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Yeah, it probably came in a bit too early. If you really want to use it, I'd try some Nanu shenanigans with basic (D) pokémon, like both Hoopa (GX and baby), Guzzlord-GX, heck even Zorua (adding Zoroark-GX to the fray) wouldn't be out of question. Black Market <*> to make it tankier, Energy...

About DCE: you really don't need them. SBE is all you really need, because it's a one-attachment, one-time use option, against the two-attachment alternative and you can fetch it with Steven's at the time of need, trust me on this. It's really the only change I have to put my foot down on...

I'm currently running this online, but I'm not from NA, so I probably wasn't involved in your revelation. Also, this should be a stall deck, because well...you're milling stuff. With that said, first thing that needs fixing ASAP is Super Boost Energy. It's how Zard wins games. So: -2 DCE +1...

Just being cute here but would you consider (L) Memory and Electropower for some surprise neutral knockouts?

Somehow, I derped hard and forgot Marshadow doesn't copy abilities. Scratch that, but do keep the rest in mind

If you're running Zone, a thin Alolan Ninetales line is imperative for consistency. But If you go the Shuckle/Solgaleo engine, it might be a challenge to power up the Second Melmetal-GX.

How integral to your general strategy are those rats? I ask because Shrine without Acerola kinda hurts their case. 2 copies of Devoured Field to help with some numbers wouldn't be out of question. Either way, Ditto <> and Magcargo would do you wonders. Since you should be working on an empty...

-1 Pheromosa-GX -1 Tapu Bulu-GX -1 Energy Loto -2 Bodybuilding Dumbbells -2 Order Pad -1 Tate & Liza --------- +1 Turtonator-GX +1 Magcargo +1 Alolan Muk +1 Professor Elm's Lecture +2 Choice Band +1 Lillie +1 Grass Energy While I get the point of Phero and Bulu, they don't really have a...

There's a player in my community running this and he made it work with Durant/Rhyperior/Meganium/Swampert. You need the Rainbow/Acerola engine, with DCE for Durant and Super Boost for Swampert/Rhyperior in specific cases. He didn't try Charizard-GX, though. That could be the deal-breaker with...

I'm not sure you're treading the right path with this, especially regarding Supporters. Without many active plays after turn 2, you're putting yourself in a dead end situation way more often than it seems practical. To improve consistency after turn 2, you need some search or draw power...

First of all, thanks for the input. I appreciate the time you took to be thorough. Now, to your pointers: - Energy Switch, like Koko, is a means to create an immediate attacker while relieving Nagas from excess energy. I find it to be essential to the deck's mid-game flow. I find that a 2nd...

Pokemon: 18 3-3 Raichu GX (attacker) 3-3 Naganadel (battery/secondary attacker) 1-2 Zebstrika (support) 1 Tapu Koko GX (secondary attacker) 1 Tapu Lele GX (support) 1 Ditto Prism Star (evolution) Trainer: 30 4x Cynthia 3x Guzma 2x Lillie 2x Sightseer 1x Volkner 4x Ultra Ball 2x Nest Ball 2x...

3 retreat, 1 70hp Yeah, I'm not even complaining, it has to go. Just looking for something to maintain an acceptable level of consistency.

Pokemón (12): Beldum x4 (CST) Metang x1 (CST) Metagross x4 (CST) Alolan Vulpix x1 (GRI) Dhelmise x1 (GRI) Kartana GX x1 (CIN) Trainer (40): Puzzle of Time x4 Rare Candy x4 Max Potion x4 Random Receiver x4 Nest Ball x3 Pal Pad x2 Wish Tablet x2 Shrine of Punishment x2 Choice Band x2 Escape...

-1 Metagross GX -1 Tapu Koko -2 Tate And Liza -2 Crisis Potion -1 Metal Frying Pan -1 Field Blower ---------------------------- +1 Kartana GX +1 Oranguru +1 Cyrus <*> +2 Judge +1 Rescue Stretcher +1 Ultra Ball +1 Switch You don't need Metagross GX, Mt. Coronet can recover lost energy in a...

Apparently, I slept on the N count. Sorry for that. Other than that, the only point I must argue against, especially since you won't be running Oranguru, is Ultra Ball. You mentioned consistency issues to keep it, but there's literally nothing that can be done in this deck by Ultra Ball that...

-3 Prof. Sycamore -2 Hala -2 Plumeria -1 Brigette -4 Ultra Ball -1 Beast Ring -2 Escape Board -1 Metal Energy Discarding hurts this deck a lot. You can't really afford to miss out on anything at any given moment. While Sycamore does help out with consistency, it comes at a great cost for this...

Tried it online 2 days straight now, using 2 different approaches: your exact list and a different set of trainer cards. Your current list, as it is, is a legit control option and quite playable at it, but eventually bricks. By then, one of two scenarios is bound to happen: your search engine...

Escape Board might replace Float Stone in some decks. Bodybuilding Dumbbells and Wish Baton would become very strong for some decks in a meta that decides to abandon Field Blower. And, if you don't run stadiums for some reason, it's the only way to get them out. All things considered, a single...

Considering only Standard format, this would be my top 9 so far: 1 - Beast Ring: probably the most powerful mid-game tool around, makes any UB deck exponentially better and the meta revolves around them right now. 2 - Malamar: cornerstone of every (P) deck worth its salt for the mid-term...