3-2-2 Vileplume
3-2-2 Reuniclus
2-2 Donphan Prime
2-2 Beartic
2 Zekrom
1-1 Suicune & Entei LEGEND
2 Pichu
Pokemon Collector x3
Twins x2
Sage’s Training x1
Professor Oak’s New Theory x2
Copycat x1
Pokemon Communication x3
Rare Candy x3
Seeker x3
Tropical Beach x1
Flower Shop Lady x1
Water Energy x1
Fire Energy x1
Fighting Energy x2
Rainbow Energy x4
Double Colorless Energy x4
Goal of this deck is to set up quick using Pichu, Collector, Rare Candy, and Tropical Beach, then counter everything in my metagame.
Vileplume is a bench-sitter for trainer lock, which, if I can get it set up fast enough, shuts down my opponent's deck from setting up. It is also used to prevent my opponent from playing Switch and Pokemon Catcher, so they can't retreat from my Beartic or use Pokemon Catcher on my benched Reuniclus and Evolutions.
Reuniclus is also a bench-sitter, used for damage-swap, which makes my Pokemon quite hard to knock out. It works well with everything. I can move the damage to Zekrom and go up and hit with an Outrage. I can also move the damage from Beartic or Donphan, who don't take that much damage, over to the benched Zekrom, with its high HP, and Seeker to get rid of all those damage counters. Also, so my opponent doesn't knock out my SEL since it's a legend, I can do the same with it.
SEL is great because it can snipe my opponent's basics with ease, killing opponent's benched Reuniclus (good against Gothiclus) and anything else I can't catcher up because of Vileplume. It's massive 90 damage attack is good, too, considering it only costs two energy. When the energy from that attack gets discarded, I'll just play Flower Shop Lady to get it back again.
Advice?
3-2-2 Reuniclus
2-2 Donphan Prime
2-2 Beartic
2 Zekrom
1-1 Suicune & Entei LEGEND
2 Pichu
Pokemon Collector x3
Twins x2
Sage’s Training x1
Professor Oak’s New Theory x2
Copycat x1
Pokemon Communication x3
Rare Candy x3
Seeker x3
Tropical Beach x1
Flower Shop Lady x1
Water Energy x1
Fire Energy x1
Fighting Energy x2
Rainbow Energy x4
Double Colorless Energy x4
Goal of this deck is to set up quick using Pichu, Collector, Rare Candy, and Tropical Beach, then counter everything in my metagame.
Vileplume is a bench-sitter for trainer lock, which, if I can get it set up fast enough, shuts down my opponent's deck from setting up. It is also used to prevent my opponent from playing Switch and Pokemon Catcher, so they can't retreat from my Beartic or use Pokemon Catcher on my benched Reuniclus and Evolutions.
Reuniclus is also a bench-sitter, used for damage-swap, which makes my Pokemon quite hard to knock out. It works well with everything. I can move the damage to Zekrom and go up and hit with an Outrage. I can also move the damage from Beartic or Donphan, who don't take that much damage, over to the benched Zekrom, with its high HP, and Seeker to get rid of all those damage counters. Also, so my opponent doesn't knock out my SEL since it's a legend, I can do the same with it.
SEL is great because it can snipe my opponent's basics with ease, killing opponent's benched Reuniclus (good against Gothiclus) and anything else I can't catcher up because of Vileplume. It's massive 90 damage attack is good, too, considering it only costs two energy. When the energy from that attack gets discarded, I'll just play Flower Shop Lady to get it back again.
Advice?
