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Move over Guzzlord, there's a new troll deck in town. #unown

You win, since the KO occurs before returning the Pokémon to your hand. As long as the KO lets you take a prize card, you win.

Lillie, definitely. With Brigette rotating, you're gonna want something to help get you up and running on the first turn, and Lillie's draw to 8 effect on the first turn is extremely helpful. Even later in the game, drawing up to 6 is still a powerful effect. The official Pokémon Site even...

Two. Also, what even is this

You still remember that one time I had to use a GX attack to copy Cursed Drop, of all things, in order to beat this? That was an interesting day.

"Ditto" as in "like Alolan Vulpix, one Oranguru is all you need," not the Pokémon. As for the retreat cost, you can easily Guzma it out once it's finished its job, or put Escape Board on it and attach a Water energy before Aqua Patching it back onto one of your benched guys.

I've found that Zoroark-GX works well alongside Empoleon, since both are powered up when your bench is full. Zoroark can also provide you with some much-needed draw support to help find those Rare Candies. If you run it, I suggest also running Mallow to get any two cards you want. -1 Alolan...

Freddy Krueger showed up in my dreams last night, but in a strange case of Russian Reversal, I killed HIM.

You get a mild infohazard. Any description of it is automatically censored. *coin* Loot: Invisible Armor Carrot tree Broccoli Demon Box of Hefty bags Build Your Own Genuine Car Kit Coded message

You get an Unusual Burning Flames Team Captain. *coin* Loot: Invisible Armor Carrot tree Broccoli Demon Box of Hefty bags Build Your Own Genuine Car Kit

The biggest problem with Snorlax is the fact that in order to use that 180 damage attack, it needs to be asleep, requiring you to beat the 25% chance that that sleep will still be in effect when your next turn rolls around. That combined with a Buzz weakness makes it awfully inconsistent in my...

I got Buzzwole GX from a lucky pull and so decided to test it in this deck. It really does help out a lot, since it sets up blazingly fast and can start softening the opponent up good while Chompy gets going, so I do still recommend that if you're able to do it.

With the new Fairy-type cards in Fairy Rise, Gardy's gonna be coming back. Although you do make a good point; maybe cut the Choice count down to two or so.

Colorless Pokémon generally ask for a lot of energy for their attacks, in order to balance out them accepting any type and being able to be charged up with DCE's.