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Hello
everyone!
Plasma Freeze is officially released and as I said in one of my past Underground articles, I have been testing the new metagame for a few months already, because in the end it is the only format that really matters to me! (i.e. National Championships and Worlds Championships are played with this format). Anyways, as always, I decided to update The Decklist Out before the tournaments begin with Plasma Freeze decks begin, so be sure to check the lists out while playtesting. I think I have NEVER updated The Decklist Out as much as today and the lists are better than ever as well due to my extensive testing.
The hottest decks now! – section naturally had a makeover thanks to Team Plasma getting the spot of the BDIF in the current format. Weavile/Exeggcute list was added to the metagame decks section and all the old decks saw great changes in their list, because they have to adjust to the new king of the format. Also, as requested last time around, Plasma Klinklang finally got its place among the metagame lists and I’m also quite happy with the list I was able to develop while play testing and watching Klinklang in the tournaments.
As always, feel free to comment on the lists and decks that can be found from The Decklist Out. I triple-checked every list, so the card amounts should be perfectly accurate this time around. If you have suggestions or comments about new decks that should make it to the list, let me know and feel free to disagree with The hottest decks now! - section as well.
Now, to the lists!
Plasma Freeze is officially released and as I said in one of my past Underground articles, I have been testing the new metagame for a few months already, because in the end it is the only format that really matters to me! (i.e. National Championships and Worlds Championships are played with this format). Anyways, as always, I decided to update The Decklist Out before the tournaments begin with Plasma Freeze decks begin, so be sure to check the lists out while playtesting. I think I have NEVER updated The Decklist Out as much as today and the lists are better than ever as well due to my extensive testing.
The hottest decks now! – section naturally had a makeover thanks to Team Plasma getting the spot of the BDIF in the current format. Weavile/Exeggcute list was added to the metagame decks section and all the old decks saw great changes in their list, because they have to adjust to the new king of the format. Also, as requested last time around, Plasma Klinklang finally got its place among the metagame lists and I’m also quite happy with the list I was able to develop while play testing and watching Klinklang in the tournaments.
As always, feel free to comment on the lists and decks that can be found from The Decklist Out. I triple-checked every list, so the card amounts should be perfectly accurate this time around. If you have suggestions or comments about new decks that should make it to the list, let me know and feel free to disagree with The hottest decks now! - section as well.
Now, to the lists!
THE DECKLIST OUT
Table of contents
1. Metagame decks
1.1. The hottest decks now!
1.1.1. Thundurus EX/Deoxys EX
1.1.2. Hammertime
1.1.3. Blastoise variants
1.2. Metagame decks
1.2.1. Ho-Oh EX / techs skeleton
1.2.2. Darkrai EX/Sableye
1.2.3. Empoleon/Terrakion/Mew EX
1.2.4. Garbodor variants
1.2.5. Garchomp/Altaria
1.2.6. Darkrai EX/Mewtwo EX
1.2.7. Plasma Klinklang
1.2.8. Terrakion EX/Mewtwo EX/Bouffalant
1.2.9. Eelektrik/Raikou EX/Techs
1.2.10. Darkrai EX/Landorus EX/Terrakion
1.2.11. Eelektrik/Rayquaza/EX
1.2.12. Quad Sigilyph
1.2.13. Hydreigon/Darkrai EX
1.2.14. Weavile/Exeggcute
1.2.15. Landorus EX/Mewtwo EX/Tornadus EX/Tech
1.2.16. Darkrai EX/Absol
1.2.17.
1.3. Ex-metagame decks
2. Rogue decks
2.1. Sableye/Aggron
2.2. Landorus EX/Deoxys EX
2.3. Empoleon/Deoxys EX
2.4 Ninetales/Munna/Laser
2.5.
3. Japanese decks
3.1.
3.2.
1 Metagame decks
In the metagame decks section you can found every deck that is considered as metagame, which I’ve written about. Metagame means decks that are widely known and played and have done fairly well at the tournaments. The metagame decks section has 2 sections:
- The hottest decks now! has the lists of the decks that are considered as the best decks in the current format.
- Metagame decks section has the lists of the rest of the decks that are currently considered as metagame and are viable for tournaments.
1.1. The hottest decks now!
The hottest decks now section covers the decks that are the most played currently and have succeeded the best in the current format. This list will update every time when the dominating decks will change and this section will be the most important for competitive players so be sure to keep an eye on this section!
1.1.1. Thundurus EX/Deoxys EX
Pokémon:
3x Thundurus EX(BW8)
4x Deoxys EX(BW8)
2x Kyurem(BW8)
1x Snorlax(Plasma Gale)
1x Lugia EX(Plasma Gale)
=11
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
2x Bianca
2x Colress
2x Skyla
2x Plasma Ball
1x Ultra Ball
3x Colress Machine
4x Pokémon Catcher
4x Hypnotoxic Beam
1x Virbank City Gym
1x Float Stone
4x Switch
1x Scramble Switch
=35
Energy:
4x Prism Energy
4x Blend Energy WFLM
4x Plasma Energy
2x Double Colorless Energy
=14
1.1.2. Hammertime/Lasers
Pokémon:
4x Sableye
4x Darkrai EX
1x Keldeo EX
=9
Trainer:
4x N
4x Professor Juniper
4x Bianca
2x Random Receiver
4x Ultra Ball
2x Enhanced Hammer
4x Pokemon Catcher
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
1x Virbank City Gym
4x Dark Patch
4x Energy Switch
1x Scramble Switch
1x Max Potion
1x Energy Search
=40
Energy:
11x Darkness Energy
=11
1.1.3. Blastoise/Keldeo EX
The Standard
Pokémon:
4x Squirtle
3x Blastoise
3x Keldeo EX
2x Mewtwo EX
=12
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x Skyla
3x N
2x Colress
1x Bianca
2x Tropical Beach
4x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Rare Candy
4x Pokémon Catcher
1x Tool Scrapper
3x Superior Energy Retrieval
1x Energy Retrieval
=34
Energy:
13x Water Energy
1x Double Colorless Energy
=14
The Blastoise/ Black Kyurem EX
Pokémon:
4x Squirtle
3x Blastoise
3x Keldeo EX
2x Black Kyurem EX
=12
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x Skyla
3x N
2x Colress
1x Cilan
2x Tropical Beach
4x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Rare Candy
4x Pokémon Catcher
1x Tool Scrapper
3x Superior Energy Retrieval
1x Energy Retrieval
=30
Energy:
12x Water Energy
2x Lighting Energy
=14
1.1.5.
1.1.6.
1.2. Metagame decks
Metagame decks section covers rest of this season’s metagame. This list doesn’t include random decks that have done well in only a few tournaments but decks that have done well in many tournaments in the past and are and have been considered as metagame because they have long history. Naturally, this section will also include decks that are new but will be metagame decks for certain in the future. After each season some decks from metagame decks will move to “EX-metagame decks” section.
1.2.1. Ho-Oh EX / techs skeleton
Pokémon:
3x Ho-Oh EX
7x Attackers
=10
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Bianca
3x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Pokémon Catcher
4x Switch
4x Energy Switch
=28
Energy:
4x Double Colorless
10-12x Basic Energy
=14-16
1.2.2. Darkrai EX/Sableye
Pokémon:
4x Sableye
4x Darkrai EX
1x Keldeo EX
=9
Trainer:
4x N
4x Professor Juniper
4x Bianca
2x Random Receiver
4x Ultra Ball
4x Pokemon Catcher
4x Dark Patch
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
1x Virbank City Gym
4x Energy Switch
2x Dark Claw
1x Computer Search
1x Energy Search
=39
Energy:
12x Darkness Energy
=12
1.2.3. Empoleon/Terrakion/Mew EX
Pokemon:
4x Piplup
2x Prinplup
4x Empoleon
2x Mew EX
2x Terrakion
2x Emolga
1x Exeggcute(Plasma Freeze)
=17
Trainers:
4x N
4x Skyla
2x Professor Juniper
1x Cheren
2x Tropical Beach
2x Level Ball
2x Ultra Ball
1x Dowsing Machine
4x Rare Candy
4x Pokemon Catcher
4x Switch
2x Energy Switch
1x Super Rod
=33
Energy:
6x Water Energy
4x Blend Energy WLFM
=10
1.2.4. Garbodor variants
Big Basics variant
Pokémon:
3x Landorus EX
2x Mewtwo EX
1x Tornadus EX
3x Trubbish
2x Garbodor
=11
Trainer:
4x N
4x Juniper
3x Bianca
2x Skyla
1x Heavy Ball
3x Ultra Ball
1x Level Ball
1x Dowsing Machine
4x Rescue Scarf
2x Eviolite
4x Catcher
4x Switch
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
=37
Energy:
8x Fighting Energy
4x Double Colorless Energy
=12
1.2.5. Garchomp/Altaria
Pokemon:
3x Emolga
4x Gible
3x Gabite
4x Garchomp
3x Swablu
3x Altaria
=20
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Bianca
2x Cheren
3x Level Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Pokemon Catcher
3x Rare Candy
2x Super Rod
2x Hypnotoxic Laser
=29
Energy:
7x Fighting Energy
4x Blend WFLM
=11
1.2.6. Darkrai EX/Mewtwo EX
Pokemon:
3x Sableye
3x Darkrai EX
2x Mewtwo EX
1x Keldeo EX
=9
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Bianca
2x Random Receiver
3x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Pokemon Catcher
4x Dark Patch
2x Dark Claw
4x Energy Switch
1x Max Potion
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
=37
Energy:
8x Darkness Energy
4x Double Colorless Energy
=14
1.2.7. Plasma Klinklang
Pokémon:
4x Klink
1x Klank
2x Klinklang(PLS)
1x Klinklang(B&W)
2x Cobalion EX
2x Cobalion
1x Keldeo EX
1x Darkrai EX
=14
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Skyla
2x Colress
3x Tropical Beach
1x Level Ball
3x Ultra Ball
2x Heavy Ball
4x Rare Candy
2x Max Potion
3x Pokémon Catcher
1x Switch
1x Dowsing Machine
1x Super Rod
=35
Energy:
4x WLFM Blend Energy
3x Prism Energy
4x Metal Energy
=11
1.2.8. Terrakion/Mewtwo EX/Bouffalant
Pokémon:
4x Mewtwo EX
3x Terrakion
2x Bouffalant
=9
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
3x Bianca
4x N
3x Skyla
4x Switch
1x Tool Scrapper
2x Eviolite
4x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Pokémon Catcher
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
2x Virbank City Gym
=38
Energy:
9x Fighting Energy
4x Double Colorless Energy
=13
1.2.9. Eelektrik/Raikou EX/Techs
Pokémon:
1x Ditto
4x Tynamo
4x Eelektrik
2x Raikou EX
3x Mewtwo EX
=14
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Bianca
1x Colress
4x Pokemon Catcher
2x Level Ball
2x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Max Potion
4x Switch
1x Tool Scrapper
1x Super Rod
1x Skyarrow Bridge
=33
Energy:
9x Lightning Energy
4x Double Colorless Energy
=13
1.2.10 Darkrai EX/Landorus EX/Terrakion
Pokemon:
2x Sableye
3x Darkrai EX
2x Landorus EX
1x Terrakion
=8
Trainer:
4x N
4x Professor Juniper
2x Skyla
2x Bianca
2x Random Receiver
4x Ultra Ball
4x Pokemon Catcher
4x Dark Patch
4x Energy Switch
2x Eviolite
2x Tool Scrapper
2x Potion
1x Dowsing Machine
=37
Energy:
5x Fighting Energy
9x Darkness Energy
=14
1.2.11. Eelektrik/Rayquaza/EX
Pokémon:
2x Emolga
4x Tynamo
4x Eelektrik
3x Rayquaza EX
1x Shiny Rayquaza
=14
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Bianca
2x Colress
1x Random Receiver
4x Pokemon Catcher
3x Level Ball
3x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Switch
1x Tool Scrapper
1x Super Rod
1x Skyarrow Bridge
=33
Energy:
8x Lightning Energy
5x Fire Energy
=13
1.2.12. Quad Sigilyph
Pokémon:
4x Sigilyph
1x Mewtwo EX
1x Meloetta
=6
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Cheren
2x Skyla
4x Pokémon Catcher
4x Crushing hammer
2x Enhanced Hammer
2x Level Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
3x Eviolite
2x Super Rod
2x Tool Scrapper
1x Ultra Ball
2x Virbank City Gym
=42
Energy:
8x Psychic Energy
4x Double Colorless Energy
=12
1.2.13. Hydreigon/Darkrai EX
Pokémon:
3x Darkrai EX
1x Shaymin EX
3x Hydreigon
1x Zweilos(Dragon type)
3x Deino (Noble Victories)
3x Sableye
1x Mewtwo EX
=14
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
3x Skyla
4x N
4x Pokémon Catcher
3x Dark Patch
3x Rare Candy
2x Eviolite
3x Ultra Ball
1x Level Ball
1x Computer Search
3x Max Potion
2x Random Receiver
=34
Energy:
8x Basic Darkness Energy
4x Blend Energy Grass/Fire/Psychic/Darkness
=12
1.2.14. Weavile/Exeggcute
Pokémon:
4x Exeggcute (Plasma Freeze)
4x Sneasel (Plasma Freeze)
4x Weavile (Plasma Freeze)
2x Voltorb (Plasma Freeze)
4x Electrode (Plasma Freeze)
1x Audino
=19
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
2x N
4x Cheren
3x Colress
4x Level Ball
1x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
3x Pokémon Catcher
4x Dark Patch
4x Super Rod
=30
Energy:
11x Darkness Energy
=11
1.2.15. Landorus EX/Mewtwo EX/Tornadus EX/Tech
Pokémon:
3x Landorus EX
3x Mewtwo EX
2x Tornadus EX
2x Bouffalant(Gold Breaker)
=10
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
3x Bianca
3x Skyla
1x Scramble Switxch
4x Ultra Ball
4x Switch
4x Pokémon Catcher
3x Energy Switch
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
2x Virbank City Gym
1x Max Potion
=37
Energy:
9x Fighting Energy
4x Double Colorless Energy
=13
1.2.16. Darkrai EX/Absol
Pokemon:
4x Sableye
3x Darkrai EX
2x Absol (Plasma Freeze)
=9
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
4x Bianca
2x Random Receiver
3x Ultra Ball
1x Computer Search
4x Pokemon Catcher
4x Dark Patch
3x Dark Claw
3x Energy Switch
1x Max Potion
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
2x Virbank City Gym
=39
Energy:
12x Darkness Energy
=12
1.2.17.
2. Rogue decks
2.1. Sableye/Aggron
Pokémon:
4x Aron
3x Lairon
3x Aggron
4x Sableye
1x Darkrai EX
=15
Trainer:
4x Juniper
4x Bianca
4x N
2x Random Receiver
4x Ultra Ball
1x Level Ball
1x Heavy Ball
1x Life Dew
4x Devolution Spray
2x Rare Candy
3x Crushing Hammer
2x Enhanced Hammer
3x Pokémon Catcher
1x Super Rod
1x Revive
=37
Energy:
8x Darkness Energy
=8
2.2. Landorus EX/Deoxys EX
Pokémon:
4x Landorus EX
4x Deoxys EX
=8
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
3x Bianca
2x Skyla
1x Colress
1x Heavy Ball
3x Ultra Ball
2x Team Plasma Ball
4x Hypnotoxic Laser
2x Virbank City Gym
4x Team Plasma Badge
4x Pokémon Catcher
3x Switch
2x Energy Switch
1x Max Potion
1x Dowsing Machine
=41
Energy:
11x Fighting Energy
=11
2.3. Empoleon/Deoxys EX
Pokémon:
4x Piplup
1x Prinplup
4x Empoleon
4x Deoxys EX (Plasma Freeze)
2x Mew EX
1x Exeggcute
=16
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
2x Skyla
2x Cheren
2x Colress
4x Ultra Ball
1x Level Ball
4x Team Plasma Badge
4x Rare Candy
4x Pokemon Catcher
3x Switch
1x Super Rod
1x Dowsing Machine
=36
Energy:8x Water Energy
=8
2.4 Ninetales/Munna/Laser
Pokémon:
4x Ninetales
4x Vulpix
1x Musharna (Forewarn)
3x Munna (Long-distance hypnosis)
2x Terrakion
1x Landorus EX
1x Victini EX
1x Ditto
1x Emolga
=18
Trainer:
4x Professor Juniper
4x N
3x Skyla
2x Colress
4x Hypnotoxic Laser (HTL)
4x Switch
3x Level Ball
2x Pokémon Communication
2x Energy Switch
1x Pokémon Catcher
1x Virbank City Gym
1x Victory Piece
=31
Energy:
7x Fire
4x Fighting Energy
=11
2.5.
I notice a complete lack of Absol on this list.
ReplyDeleteI knew I forgot something when doing this list. I had all the time a feeling that I was lacking some card from the new set, but didn't come up with it. Thanks for pointing that out!
Delete1.2.6 Darkrai EX Mewtwo EX has 8 dark, 4 dce, and a total of 14 energy. coolMath4Kidz ;)
Deletewhy 4 electrodes and 2 voltorbs?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: Great question! I explained it in one of my past entries and the reason is simple. You need a lots of Pokémon to the deck in order to be able to discard them with Weavile, but at the same time you want them to be useful at the same time. With 4 Electrodes you have extra Electrode to discard with Weavile and at the same time you guarantee a T2 Electrode, which is huge. Also, the line isn't 4-2, because starting with Voltorb isn't something to wish for. Although there really isn't any good starters in the deck, the 60HP and double weakness to Landorus EX is questionable.
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ReplyDeleteIn the meta game section the darkrai deck (1.2.2) has 61 cards (40+12+9) - I counted and I think theres only 39 trainers
ReplyDeleteTrue! Fixed.
DeleteWhy Landorus/Mewtwo dissapeared from the hottest deck? Is no longer a tier 1?
ReplyDeleteYes, I think so. It's tier 1,5 at best. It has a very difficult Plasma match-up in its current form (with or without Garbodor) and Blastoise match-up is also very difficult thanks to Black Kyurem EX. I don't think Landorus EX will disappear completely, but it will decrease dramatically once the Battle Roads start going.
DeleteJust curious if you could do a Deck list for LATIAS Ex, Or any ideas for that setup
ReplyDeleteyeah that would be fun
DeleteIn fact, I have lately played around with a Latias EX deck, so once I am able to test a bit more with it, I'll surely do an entry of it. I'll try to test more this weekend! It's a very potential and interesting card indeed. Thanks a lot for the suggestion!
DeleteI Got this idea using, Bright Look Siglyph and Latias combo? eh who knows, cant wait to see your deck
DeleteI was thinking maybe Latias EX/Altaria? Just an idea..
DeleteWhat about: deoxys ex,Kyurem(pf), lugia ex,tundurus ex with blend and plasma energy. also use laser. Rough deck to beat! guess it will win some nationals!
ReplyDeleteAlready there. In fact, it's the first list on the page!
DeleteThis might be a little early, but does anyone know when megalo cannon will be released outside of Japan.
ReplyDeleteThat should be our August set after Worlds.
DeleteWhat about the rogue decks?
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'll add those to the list. I completely forgot that I even had rogues on my list since people rarely pay attention to them.
DeleteCan you make a declist out for Japan?
ReplyDeleteA very interesting idea, I'll certainly give some thought for it!
DeleteWhy no ace spec. in quad sigilyph? You could change ultra ball to computer search.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the idea of Audino in Weaville/Exeggcute?
ReplyDeleteI would imabine it's the dual utility in healing from Laser sleeps (and poison to a degree), and as a Pokemon to discard.
DeleteYou're missing out on a big deck that keeps kicking my ass: Accelgor/Mew EX/Gothitelle/Dusknoir/Musharna. While I think Musharna is a little much, this combo is tearing up every deck I throw at it. Gothitelle shuts me down 100%, and Float Stone lets them do whatever they want.
ReplyDeleteDecklist? curious about this
DeleteAccelgor/Mew EX/Gothitelle/Dusknoir has several problems. Set up of 2 Stage 2's and a Stage 1 is very difficult in the current game. Garbodor, of course, shuts it down completely, so target the Trubbish as soon as you see them. The theory behind including Musharna is to get your whole deck down to just 2 cards - Mew EX and DCE. Musharna gets 1 of them, you draw the other. Lay down Mew and DCE, retreat Gothitelle with Float Stone, put Mew active, use Dusknoir to move damage off their active, attack by copying Accelgor's Deck and Cover, put Gothitelle active, repeat. If you ever get it set up like this, it's hilarious!
DeleteGarbodor is actually one of the deck's best matchups. Run 1 Tool Scrapper, and once you scrap the tools, they can't get any more because of item lock.
DeletePlease post a Meta LATIAS Ex Deck!!!! I beeeeeleave in you!
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ReplyDeleteHow would be a Metagame Tornadus EX(Plasma freeze) deck?
ReplyDeleteI doubt the new tornadus will ever be metagame. Maybe for Windfall but then again N can do that. The second attack kind of stinks because you would have to use all 4 of your plasma energies for it to be able to OHKO any pokemon. If I missed out something please point it out thanks.
Delete'OHKO any pokemon'
DeleteSorry I meant EXs. I know it kills Ho-oh and other 160hp EXs with 3 plasma energies but I doubt Ho-oh will see play after plf.
I think there's been a miscount in 1.2.6. Darkrai EX/Mewtwo EX. There are only 12 energies, and not 14. Therefore the deck needs 2 more cards :)
ReplyDeleteDo you think emolga is still viable in this format with a weakness to thundurus or is shaymin BC a better option? Just wondering.
ReplyDeleteI expect to see more shaymins once plasma blast is out due to the virizon/genesects running around. Emolga will always be nice because free-treat but shaymin/float could be an option. Fiddle with it
DeleteWhy ultra ball in thundurus/deoxys? They are all team plasma pokemon
ReplyDeleteThe answer is here: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=510710052324825&id=224210994308067&comment_id=4795551&offset=0&total_comments=6
DeleteAnd I have told it a several times in my articles as well. Ultra Ball is simply better, BECAUSE you can discard the energy in the early turns.
Yes.i did not notice until today sorry :)
DeleteI was also thinking about Emolga. Does a weakness to Thundurus mean it will be replaced with shaymin BC? Or is a Free Retreat still worth it for him?
ReplyDeleteFree retreat is the key. RayEels has some serious issues against Plasma anyways, so the Emolga's weakness doesn't matter that much. In the end, you only need one CFF.
DeleteOk thanks Esa!
DeleteWouldn't the retreat actually help you though? Getting that extra energy in the discard is always helpful (and if skyarrow is out, you're no worse off than you would be if you were using Emolga). It also saves you the headache of more donkable cards.
DeleteYeah i guess so. But then emolga can do 20 damage when necassary if maybe u just missed a Ko
Deletewhy only the one virbank in every list. I find without virbank lasers become redundant against decks like blastoise or include keldeo ex with free retreat(near free retreat).
ReplyDeleteAs long as my opponent's play 2 of them, I'm better off with one. It's all about personal preference and what you expect from your opponents. And I expect them to play 2 Virbanks.
DeleteWhat do you think about snorlax/kyurem/giratina/lugia decks and articuno/thundurus?
ReplyDeleteCan do decklist for Dragonite? It looks like very interesting.
ReplyDeleteCan you do a list for Dragonite? It looks like very interesting.
ReplyDeleteCould you do a dragonite/garbodor decklist? I believe it will see some play. Thanks
ReplyDeleteIn weavile exeggute, what stadium should i play because my opponents virbank can be a real pain w Hammerhead. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYeah i would also like to know cos hammerhead+virbank=KO for weavile
DeleteCan the Weavile/Exeggcute Deck be like this?
ReplyDelete4-4 Weavile PLF
2-2 Electrode PLF
2 Absol PLF
18
2 Team Plasma Ball
2 Level Ball
4 Cheren
4 Professor Juniper
3 Colress
4 Dark Patch
4 Dark Claw
4 Potion
27
12 Darkness Energy
3 Prism Energy
Hope someone could help me :D
Question about the Garchomp/Altaria - is Landorus a good fit in the deck, or does he kind of fall to the wayside?
ReplyDeleteHey. I won a tournament with your Garbodor list lol.
ReplyDeleteWith the garchomp could you use landorus ex in it?
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a deck running Sceptile...
ReplyDeleteI know you hate Emboar, but I had big success in my city with Emboar/White Kyurem EX (I won against 2 blastoise decks) I added 1 rayquaza EX with the 4 blend wlfm to quick-attack Black Kyurem EX having attached only 3 energies (2 with ability) in one turn.
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to share this great deck :)
Which Kyurem is in the plasma deck? I'm new to the game :/
ReplyDelete