Basic · Pokemon
This attack is used twice in a row. The second attack does 40 damage. (If the first attack Knocks Out your opponent's Active Pokémon, the second attack is used after your opponent chooses a new Active Pokémon.)
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Mega Kangaskhan ex Happiny30.0% · 18
Mega Kangaskhan ex Teal Mask Ogerpon ex11.7% · 7
Team Rocket's Raticate ex Mega Kangaskhan ex10.0% · 6
Mega Kangaskhan ex Pichu8.3% · 5
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Ramp kang and just keep swinging. Happiny just doesn't fit here imo. The two reds keep us moving fast and the Cyrus is there to... Ya know Cyrus. Doubles of soothing shore and heavy helmet help protect against other stadiums and field blower. Weakness - leading kang, but we can sustain into an ilima more often then not. - Oriciorio forfeit Strengths - hard to KO Kang with helmet, shore, and ice pop - double swing with Cyrus has a nice lead up - I like kang
Use Steel, Psychic, and Grass Energy (or whatever is the least common type). If you start with Raticate Ex, use Juggler to move all your Energy onto Kangaskhan. Giovanni and Red for extra damage, Ilima to remove damage or reuse Raticate Ex (you might be able to juggle all your Energy back to Kangaskhan after), and Serena to find your Kangaskhan. As long as you don't run into Oricorio, this deck is a lot of fun.
A new take on Kangaskhan. This deck is deceptively fast with a Dawn + Switch combo, following a Raticate evolution. Starting Kangaskhan is not even that punishing with Dawn/Switch/Ilima available. Ilima can also be used to eject damaged Raticates to replay or avoid giving 2-pts. There are a lot of flex slots available (Red, PCL, Starting Plains, Veil, Poncho) depending on the meta which you can adapt by cutting Dawn/Ilima/Shore. Dawn is core so beware adding too many trainers. -Law✌🏽
