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As seen during the event.

Energies: psy + steel

Use Caterpie if opponent is supposed to use Druddigon in the first hand, else start with Koffing (Myth Island) or Jigglypuff.

Then start charging Wigglytuff.

The strategy is to use Weezing to poison the opponent's Pokémon, continuing to attack until it is knocked out. At that point, we will bring out our Wigglytuff to finish the job with the poison/sleep combination.

Butterfree is used solely to replace potions and provide greater long-term support to Wigglytuff's HP, as we aim to stall as much as possible.

Fighting energy only! Start with Chatot and cycle through and work to get Machamp on the board as quickly as possible. Aerodactyl is primarily used for control and Mew can be used as a nice counter to Mewtwo decks. A bit slow to set up, but Machop (1 energy) and Machoke (2 energy) can pack a punch on their own as you work up to Machamp if necessary.

From Game 8

This Weavile ex variation has access to a devastating 90 damage play with Dawn.

Attach an Energy to a benched Darkrai ex, triggering Nightmare Aura dealing 20 to your opponent's Active Pokemon, then use Dawn to transfer it to your Active Weavile ex, and attack with Scratching Nails for 70. This deck can achieve this combo fairly easily.

Spiritomb, a tech card, can do 10 damage to all of your opponent's Pokemon, which gets your Cyrus online immediately.

Energy used: Darkness

Use Moltres ex to ramp up your Charmanders while you search for Charmeleon and Charizard ex

This is a just an updated version of Mewtwo Ex with meowth, but Sigilyph is just strictly better in a psychic deck.

Main strategy is to set up Mewtwo Ex with gardevoir on the bench. This allows you to use psydrive every turn for 150 damage. Lead with Sigilyph and draw until you have everything you need. Ideally you wanna retreat your Sigilyph so your opponent doesn't get a point from it and has to take down both your Mewtwo Ex. You can consider adding a Jynx for a better matchup against Celebi, Charizard and Gyarados.

Use Chatot to get your Gyarados out as fast as possible. Burn as many cards as possible from your hand to insure maximum chance for new cards.

Main Ideas

• Arceus ex is capable of 130 damage with a full bench and Dialga ex can quickly provide energy to Arceus ex while acting as a wall in the active slot.
• Skarmory is capable of 50 damage when equipped with a Pokemon Tool. 50 damage is enough to knock out many basic non-ex Pokemon and can also push Pokemon with higher HP below critical breakpoints while only risking 1 point for yourself.
• Chip away with Skarmory until you can use Dialga ex to generate energy for Arceus ex.

• Remember the Mesprit can only attack when Uxie and Azelf are on the bench.  
• Shaymin should be on the bench only, if it gets pulled to the active spot you will be forced to burn an energy to retreat.

This is also a 3 🔷deck, so you can use it in 3D challenges! 

This deck primarily revolves around healing and hoarding energy. Try to start off with a Petilil/Lilligant to evolve and gather energy, and work your way up to Butterfree for healing every turn. Kricketune can help by confusing the enemy when you need to buy time for healing or energy. I made this deck with the goal of making a viable Kricketune deck because it's one of my favorite Pokemon, and while they aren't necessarily the focus of the resulting deck, it's been helpful in at least one match!

(I listed variations of many cards, since they pretty much do the same)

At the start, place Pickachu as the 1st Active Pokemon to Evolve to Raichu and hopefully have an Arceus on bench to lower taken damage, with the goal to stack energies with Magnetone for a Magnezone. If you can't place Pikachu or Magnemite as your 1st Active Pokemon, you could place an Arceus instead and wait for it to die of for the Leaf card to appear.

Going second, try to get Meltan in there to get some free energy, then get out with an X speed, evolve, and wreck. 

Going first, try to rely on Mawile to knock off energy from your opponent. 

2 Potions and Blue are uncommon choices, but I think they both pair well with Melmetal's ability. Blue in particular gets melmetal to 160 effective HP, which was very helpful during the Celebi metagame we just went through. 

Archiving this deck here, as I will of course be changing it with the new steel types like Dialga EX. 

Use Venomoth to poison and control oponents and Promo A Jigglypuff to hold for Wigglytuff EX to end the game.

Low retreat cost and energy needed to attack make this deck attack fast and sleep + poison is really annoying for the opponent to play against.

Use Meowsarada to take big damage or KOs on EX pokemon
Use Dhelmise to get early chip damage until it has built up 4 energy to take KOs on non EX pokemon 

Also use Giant Cape and Erica to keep to stall with Meowscarada until Dhelmise has 4 energy on it

Red/Sabrina/Cyrus potentally interchangable

Ideal Strat:

Poison high hp EX cards with Weezing and then swap to Muk to finish them off.

Other Strat:

Tank a lot of dmg with Weezing and Arbok, whilst dealing a lot of dmg yourself. With Gas Leak and Corner, you are likely to out-dmg most pokemon. Poisoning with Gas Leak and swapping pokemon is another good strategy for late game.

Jigglypuff:

A great pokemon for stalling if rng allows. If the other pokemon doesn't wake up, you might have time to pull the right pokemon cards.