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This Deck needs some versatile thinking, as you can use Brock with both Onix for a quick sweep on the 4th turn (starting second in a match) and surprise your opponent with a Golem fully set up and ready to roll, as well as baiting/ stalling your opponent with a Marshadow trap to tear down their best pokémon (I find it extremely good against Pikachu that gets one-shotted thanks to weakness).

Try starting with Diglett to evolve to Dugtrio and have a line of defense (if you roll faces).
In the meanwhile, prepare a bench of Marowak, Machamp ex and Marshadow.
Marshadow gives you a way out if they're too fast at big attacks.
And Machamp Ex is a great way to finish stronger pokemons (Because of its 120 attack)
Hitmonchan is more of a panic button or a line of defense if you don't have dugtrio.

Get Lucky

Fully Dragon type deck. No type weaknesses.
This is a late game deck that focuses on defending with Druddigon while building up to Dragonite to sweep in late game.

The goal of this deck is to be able to consistently heal your active side (preferably Exeggutor EX), so you'll need to draw Pokemon cards as soon as possible. In games where the opponent starts, we'll have the chance to draw during the first turn if we have Caterpie in the active spot.

When you encounter a Psychic Pokémon, you can consider giving up directly

I think this deck is neat. There are a lot of ramp decks running around in the current meta, including three of the four major ones (M2 Ex/Mew Ex/Gdev, Gy/Art/Starmie Ex + Misty, Celebi Ex/Serp), so a card like Exeggutor can bring huge value if you can get it online. That's where Shiinotic comes into the picture.

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Low barrier to entry, easy to play, non-ex deck that consistently wipes many meta Genetic Apex decks (including Pikachu ex and Mewtwo ex). 

Remember to turn dark energy generation off in the deck builder  -- this deck does not use it.

The main strategy is to set up Dragonair on the bench as soon as possible. Keep Weezing active while setting up. 

Winning deck of "Ursiiday’s Pocket Weekly #2 Tournament" by Saitama.

Deck Traits: You want to draw many cards, and pivot smartly (You're okay with making sacrifices and aim to win games 3-2) ... however, because of this the deck is INCREDIBLY consistent and can outplay any matchup.

Early Game: Start  with Sigilyph or Mew EX as a wall, and build up an Abra line on the bench.

Fun deck to keep them on their toes if all works as planned.  Mankey to Primape high potential damage output while high HP Grappolt keeps their active on rotation while dealing good damage simultaneously.  Takes some time to set up if early cards draws don't go your way which is where Hitmonlee/Hitmonchan come in to do some popshots in the mean time. 

Start (if possible) with Dhelmise if first playing or Celebi if second

Build Serperior to double energies

If Dhelmise is active put 1 energy at the start. The other energies are preferably for Celebi

The goal of this deck is to annoy your opponent through constant sleep and occasional forced discard. Jigglypuff can be replaced with Promo Jigglypuff later on to maximize the annoyance. 

Starting with Meowth lets us draw a card using Pay Day, which helps us find essential resources or our Kirlias and Gardevoirs. This is crucial for a setup-intensive deck like Mewtwo ex and Gardevoir.

Mewtwo ex shines during the late game, taking out damaged and low HP Pokémon using Psychic Sphere. And also can hit with his big attack Psydrive.

This deck is how I went from 10 to 45 wins with an 80% win rate. It's Anti-Meta and beginner friendly. Anti-Meta, because it hits hard and fast and doesn't allow players to set up properly. Honestly, I think the deck is so unique players just have a hard time figuring out what to do. It's beginner friendly because there are no EX or high value cards needed. I didn't even realize this until I was making this guide. 

Start off with mew or mewtwo and keep upgrading gard then cycle through mewtwo and if necessary use mew to start and copy abilities 

Double energy: Water + dark

• damage backrow with Greninja
• swap with Cyrus
• stall with Arbok

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