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Pokemon Deck Wave
Alright, so I haven't modified for a while, so what. I getting a little tired of putting down poke'mon's names,levels, etc. Here are a couple of poke'mon decks, I have been thinking of. If you have any you want to submit, just mail them to me Tymothe Connaughton. The email address is at the bottom of the page. Please include the cards and what series, what you think the weaknesses of the deck are, and what the strategy is. This way I can keep in mind the type of deck you want.
PSYCHIC PARADE:
This is a deck that is made up stalling and Poke'mon Powers. It is as you have probably guessed a Psychic deck. The objective of this deck is to stall your opponent causing them to deck themselves. With the help of Alakazam's Poke'mon Power, Damage Swap, along with Mr. Mime's Invisible Wall, Haunter's Transperancy, Gengar's Curse, and Slowbro's Strange Behavior this goal is pretty easy to achieve. All you need to do is get out Mr. Mime with Alakazam and Lickitungs on the bench and the game is yours. The problem is the deck is slow as mollases. The defense is taking too long when it is played.
ORIGINAL PSYCHIC PARADE:
Energy (24)
24 Psychic Energy
Poke'mon (22)
4 Abra (B)
2 Kadabra (B)
1 Alakazam (B)
4 Gastly (B)
2 Haunter (F)
1 Gengar (F)
2 Slowpoke (F)
1 Slowbro (F)
3 Lickitung (J)
2 Mr. Mime (J)
Trainer (14)
4 Defender
2 Potion
2 Scoop Up
2 Bill
2 Switch
2 Poke'ball (J)
PSYCHIC PARADE Version 2.0:
I started looking for more drawing cards and specific poke'mon-getters like Computer Search, so I could speed up the deck.
Energy (20)
20 Psychic Energy - I lowered the energy amount because with the drawing cards, I'll find energy faster.
Poke'mon (18)
4 Abra (B)
2 Kadabra (B)
1 Alakazam (B) - I had to keep the main chain because Damage Swap
2 Mr. Mime (J) - Just because he's simply good.
2 Lickitung (J)- A low cost attacker with high HP. Good for absorbing damage.
2 Kangaskhan (J) - A high HP poke'mon with a card drawing attack
2 Cleffa (Promo 31) - Her Eek is a good card drawing attack along with her baby ability to stall.
2 Slowpoke (F) - For getting trainers and stalling
1 Slowbro (F) - For absorbing damage without the help of Alakazam
TRAINERS (22)
4 Gold Berry (Neo Genesis)
4 Berry (Neo Genesis)
2 Scoop Up (B)
2 Mr Fuji (F)
2 Proffessor Oak (B)
4 Bill (B)
2 Proffessor Elm's Training Method (Expedition)
2 Computer Search (B)
ENERGY WHIRLPOOL:
Poke'mon (20)
4 Poliwag (B)
2 Poliwhirl (B)
1 Poliwrath (B)
4 Dratini (B)
1 Dragonair (B)
2 Dark Dragonair (TR)
4 Eevee (B)
2 Dark Vaporeon (TR)
Energy (22)
18 Water Energy
4 Colorless Energy
Trainer (18)
4 Energy Removal (B)
2 Super Energy Removal (B)
2 Bill (B)
2 Energy Search (F)
2 Poke'dex (B)
2 Super Potion (B)
2 Poke'ball (J)
2 Proffessor Elm's Training Method (Expedition)
EX RUBY PRECONSTRUCTED:
Poke'mon (26)
4 Torchic
2 Combusken
2 Blaziken
4 Makuhita
2 Hariyama
3 Taillow
1 Swellow
4 Skitty
2 Delcatty
2 Poochyena
Trainers (9) - Uhh, No!
2 Energy Search
1 Proffessor Birch
1 Lum Berry
2 Poke'ball
3 Potion
Energy (25)
12 Fighting Energy
12 Fire Energy
1 Rainbow Energy
+ 1 Random Holo
My Holo was Hariyama. 9 Trainers, now this is almost as crazy as that one deck with 4 Trainers. C'mon Wizards, this is not one of your magic decks. Hey, Thanks for the Blazikens though. Delcatty would be real nice in a Rain Dance deck.
EX RUBY PRECONSTRUCTED Version 2.0:
Strategy: All - out Fire Deck
Fire Spin/Flamethrower Torture:
Poke'mon (23) I know that's alot.
2 Charmander - Legendary Collection or LC
2 Charmander - Team Rocket - For Gather Fire
2 Charmeleon - LC
1 Charizard - LC - Do I really have to explain
4 Torchic - Ex Ruby & Sapphire or EXRS
2 Combusken - EXRS
1 Blaziken - EXRS - Flamethrower 80 - 3 Colorless 1 Fire - Discard 1 Fire Energy - WOW!
2 Numel - EXRS
1 Camerupt - EXRS For Fire Spin - A mini Stage 1 Charizard with 90 HP
4 Skitty - EXRS For Plus Energy - Attach a basic Energy from your hand to 1 of your Poke'mon, getting Charizard pumped in two turns.
2 Delcatty - EXRS Getting Energy from your discard pile to pump itself up.
Trainers (17)
2 Bill's Matainence - Aquapolis - Drawing cards
3 Energy Search - EXRS - Getting energies
2 Fisherman - Skyridge - Retrieving discarded energies
2 Poke'ball - EXRS - Getting Poke'mon
3 Potion - EXRS - Healing your Poke'mon
2 Proffessor Birch - EXRS - Drawing cards
2 Town Volunteers - Aquapolis - Retreiving discarded cards
Energy (20)
17 Fire Energy
3 Double Colorless Energy - A Fast Boost for Charizard and helps with charging up Delcatty and Blaziken.
THE ROUGES THE RULED THE ORIGINS
Douglas Zuver's Zapdos Deck
Pokémon (14)
3 Cleffa (Neo Genesis)
4 Electabuzz (Base Set)
3 Pichu (Neo Genesis)
4 Zapdos (Base Set)
Trainers (27)
4 Berry (Neo Genesis)
4 Double Gust (Neo Genesis)
3 Fisherman F-47-# (Skyridge)
4 Gold Berry (Neo Genesis)
4 Oracle E-47-# (Skyridge)
4 Professor Elm (Neo Genesis)
4 Scoop Up (Legendary Collection)
Energy (19)
15 Lightning Energy
4 Metal Energy
Simple, huh? We have Pichu for Pokémon Power decks, and Cleffa is there for draw power. Base Buzz is a great hitter and can paralyze. The Zapdos hits for huge amounts, and, with Metal Energy on it, it takes less damage from its first attack if the flip fails. Oh, and it has Resistance to Fighting, so Tyrogue does you little good against it. The Trainers are what really count here since you have to discard Energy to use Zapdos's main attack. Scoop Up gets Zapdos back to your hand after you have already discarded all your Energy using its attack. Oracle rearranges the cards you want to come up first. Fisherman puts all those cards you just discarded back in your hand! Goldberry makes either the Zapdos or the Electabuzz last longer. Berry does the same but to a lesser degree and proves handy in many situations. Elm -- well, I don't need to tell you about Elm.
So that's it. Here you have a great deck that uses only 13 separate cards to work. It worked well enough for Douglas to be in 1st place after 5 rounds of Modified, and then take 2nd place overall. He will be at Gen Con with this deck, so if you're going, I suggest you take a close look at it. Perhaps you should make your own version if you want to finish strong. At the very least, you should tech it because it could be rolling over you if you're not prepared! Thanks for the deck, Douglas!
RAINDANCE:
Pokemon (20)
4 Squirtle (BS)
2 Wartortle (BS)
1 Blastoise (BS)
1 Dark Blastoise (TR)
2 Eevee (J)
1 Vaporeon (J)
2 Magikarp (B)
1 Gyarados (B)
4 Dratini (B)
2 Dark Dragonair (TR)
Trainers (18)
2 Poke'mon Fan Club (Aquapolis)
2 Berry (Neo Genesis)
2 Nightly Garbage Run (TR)
1 Town Volunteers (Aquapolis)
1 Misty's Tears (Gym Challenge)
3 Bill (BS)
4 Energy Search (F)
2 Poke'ball (J)
Energy (22)
22 Water Energy
I want to get rid of some Evolution chains, but I like Evolutionary Light so I will keep some in. I need some better trainers. Gotta keep Blastoise in for Raindance and Hydro Pump and Dark Blastoise for Hydro Cannon. Here we go:
RAINDANCE Version 2.0:
Poke'mon (20)
4 Squirtle (BS)
2 Wartortle (BS)
1 Blastoise (BS)
1 Dark Blastoise (TR)
3 Wailer (EXRS)
4 Dratini (BS)
2 Dark Dragonair (TR)
2 Skitty (EXRS)
1 Delcatty (EXRS)
Trainers (20)
2 Poke'mon Fan Club (Aquapolis or A)
2 Berry (Neo Genesis or NG)
2 Gold Berry (NG)
3 Proffessor Elm's Training Method (Expedition)
2 Town Volunteers (Aquapolis)
2 Misty's Tears (Gym Challenge)
2 Bill (BS)
3 Energy Search (Fossil)
2 Computer Search (BS)
Energy (20)
20 Water Energy
WILDFIRE DECK
Poke'mon (17)
3 Moltres (LC)
4 Totodile (NG) Lv. 20
2 Croconaw (NG) Lv. 41
1 Feraligatr (NG) Lv. 56
4 Lavitar (A)
2 Pupitar (A)
1 Tyrantitar (A)
Energy (23)
13 Fire Energy
4 Dark Energy
6 Water Energy
Trainers (20)
2 Bill's Matinence (A)
2 Fisherman (Skyridge)
2 Proffessor Elm's Training Method (Expedition)
2 Gold Berry (NG)
2 Memory Berry (A)
3 Energy Search (EXRS)
3 Imposter Proffessor Oak (TR)
2 Hyper Devolution Spray (Neo Discovery)
2 Scoop Up (LC)
WILDFIRE DECK Version 2.0
Poke'mon (16)
3 Moltres (LC)
3 Totodile (NG) Lv. 20
2 Croconaw (NG) Lv. 41
1 Feraligatr (NG) Lv. 56
4 Lavitar (A)
2 Pupitar (A)
1 Tyrantitar (A)
Energy (20)
10 Fire Energy
6 Water Energy
4 Dark Energy
Trainers (24)
3 Energy Search (EXRS)
2 Berry (NG)
2 Gold Berry (NG)
2 Bill's Matinence (A)
2 Fisherman (SR)
3 Imposter Proffessor Oak (TR)
2 Proffessor Elm's Training Method (Ex)
2 Scoop Up (LC)
2 Super Scoop Up (Ex)
2 Hyper Devolution Spray (ND)
2 Town Volunteers (A)
EVOLUTION EXTREME
Energy (22)
10 Grass Energy
10 Water Energy
2 Metal Energy
Poke'mon (24)
4 Eevee (Promo with Chain Reaction)
2 Vaporeon (TR)
4 Magikarp (Skyridge)
1 Gyarados (TR)
1 Gyarados (LC)
4 Wurmple (EXRS)
2 Silcoon (EXRS)
1 Beautifly (EXRS)
2 Cascoon (EXRS)
1 Dustox (EXRS)
2 Cleffa (NG)
Trainers (14)
4 Energy Search (EXRS)
3 Berry (NG)
3 Gold Berry (NG)
4 Bill's Matinence (A)
WHIRL@WIND DECK
Poke'mon (22)
4 Pidgey (LC)
2 Pidgeotto (LC)
1 Pidgeot (LC)
4 Pineco (Skyridge)
2 Forretress (ND)
4 Diglett (TR)
2 Dark Dugtrio (TR)
2 Rhyhorn (LC)
1 Rhydon (LC)
Energy (22)
4 Metal Energy
14 Fighting Energy
4 Grass Energy
Trainers (16)
3 Energy Search (EXRS)
4 Double Gust (NG)
2 Berry (NG)
3 Gold Berry (NG)
2 Pluspower (Base Set)
2 Metal Cube (A)
Thinking of a Exeggutor, Venusaur, Skitty deck
Strategy: Power up Exeggutor as much as you can with Aquapolis Exeggute, Skitty's Plus Energy, and you guessed it transferring Energy to him with Venasaur's Energy Trans.
ENERGY EGGSPLOSION
Poke'mon (20)
3 Exeggute (J)
2 Exeggutor (J)
4 Skitty (EXRS)
2 Delcatty (EXRS)
2 Cleffa (NG)
4 Bulbasaur (B)
1 Ivysaur (B)
2 Venusaur (B)
Trainers (20)
2 Poke'mon Breeder (LC)
3 Berry (NG)
2 Gold Berry (NG)
2 Focus Band (NG)
3 Energy Search (EXRS)
3 Poke'ball (EXRS)
3 Proffessor Elm's Training Method (Ex)
2 Super Energy Retrieval (NG)
Energy (20)
17 Grass Energy
3 Double Colorless
THE BABY BUNCH
Poke'mon (20)
3 Cleffa (NG)
3 Elekid (NG)
3 Tyrouge (NG)
3 Pichu (Promo Lv. 4)
3 Electabuzz (Base)
3 Hitmonchan (Base)
2 Aerodactyl (Fossil)
Energy (22)
11 Fighting Energy
8 Lightning Energy
3 Double Colorless Energy
Trainer (18)
3 Poke'mon Fan Club (A)
3 Berry (NG)
2 Gold Berry (NG)
4 Pluspower (Base)
2 Focus Band (NG)
4 Fossil Egg (ND)
IT'S ELECTRIC
An inspiration from Douglas Zuver's Deck only playable in tournaments. An Expansion from the deck with Skitty and Delcatties added in, along with Voltorb and Electrode. The idea is to charge up your poke'mon with Energy Draw, Energy Plus, Energy Reflect, Plasma, and the Poke'mon Power, Super Dynamo.
Poke'mon (22)
3 Cleffa (NG)
3 Skitty (EXRS)
2 Delcatty (EXRS)
3 Zapdos (A)
3 Elekid (NG)
3 Electabuzz (Ex)
3 Voltorb (A)
2 Electrode (A)
Energy (20)
16 Electric Energy
4 Double Colorless Energy
Trainers (18)
3 Poke'mon Fan Club (A)
2 Energy Search (EXRS)
3 Berry (NG)
3 Gold Berry (NG)
2 Energy Retrieval (LC)
3 Proffessor Birch (EXRS)
2 Bill's Matinence (A)
Here are a couple of decks sent in by a deck doctor at one of my favorite sites.
BEASTS OF THE BATTLE
Poke'mon (20)
4 Shroomish (EXRS)
3 Breloom (EXRS)
3 Cleffa (NG)
3 Clefairy (E)
3 Clefable (E)
2 Tyrouge (ND)
2 Hitmonchan (BS)
Trainers (26)
4 Professor Elm (NG)
4 Poke'mon Trader (LC)
4 Focus Band (NG)
4 Switch (EXRS)
4 Double Gust (NG)
4 Copycat (Ex)
2 Town Volunteers (A)
Energy (14)
7 Fighting
4 Grass
3 Recycle
JAWS AND A HALF
Poke'mon (19)
4 Carvanha (EXRS)
3 Sharpedo (EXRS)
4 Zigzagoon (EXRS)
3 Linoone (EXRS)
3 Cleffa (NG)
2 Tyrouge (ND)
Trainers (28)
4 Professor Oak's Research (Ex)
4 Focus Band (NG)
4 Counterattack Claws (NDY)
4 Power Charge (Ex)
3 Energy Charge (NG)
3 Copycat (Ex)
3 Switch (EXRS)
3 Double Gust (NG)
Energy (13)
7 Water
4 Darkness
2 Warp
JAWS AND A HALF Version 2.0:
Poke'mon (18)
3 Carvanha (EXRS)
2 Sharpedo (EXRS)
3 Magikarp (TR)
2 Dark Gyarados (TR)
2 Rocket's Hitmonchan (Gym Heroes)
3 Machop (LC)
2 Machoke (LC)
1 Machamp (LC)
Trainers (20)
3 Berry (NG)
2 Gold Berry (NG)
4 Counterattack Claws (NG)
2 Energy Removal (Base)
2 Town Volunteers (A)
3 Plus Power (Base)
2 Bill (LC)
2 Energy Retrieval (LC)
Energy (22)
9 Fighting Energy
9 Water Energy
4 Rainbow Energy
My fixes to his very solid Modified deck, made it an Unlimited deck. All my decks seemed to be Unlimited, oh well. My visions for this deck seemed to be counterattacking. All my evolved poke'mon have a Poke'mon Power that at some time in the game allows them to strike back. Rocket's Hitmonchan has a great counterattack move for only one energy, that can be used for effective stalling. Machamp throughout all the years seems today, still to be one of the strongest cards in the game. I can't believe it got used in the Starter deck, for such an overpowered card. Dark Gyarados has one of the most devistating Powers throughout poke'mon history: Final Beam: When Dark Gyarados is knocked out by an attack, flip a coin, if heads, this power does 20 damage times the number of (W) energies attached to Dark Gyarados to the poke'mon that knocked out Dark Gyarados. Apply Weakness and Resistance. This power doesn't work if Dark Gyarados is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed. I added some Counterattack Claws and Plus Powers in for a little more damage.
HARSH DEFIANCE:
Poke'mon (19)
4 Ralts (EXRS) #67
4 Kirlia (EXRS) #35
3 Cleffa (NG)
3 Murkrow (NG)
3 Pichu (NG)
2 Tyrouge (ND)
Trainers (27)
4 Proffessor Elm (NG)
4 Focus Band (NG)
4 Double Gust (NG)
3 Power Charge (Ex)
4 Forest Guardian (A)
3 Poke'mon Trader (LC)
2 Switch (EXRS)
2 Proffessor Birch (EXRS)
1 Town Volunteers (A)
Energy (14)
7 Psychic
4 Darkness
3 Rainbow
JUNGLE ARSENAL:
Poke'mon (18)
4 Skitty (EXRS) #70
3 Delcatty (EXRS) #29
4 Bulbasaur (LC)
1 Ivysaur (Ex)
3 Venusaur (Ex) Harvest Bounty
3 Cleffa (NG)
Trainers (29)
4 Professor Elm (NG)
4 Focus Band (NG)
3 Switch (EXRS)
3 Bill (LC)
3 Gold Berry (NG)
3 Energy Switch (A)
3 Poke'mon Breeder (LC)
2 Ecogym (NG)
2 Oracle (Skyridge)
2 Town Volunteers (A)
Energy (13)
9 Grass
4 Recycle
GUARDIANS OF THE JUNGLE UNLIMITED:
Poke'mon (18)
3 Heracross (NDY)
3 Scyther (Jungle)
3 Pinsir (Jungle)
3 Tangela (Base)
3 Celebi (Neo Revealation) Lv. 16
3 Gligar (Neo Genesis)
Energy (24)
12 Grass Energy
4 Rainbow Energy
4 Psychic Energy
4 Fighting Energy
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