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Hey, everyone. It's The Last Shaymin from the Convenience for the Community group. I have posted to present to you: Alolan Ninetales! We have decided that this deck is one of the best decks for intermediate players to pick up and sweep the competition with, all without Lele! (It would be better with Lele though ;-; rip) So, Let's get onto the decklist!
So, the goal with this deck is to spread a whole ton of damage onto your opponent's stage 1 and stage 2 Pokemon. Late game, you can get easy KO's with Blizzard Edge. Use Ninetale's GX attack to heal it when it gets damaged, and you can knock out your opponent's Pokemon as well. The baby Ninetales is for against decks that attack with EX and GX Pokemon, For example, Volcanion and Golisopod. The Octillery is your basic drawpower. The 3 Brigette are in hopes that you get it in your starting hand. If you want to add in Tapu Lele, you can replace one or two of those for Tapu Lele. This is a very versatile deck, and if played correctly, it can beat even it's weaknesses.
Hey, everyone. It's The Last Shaymin from the Convenience for the Community group. I have posted to present to you: Alolan Ninetales! We have decided that this deck is one of the best decks for intermediate players to pick up and sweep the competition with, all without Lele! (It would be better with Lele though ;-; rip) So, Let's get onto the decklist!
Pokemon: 17
*4 Alolan Vulpix GRI
*3 Alolan Ninetales GX
*1 Alolan Ninetales
*3 Tapu Koko PR
*2 Remoraid
*2 Octillery
*1 Espeon EX
*1 Manaphy EX
Trainers: 31
*4 Professor Sycamore
*4 N
*4 Ultra Ball
*1 Float stone
*4 Aqua Patch
*1 Field Blower
*3 Brigette
*1 Rescue Stretcher
*3 Choice Band
*3 Po Town
*3 Guzma
Energy: 12
*8 Water energy
*4 DCE
*4 Alolan Vulpix GRI
*3 Alolan Ninetales GX
*1 Alolan Ninetales
*3 Tapu Koko PR
*2 Remoraid
*2 Octillery
*1 Espeon EX
*1 Manaphy EX
Trainers: 31
*4 Professor Sycamore
*4 N
*4 Ultra Ball
*1 Float stone
*4 Aqua Patch
*1 Field Blower
*3 Brigette
*1 Rescue Stretcher
*3 Choice Band
*3 Po Town
*3 Guzma
Energy: 12
*8 Water energy
*4 DCE
So, the goal with this deck is to spread a whole ton of damage onto your opponent's stage 1 and stage 2 Pokemon. Late game, you can get easy KO's with Blizzard Edge. Use Ninetale's GX attack to heal it when it gets damaged, and you can knock out your opponent's Pokemon as well. The baby Ninetales is for against decks that attack with EX and GX Pokemon, For example, Volcanion and Golisopod. The Octillery is your basic drawpower. The 3 Brigette are in hopes that you get it in your starting hand. If you want to add in Tapu Lele, you can replace one or two of those for Tapu Lele. This is a very versatile deck, and if played correctly, it can beat even it's weaknesses.
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