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Pokemon:22 4 Mew (Prime) 2 Emboar #20 2 Emboar #19 1 Pignite 3 Tepig 2 Ninetails HGSS 2 Vulpix UL 4 Relicanth CoL 2 Reshiram T/S/S:24 Supporters:8 4 Pokemon Collector 2 Oak's New Theory 2 Fisherman Trainers/Items:14 4 Pokemon Communication 3 Junk Arm 3 Rare Candy 2 Energy...

But Magmortar guarantees 2 conditions while Roserade only gives one(excluding Rainbow energy) And what supporter is so important in Leafeon that it gets in the way of Seeker drops? The deck should be set up turn 2 at the latest.

That... make no sense to me at all. I would rather control my opponent for as long as I can while powering up/attacking without worry. Not one look and that's it from Chatot G. What if your opponent has 2-3 good cards on top and your only allowed to manipulate once? Unless you play 4...

Flygon was one of the reasons Arceus wasn't used when it was first released, as FlyChamp was a terrible match up. However, if your lucky, you can belt colorless Arceus and Fastwave with a Belt for the OHKO, if Flygon Lv.X itself isn't Belted. Regardless, Flygon shouldn't been seen anywhere...

When a card tells you to "Send X to the Lost Zone" you take the selected card(s) and place them in a pile above where your Prize Cards would be. Once there, they can NOT be recovered or moved until the game is over. Only certain cards have the ability to send cards to the Lost Zone but once...

Replace Roserade with Magmortar SV. Does what Roserade does but without wasting an energy every turn(sans Leafeon Lv.X) and has Steelix's Weakness.

Electrode Prime is very underrated IMO. Discarding off the top and attaching energy found can be good for decks built around it(i.e.Scizor Prime,Steelix Prime,Tyranitar SF). Also just because your discarding non-energy cards, you could say that they were already going to be their eventually...

Uh, Thanks? Its one of the old names for this deck back in 2006.

Pokemon:22 3 Tyranitar SF 1 Tyaranitar (Prime) 2 Pupitar SF 4 Larvitar UL(60 Hp) 2 Electrode (Prime) 2 Voltorb SF 4 Spiritomb AR 1 Uxie Lv.X 2 Uxie LA 1 Unown Q T/S/S:22 Supporters:11 4 Pokemon Collector 2 Bebe's Search 2 Twins 2 Black Belt 1 Palmer's Contribution...

Instead of Electrive, you could use Rayquaza LA. It lets you retrieve lost Fire/Lighting energy that would be discarded by either Psychic Bolt Arceus or Fire Arceus. This lets you keep your field presence as the game gos on.

You don't NEED Ripple Swell in order to get Arceus going, but it wouldn't hurt. For example, you don't have to start by using all of your discarding attacks to gain a quick lead like SP does. You could use {W}/{F}/{R} Arceus' attacks then Sky Spear followed by a Ripple Swell to recoup your...

^ Wait. How are you getting the KO on a Leveled Up Arceus(120hp)? Claw Swipe+Earthquake=80 damage If you meant Dragon Rush instead of Earthquake, Arceus will still have 10 Hp left. Now, if you want to add Crobat G into the equation, that make about 6-8 Cards that are needed to KO 1 Arceus...

Pokemon:21 3 Leafeon UD 1 Umbreon UD 1 Espeon MD 4 Eevee UD(CFF) 3 Magmortar SV 3 Magmar SV 1 Uxie Lv.X 2 Uxie LA 2 Smeargle UD 1 Unown Q T/S/S:26 Supporters:12 3 Pokemon Collector 3 Bebe's Search 3 Hunter 2 Copycat 1 Palmer's Contribution Trainers:11 3 Super Scoop Up 3...

^Well, Yes and no Yes, it can limit the Bench and prevent Arceus from using Ripple Swell. However, no, since it won't prevent Arceus from sniping Ditto, then using Ripple Swell.

To me, the Psychic Bolt Arceus is better against DialgaChomp(and SP in general). If you manage to attach an Expert belt on to it, your OHKO-ing anything SP throws at you regardless of weakness. As for the Meteor Blast Arceus, it can be a little too reliant on the coin flip with or without...