I've played this deck quite a bit at leagues, and it seems to work fairly well. However, I know it can be better.
Pokémon (12):
Terrakion EX (2) - Dragons Exalted
Terrakion (2) - Novle Victories
Mewtwo EX (1) - Next Destinies
Archen (4) - Noble Victories
Archeops (3) - Noble Victories
Trainers (33)
Cheren (4)
Cilan (2)
Skyla (2)
Professor Juniper (1)
N (3)
Bianca (1)
Pokémon Catcher (3)
Enhanced Hammer (1)
Switch (2)
Twist Mountain (3)
Computer Search (1)
Plume Fossil (4)
Pokémon Communication (2)
Heavy Ball (1)
Level Ball (2)
Super Rod (1)
Energy Retrieval (2)
Fighting Energy (12)
Double Colorless Energy (1)
Terrakion EX is the main attacker and set up, Terrakion and Mewtwo EX for secondary attackers. I don't need more than three Archeops, but I have four Archen to increase the odds of getting it on the bench. I have three Twist Mountain in case my opponent has a stadium of his own.
I like the consistency of Cheren, and really hate to use Juniper.
Level Ball is to get Archen in case my Plume Fossils fail. Pokémon Communication is mainly to put Archen back in the deck so Plume Fossil will work and to get Archeops out.
Heavy Ball is to get Terrakion if I don't lead with it. I had two in the deck before, but I never used the second one.
Great Ball can get any Pokémon and doesn't fail me that often.
The other cards should have obvious usage. I only have three Catchers, and do not plan to acquire a fourth.
Pokémon (12):
Terrakion EX (2) - Dragons Exalted
Terrakion (2) - Novle Victories
Mewtwo EX (1) - Next Destinies
Archen (4) - Noble Victories
Archeops (3) - Noble Victories
Trainers (33)
Cheren (4)
Cilan (2)
Skyla (2)
Professor Juniper (1)
N (3)
Bianca (1)
Pokémon Catcher (3)
Enhanced Hammer (1)
Switch (2)
Twist Mountain (3)
Computer Search (1)
Plume Fossil (4)
Pokémon Communication (2)
Heavy Ball (1)
Level Ball (2)
Super Rod (1)
Energy Retrieval (2)
Fighting Energy (12)
Double Colorless Energy (1)
Terrakion EX is the main attacker and set up, Terrakion and Mewtwo EX for secondary attackers. I don't need more than three Archeops, but I have four Archen to increase the odds of getting it on the bench. I have three Twist Mountain in case my opponent has a stadium of his own.
I like the consistency of Cheren, and really hate to use Juniper.
Level Ball is to get Archen in case my Plume Fossils fail. Pokémon Communication is mainly to put Archen back in the deck so Plume Fossil will work and to get Archeops out.
Heavy Ball is to get Terrakion if I don't lead with it. I had two in the deck before, but I never used the second one.
Great Ball can get any Pokémon and doesn't fail me that often.
The other cards should have obvious usage. I only have three Catchers, and do not plan to acquire a fourth.
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