meta

this is a easy game plan for this desk

Zapdos EX most likely be the tank, Pikachu EX at the back be the 1st DPS
if no pikachu EX in the 1-2 round, use 1 energy to Blitzle/Zebstrika for attacking opposite pokemon who carry energy

if opposite pokemon have already evo or have enough energy for kill our EX
then use two Blitzle/Zebstrika for attack them and place energy for Zapdos EX for the last try

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.

(Title is because I went through a phase where all my decks were named and themed after the various crime syndicates in pokémon- I have since moved on but this deck, as it has evolved and changed, kept the name because I think it's funny)

This is honestly, probably, the weirdest deck I've made. The list, just from looking at it, looks like bulls**t. But ... have faith, okay? It's actually pretty good. It's also about as close as I'll come at this point to playing the "meta." Buckle up.

Okay, I have NO CLUE what that other Team Rocket deck is on about. Muk??? Yeah right like Team Rocket EVER used Muk. Here's the REAL Team Rocket Blasts Off.

Very simple: Get Weezing up, use ability to poison enemy active pokémon. Use Koga to get Weezing out, put Arbok in, trap enemy pokémon. Repeat until win. If, for any reason, you are dead drawing and you have a Meowth, put it in as a card draw engine to get things moving, it's okay if it dies. This deck absolutely slaps Mewtwo/Mew/Gardevoir decks silly and is competitive with most other meta decks.

Strengths:
• Gyarados ex's 180 HP can withstand heavy hits.
• Gyarados ex's Rampaging Whirlpool can discard Energy from the opponent's pokemon.
• Greninja can damage any of the opponent's Pokemon with Water Shuriken.

Weaknesses:
• Weak against aggro Lightning decks.
• Takes time to set up.

Very consistent and low-luck based deck. I hit 45 wins in the Emblem 2 event with this deck due to the huge amount of decks playing Celebi. This deck eats Celebi decks for breakfast.

Ideally Ponyta out front first, with one energy to start dealing damage asap. A second energy if beneficial to evolve to A1a Rapidash, or just do A1 Rapidash for speed while giving energy to Vulpix on bench. Mew is here as a counter to some meta mons and also as a tank in a pinch.

Ninetales + Blaine can one-hit KO any Celebi even if a Blue is played

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

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.