobalion should be your second attacker. Same thing. He should be ran at 3 or 4 to stay consistent.
Trainer lock decks can be very slow. Sage's Training helped a lot.
You should consider seeker 1-2 should be plenty. Spread is getting more and more popular and you don't want Vileplume dying.
Your energy count is way too high. You could probably dump 4-5 regular metal energies. Which will help thicken your lines up.

I ran a deck very similar to this until all of my cards got stolen so I know a lot about the deck style.

 

[Professor Pokémon]

Thanks for your help.

I think that skarmory should be cut out completely, because when i draw it i almost get everything out and the second thing is it steels my energies when i play only 6 or 5 so i don't want to use him.
The problem with seeker is that, that i only can get something other than vileplume back to my hand (trainer lock) but when i seeker something other i have to wait 2-3 turns to get back my full cobalion or scizor.

Sage's should be in i know but i don't like him, because i have bad luck with discarding.
Cobalion is a good idea to play 3-4 but then i had to use more energies.

 

[Jirachi]

I think skarmory is actually beneficial because it lets you attach two energies a turn including special I think, so it can power up both scizor and cobalion. I also do not think that pichu or cleffa or that necessary because skarmory helps set up better and collector and PONT take care of that already.

 

[Emopanda133]

Thanks for your help.

I think that skarmory should be cut out completely, because when i draw it i almost get everything out and the second thing is it steels my energies when i play only 6 or 5 so i don't want to use him.
The problem with seeker is that, that i only can get something other than vileplume back to my hand (trainer lock) but when i seeker something other i have to wait 2-3 turns to get back my full cobalion or scizor.

Sage's should be in i know but i don't like him, because i have bad luck with discarding.
Cobalion is a good idea to play 3-4 but then i had to use more energies.

Skarmory is the best starter for any metal deck. And even if you draw him too late, he's good for pokemon communication.

 

[Stuart Hayden]

This was the deck I was going to run before all of my cards were stolen in January. It doesn't have Scizor in it but I think the list will help you a lot when it comes to what you're looking for when it comes to a theme of the deck.

Pokemon (17)
1 Cleffa
2 Mewtwo EX
4 Cobalion (NV)
4 Skarmory
3-1-2 Vileplume

T/S/S (29)
2 Skyarrow Bridge
2 Seeker
3 Professor Oak's New Theory
3 N
3 Rare Candy
4 Twins
4 Pokemon Communication
4 Sages Training
4 Pokemon Collector

Energy (14)
4 Double Colorless Energy
4 Metal Energy (Special)
6 Metal Energy

 

[Professor Pokémon]

I made some changes so here comes y decklist

2 Mewtwo
4 Cobalion
3 Skarmoy
2-2 Scizor
3-2-2 Vileplume =20

4 Collector
4 PONT
3 Twins
2 Juniper
2 N
1 FSL
3 P-Com
3 Candy =22

10{M}
4 Special {M} =18
4{C}{C}

 

[Jirachi]

I think I would cut some steel energy and a gloom, because good vileplume lines are usually 3-1-2. I think 18 energy is too much too. I'd add in either another 1-1 scizor, and/or a shaymin and seeker in case scizor is about to get KOd, and you have a back up. Its not necessary but thats how I would make it for more safety in case.

 

[Professor Pokémon]

I made some changes here comes my decklist which i play now

1 Kyurem EX
2 Mewtwo Ex
3 Cobalion
3-1-2 Vileplume
3-2 Scizor

4 Collector
4 PONT
3 Twins
2 N
2 Juniper
2 Cilan
1 FSL
1 PETM
3 P-Com
3 Rare Candy

6 {M}
4 Special{M}
4 DCE
2 Prism

The reason why i play no slarmory is , because it steels my energy, it is a cheap prize card for my opponent and it`s useless when i don`t have it from beginning of the game.

The reason why i play Kyurem is for stalling and keep my opponent under pressure. It´s funny to discard his DCE or his prism and then to attack with cobalion when i got it with the energies.

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I forgot to post the 2 Seeker