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The core combo of this deck is having a Mewtwo EX as the active Pokemon with two energies while having a Gardevoir on your bench. This will allow you to put two energies on Mewtwo every turn, letting you play Psydrive every turn. Once this combo activates, there aren't many decks that can tank that much reliable damage.

Rampardos is one of those regular Pokémon whose power level is on par with Pokémon ex. For just 1 Energy, Head Smash deals 130 damage, an unmatched rate in Pokémon TCG Pocket (not even rivaled by any Pokémon ex so far). The attack comes with a drawback: if it knocks out the Defending Pokémon, Rampardos takes 50 recoil damage. Still, the upside of trading a Pokémon ex for a single point makes it well worth the cost. Rampardos can withstand both the self-damage and attacks from opposing Pokémon thanks to its solid 150 HP.

Reliant on Misty to generate energy quickly and start dealing damage. Avoid playing 2nd Lapras prematurely to avoid Sabrina, unless you have a fossil you can use for free retreats. If 1 Lapras dies, remove fossils to avoid Sabrina.

Cheaper version of Aritcuno 18T, Misses the attack for 2 energy but can help to start. If you get 1 Articuno, you can run it with 2 Lapras, and once you have the second Articuno, you can go to the Articuno 18T deck, or keep trying with some Lapras for extra pokeball consistency.

Here's a deck list to help with the Zero Trainer Solo Battle Challenges : PTCGP

Use only Fighting energy.

• Dugtrio is the main pokemon in this deck.
• Always try to keep Diglett/Dugtrio in the active spot.
• When Dugtrio is in the active spot, then your bench should have only on Marshadow and at least one Lucario.

1 Prize point deck which aims to counter EX that rack up energies like Celebi and Gyra EX. Deck is still able to take down Charizard and Mewtwo EXs after they discard 2 energies with the help of chip damage of Druddigon and Greninja. It can be inconsistent as you may not get to needed stage 1 or stage 2 pokemon in time, but is really fun to punish those big energy EX pokemon.

Both Koffing or Nidoran ♂ can be used to start. If Weezing is available early, evolve and use it to tank early hits while putting energy into Nidoran ♂. If starting with Nidoran ♂, evolve it and use it to tank while dealing damage. During this time, you should be able to build another Nidoking or Weezing for late game.

Use Koga to "heal" your Weezings to continue tanking hits. Red Card can slow down any deck that requires setups. (e.g. Mewtwo ex with Gardevoir setup) X Speed can be used instead of Red Card for free early swaps.

The plan is simple, hit them with Spiritbomb or Honchkrow to add a bit of damage, then use Weaville EX to hit them for 70 DMG. The deck works well in the early game with opportunities arising no matter what Pokemon you start with. All have 1 retreat cost so staying alive is fairly easy. Honchkrow is very useful for picking off those that wish to leave the front line. Obviously Darkrai ex does a far better job in this deck but this is the budget friendly version. The deck is very difficult when the opponent has established a board of tanks and has healing of any kind.  

Lucario's Fighting Coach ability can help cover for the lower damage of Gible and Gabite's attacks while they are waiting to evolve, as well as allow Marshadow and Garchomp ex to reach a crucial 120 damage break point. This allows them to OHKO the ubiquitous Arceus ex thanks to weakness, and even successfully OHKO through Giant Cape if you manage to evolve 2 Lucario.