Recent content by snorlaxed

My only thing about twins versus energymite, is this format doesnt allow a wasted energymite. I want to be fully set up before I blow up, and not have to try to set up when down on prizes

I run a deck very similar to this. A few things I have differently are I use 2 shaymin and 1 mewtwo ex. I don't run twins but do run research record. And i think 3 level ball and 3 communications may be overkill, maybe drop2 communications for switches or skyarrows

Ok thank you for the input. I havent found smeargle to be much help so far so i will try those suggestions. im still fondof 3 SSU but i will find room for a 4th collector

I never played Reshiboar before ND came out but I really like its potential so here is my list so far: Pokemon: 14 3-1-3 Emboar 2 Reshiram BW 2 Reshiram EX 1 Regigigas EX 1 Mewtwo EX 1 Smeargle Supporter/Trainer: 32 3 Collector 3 PONT 2 Sage's 3 Juniper 4 Junk Arm 3 SSU 3 Rare Candy 2 Heavy...

Threw this together, looking for suggestions, mainly with matchups and recovery Pokemon: 20 4-2-4 Chandelure 3-3 Dodrio 2 Cobalion 1 Cleffa 1 Shaymin Supporters: 13 4 Collector 3 N 4 PONT 2 Sage's Training Trainers: 20 4 Junk Arm 4 Switch 3 Communication 1 Super Rod 1...

Im not sure what u mean by advertising things. As far as Drowzee goes, he uses the same energy as my deck, and his retreat isn't a problem as i have dodrio.

I haven't played in a little while but as I am starting back up I noticed Chandelure and wanted to use this in a deck. I've only tested this against my brother and would like some more opinions Pokemon: 23 4-2-4 Chandelure NV 3-3 Dodrio UD 2 Jirachi UL 2 Cleffa 2 Pidgey TM 1 Drowzee...

yep my bad was a misclick. Ho-oh won't be able to set up as quickly as Reshiram, but i think its niche will be to bring it out if fighting types are hurting you. And I don't think Ho-oh relies on Emboar, it could be effective with DCE and/or Shaymin.

One thing that Ho-oh Legend does better than Reshiram is acting as a Donphan counter. Ho-oh has more HP and a resistance, and can use any type of energy. Donphan can only 4HKO it with EQ, and Ho-oh can OHKO Donphan. Playing it in Zekrom would be best, as you could do the Pachi/Shaymin to...

Pokemon: 23 4-3-1 Tangrowth (CoL-2 CoL/1 SF-Lv.x) 2-2-2 Sceptile SF 1-1 Electrode Prime 1 Spiritomb AR 1 Celebi Prime 1 Unown Q 1 Shuckle Promo 2 Uxie 1 Azelf Trainer/Supporter/Stadium: 21 4 Collector 2 Twins 3 Seeker 2 Bebe's 3 Research Record 1 Luxury Ball 2 Pokemon...

Tangrowth and Shaymin Lv.x are my main attackers. Preferably the SF Tangrowth early and the AR Tangrowth later

This is a deck I have been testing against my friends, and it has not seen any tournament battles yet. Pokemon: 21 4-3-1 Tangrowth (COL-2 AR/1 SF-Lv.x) (I've been using proxy for Tangela) 2-2 Shaymin (UL-Revenge Seed) 3 Celebi Prime 2-1 Uxie 1 Azelf 2 Unown Q Trainers: 8 1 Luxury Ball 2...

I have 2 that have been sitting in my binder since I pulled them because I never found a good use for them. But since Lost World is coming out I wonder if a 2-2 line could be an efficient way to lost zone your opponents Pokemon

A way to activate Ursaring's body and to get energy movement would be to run Magnezone SF#6 and the Lv.x It gives you energy acceleration too which can help set up your next Ursaring if one gets knocked out

I use Celebi in my Tangrowth deck. It can get a Tangrowth powered up early and really helps for when I Seeker a damaged Tangrowth because it can get the next attacker powered quickly. Unfortunately there are so many ways around its attack, and its HP tends to get me behind in prizes early...