Pokémon
3-1/1-3-1 Gengar X (SF-SF/PA-SF-PA)
3-3 Electrode (SF80-SF36)
2 Crobat G
2 uxie
1 azelf
20 Pokémon
T/S/S
3 Bebe's
2 communication
3 cyrus's
4 pokédrawer +
3 candy
2 BTS
3 professor oak's new theory
3 pokéturns
1 lux ball
2 judge
2 Energy exchanger
2 prof. elm's
3 collectors
30 T/S/S
NRG
6 {P}
3 {L}
1 DCE
9 NRG
STRATEGY
Sit there with electrode spreading 10 to your opponents field every time you get hit and paralyzing with low current while you build up a gengar on your bench. After its built up, use your free retreat/ being knocked out to bring it up and compound pain like crazy. Theres also always the opportunity to go with a straight gengar game if necessary.
If you're wondering about the professor oak's and elm's and judges and such, its because I think theres going to be a lot of trainer lock in my metagame. And the crobats help, trust me.
3-1/1-3-1 Gengar X (SF-SF/PA-SF-PA)
3-3 Electrode (SF80-SF36)
2 Crobat G
2 uxie
1 azelf
20 Pokémon
T/S/S
3 Bebe's
2 communication
3 cyrus's
4 pokédrawer +
3 candy
2 BTS
3 professor oak's new theory
3 pokéturns
1 lux ball
2 judge
2 Energy exchanger
2 prof. elm's
3 collectors
30 T/S/S
NRG
6 {P}
3 {L}
1 DCE
9 NRG
STRATEGY
Sit there with electrode spreading 10 to your opponents field every time you get hit and paralyzing with low current while you build up a gengar on your bench. After its built up, use your free retreat/ being knocked out to bring it up and compound pain like crazy. Theres also always the opportunity to go with a straight gengar game if necessary.
If you're wondering about the professor oak's and elm's and judges and such, its because I think theres going to be a lot of trainer lock in my metagame. And the crobats help, trust me.
