Irritate your opponent. Remove energy with Alolan Meowth, scam your way into free turns with Alolan Persian’s paralysis, red card your opponent when they need that one card in their hand the most. Everything you can do here is all with the end goal of irritating your opponent as much as possible.
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Utilize Luxury Coin Gholdengo to get energy onto Bellibolt ex with Electric Generator. Feels nice when you can cheat your way into generating 3 energies in a turn, ensuring that even if Raikou ex gets knocked out, Bellibolt ex can hit max damage High-Voltage Cannons(edited)
Stall with Sylveon in the active, choose whatever you want to do a ton of damage to with Araquanid + Lana using TR Slowking’s Hand Kinesis.
Early Banette + TR Raticate ex = Win I think Banette needs more testing with other decklists, but this feels really mean. Lots of ways you can play this deck. Either utilize repel, Sabrina, and Cyrus to control your opponents board state, building up Altaria in the back while your opponent is helpless to do anything; or rush down your opponent with Raticate into Altaria. I finally got 2 TR Raticate ex, so expect a lot more decklists soon…
Water Box deck, maybe Araquanid isn’t the best play here, I’m testing various other Pokémon in place of it as well. For now though, Manaphy gets knocked out, use Basculegion to hit for 110 on whatever you please with Lana’s support. Then, finish it off with Chien-Pao.
Gambling^5: 1. Playing gambling game (TCG Pocket) 2. Matchup RNG 3. Starting hand RNG 4. Rare Candy RNG 5. Arcade RNG The most inconsistent deck of all time. 25% chance to do 200 damage, 25% chance to draw up to 7 cards for free. Very funny.
Piers is a really funny card, 10/10 ragebait. This deck doesn’t play Cyrus, so hopefully Hoopa EX’s bench snipe + Obstagoon’s bench snipe is enough to close out games.
Funny emblem-eventslop. I don’t think this list is particularly good or anything but it’s sure to be fun to pilot. Technically, Archaludon got a “buff” with the new Duraladon, ensuring you don’t auto lose if you start Duraladon against any fire deck.
Was messing around in the emblem event and was able to go on a 7 game winstreak. Every card in the list feels like a great inclusion imo; additionally, there’s a lot of high iq plays that can be made with the wide variety of tech cards this list runs. This is very similar to the other Lightning Sableye list I posted a while ago, adding Team Rocket’s Sneasel for potentially crazy early game damage. Is it the best list for to turbo Sableye? Probabaly not, but it’s really fun to pilot.
A traditional fire deck with a single prize twist, Skeledirge is one of my favorite Pokémon to build decks around, so I thought I’d try it in a in a fire box deck, and been working really well for me. Lead Heatmor or Castform and Flame Patch them, while attaching to Chi-Yu or Fuecoco on the bench. Once your active gets KO’ed, use Chi-Yu + Skeledirge’s Passionate Voice to do 150. Skeledirge can utilize Wally to be able to do 120 each turn as well to close out games.
Utilize Lana to Crimson Dive anything you want on demand. Entei Charizard but you get to pick whoever you want to knock out with Araquanid in play.
Inconsistent but funny lock deck (which we don’t have a lot of in Pocket). Use Victreebell to pull your opponents basics into the active, or devolve whatever isn’t a basic with Celebi, they’ll be unable to evolve due to Aerodactyl’s Primeval Law, so you’re free to get easy KO’s on their helpless, frail basics. You could technically run Large Balloon in place of Leaf Cape, but I haven’t tested that. You can also run Grass + Fighting energy but that sounds too inconsistent for my tastes.
I haven’t actually tested this list out but in theory it makes sense. You’d want to have Silcoon using Cocoon Collector to populate your bench, then after it gets knocked out, H-Zoroark can do 170 damage with poison + burn support from Dustox (or 200 with burn + Dustox and Beautifly gone).
Focus on attaching as much energy as possible to Celebi with Leaf Supply, then unleash (theoretically) infinite damage on whatever dares to be in your opponents active spot.
Gambling deck inside my gambling game. This deck isn’t really all that good but doing 200 damage 25% of the time with Hydrapple is really funny. Suffers from Koraidon syndrome where if you lead Mega Pinsir then just concede.
Remove Swampert’s downside by being able to attach 2 energy to it each turn. This list preformed surprisingly well in the tournaments I brought it to (nothing crazy though).
Beautifly is an ok deck, you can hit 120 pretty consistently (150 with burn + poison from Dustox), but the list suffers from not having a good finisher. Cradily should help, as you can get through a ton of your deck with Cocoon Collector to find Rare Candy, Fossil, and Cradily. This allows you to keep the Beautifly + Dustox stuff while having a way to do something once both Beautifly are knocked out.
Annihilape + Celebi can do a surprising amount of damage for a 1 prize pokemon, provided you have enough turns to get 2 Annihilape active, your opponent will have to deal quite a bit of damage to win (and they’ll be punished for doing so). Replace May with Lisia or another Copycat if you prefer.
Seviper + deceptive needle + Nihilego can do a combined 60 damage (90 if your opponent doesn’t PCL or the like) per turn. Dragalgae is an ok finisher. Draw Skrelp with Lisia then Poké Ball to get your Nihilego.
Ignore Mega Sharpedo's downside by preventing your opponent from playing Cyrus in the first place. You could definitely experiment with only 1 Walrein line, but idk, May can replace Copycat I guess.
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