Typhlosion/Reshiram

[Dark Aero]

TOTAL CARDS: 60

POKEMON: 19
3 : Typhlosion (Prime), Promo-109
2 : Quilava, GS-49
2 : Ninetales, GS-7
3 : Cyndaquil, GS-61
2 : Vulpix, UL-68
1 : Tyrogue, CL-36
4 : Reshiram, BW-113
2 : Cleffa, Promo-112

TRAINERS: 28
3 : PlusPower, BW-96
1 : Energy Retrieval, BW-92
4 : Pokemon Communication, BW-99
1 : Revive, BW-102
3 : Pokemon Reversal, GS-99
2 : Rare Candy, UL-82
4 : Junk Arm, TM-87
1 : Switch, DF-83
2 : Engineer's Adjustments, UL-75
4 : Professor Oak's New Theory, GS-101
3 : Pokemon Collector, GS-97

13 : Fire Energy

Basic strategy try and get ninetails set up T2, possibly Typhlosion prime and start using blue flare either T2 or T3 to take prizes faster than they can.

 

[Chad the DragonLord]

-3 Fire
+2 Rescue
+1 Professor Juniper

-2 Engineer's Adjustment (not needed - Ninetales does it without using a supporter for the turn)
+2 Rare Candy (increase the odds of a T2 or T3 Typhlosion and thus increasing deck speed)

-1 Energy Retrieval (Don't need it with Typhlosion)
-1 Revive (Rescue Energy does this better)
+2 Sage's Training for better draw support and feeding your junk arms

 

[Zhaituki]

-3 Fire
+2 Rescue
+1 Professor Juniper

-2 Engineer's Adjustment (not needed - Ninetales does it without using a supporter for the turn)
+2 Rare Candy (increase the odds of a T2 or T3 Typhlosion and thus increasing deck speed)

-1 Energy Retrieval (Don't need it with Typhlosion)
-1 Revive (Rescue Energy does this better)
+2 Sage's Training for better draw support and feeding your junk arms

Explain why just 10 fire energies perhaps? 13 is the minimum i recommend to use along with 2 rescues.

Well Sage and candy change is okay, but i would remove switch, tyrogue and 1 cleffa instead of 3 fire energies for those 2 rescues and 1 juniper. You don't need more than one baby or you'll suffer from yanmega or have baby donk start more often...

~This is the word of one that has 2 month experience with TyRam and very rarely loses to others than ReshiBoar or mirror.~

 

[Dark Aero]

-3 Fire
+2 Rescue
+1 Professor Juniper

-2 Engineer's Adjustment (not needed - Ninetales does it without using a supporter for the turn)
+2 Rare Candy (increase the odds of a T2 or T3 Typhlosion and thus increasing deck speed)

-1 Energy Retrieval (Don't need it with Typhlosion)
-1 Revive (Rescue Energy does this better)
+2 Sage's Training for better draw support and feeding your junk arms

I do like it better with rescues instead of the revive, and a retrieval, and I haven't gotten around to testing sages yet, but I cannot bring myself to dropping fire energy down to 10

Explain why just 10 fire energies perhaps? 13 is the minimum i recommend to use along with 2 rescues.

Well Sage and candy change is okay, but i would remove switch, tyrogue and 1 cleffa instead of 3 fire energies for those 2 rescues and 1 juniper. You don't need more than one baby or you'll suffer from yanmega or have baby donk start more often...

~This is the word of one that has 2 month experience with TyRam and very rarely loses to others than ReshiBoar or mirror.~

I'm dropping my cleffa down to 1, possibly 0, but I think tyrouge is needed as a one of in most decks just for that T1 donk in a clutch match where they start lone cleffa, I know it is risky, but it also has great reward to it. I appreciate it though, I will update my list soon and am always open for criticism !

 

[Chad the DragonLord]

The odds of you getting donked with a lone tyrogue are probably just the same as you donking somebody else. Why leave it to chance if the deck wins on its own? I say drop tyrogue and cleffa all together. I use a single Stantler as my starter pokemon.

 

[K2theAblaM]

The odds of you getting donked with a lone tyrogue are probably just the same as you donking somebody else. Why leave it to chance if the deck wins on its own? I say drop tyrogue and cleffa all together. I use a single Stantler as my starter pokemon.

This

Many players are hip the the trend and have lower their baby count as well. Tyrogue is only as good as the meta will allow him to be. AND he's an easy target for Yanmega's otherwise.

I wouldn't worry about the T1 donk and try to make your deck as consistent as possible, all while lowering your baby counts so Yanmega doesn't Pew Pew them on the bench.