Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I made a deck showing what I think the meta would be, now here's one that is against the meta! The two duelists I battle here are the perfect candidates to show it too!
Muk's Toxic Gas is the main thing in that it stops all other Pokemon Powers. Rain Dance, Hay Fever, Invisible Wall, Retreat Aid, etc... are all stopped. As a result, this deck uses no other Pokemon Powers of it's own. It can utilize the opponent's strongest Pokemon as well thanks to Metronome via Clefairy and Clefable (In the physical TCG, you may want to consider Lv. 20 Ditto too: bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Ditto_(Fossil_3) ). So while it doesn't excel in a particular strategy, it gets by through utilizing the opponent's strongest Pokemon. Oh and of course Kangaskhan and Scyther are backup too. :P It of course is very trainer-heavy (That has not really changed too much through the TCG's lifespan.) in that it needs the draw power like any others, if not more so because Muk is key to ruining other strategies. There's also a lot of disruption like the Energy Removal brothers and the Rocket sisters. So it can be possible to foil key things before the even get off the ground that way too. Switch and Gust Of Wind are there as a bit of help in certain situations like difficult to retreat situations or combining with Clefairy/Clefable to pull out their strongest Pokemon before it can set up and wipe it out.
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Enjoy!
#Pokemon #TCG #GameBoy #Two #GreatRocket
I made a deck showing what I think the meta would be, now here's one that is against the meta! The two duelists I battle here are the perfect candidates to show it too!
Muk's Toxic Gas is the main thing in that it stops all other Pokemon Powers. Rain Dance, Hay Fever, Invisible Wall, Retreat Aid, etc... are all stopped. As a result, this deck uses no other Pokemon Powers of it's own. It can utilize the opponent's strongest Pokemon as well thanks to Metronome via Clefairy and Clefable (In the physical TCG, you may want to consider Lv. 20 Ditto too: bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Ditto_(Fossil_3) ). So while it doesn't excel in a particular strategy, it gets by through utilizing the opponent's strongest Pokemon. Oh and of course Kangaskhan and Scyther are backup too. :P It of course is very trainer-heavy (That has not really changed too much through the TCG's lifespan.) in that it needs the draw power like any others, if not more so because Muk is key to ruining other strategies. There's also a lot of disruption like the Energy Removal brothers and the Rocket sisters. So it can be possible to foil key things before the even get off the ground that way too. Switch and Gust Of Wind are there as a bit of help in certain situations like difficult to retreat situations or combining with Clefairy/Clefable to pull out their strongest Pokemon before it can set up and wipe it out.
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Here are my other main accounts if you'd like to follow them:
My deviantART: pkgam.deviantart.com
My Tumblr: pkgam.tumblr.com
My Facebook: facebook.com/PkGam
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Enjoy!
#Pokemon #TCG #GameBoy #Two #GreatRocket
