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-1 Rayquaza -1 Solgaleo-GX -2 Cynthia -1 Super Rod -1 Order Pad -2 Double Colorless Energy --------------------------------- +1 Solgaleo SUM +1 Hala +2 Prof. Sycamore +1 Heavy Ball +1 Nest Ball +2 Metal Energy . Running a non-budget version of the deck, I assume that the general strategy...

3 Zorua 2 Zoroark-GX 1 Zoroark 3 Scizor EX 3 M-Scizor EX 1 Mewtwo 1 Kartana 2 Tapu Lele 4 N 4 Prof. Sycamore 3 Guzma 1 Brigette 1 Lillie 4 Ultra Ball 4 Scizor Spirit Link 2 Field Blower 2 Rescue Stretcher 2 Choice Band 2 Float Stone 2 Crushing Hammer 8 Metal Energy 2 Double Colorless Energy...

M-Scizor EX/Zoroark-GX would have zero synergy outside of Zoroark-GX's raw draw power, which might actually make it easy to handle Mega pokemon issues. Maybe Zoroark BKT could support Scizor EX (probably forgoing M-Scizor EX altogether) with Stand In shenanigans, so there's that. By that point...

-1 Magneton -1 Xurkitree -1 Timer Ball -1 Po Town -1 Lillie -1 Skyla If you're lacking consistency, then stick to the plan and get rid of what's jamming it: You only need one MZone at a time on the field, Magneton is simply not needed, skip to the main man. Xurki's cute but get to the point...

If budget isn't an issue, then you must prioritize stuff in this order: 2/3 Tapu Lele-GX Meta Supporters Set (Prof. Sycamore, N, Brigette, Guzma) Meta Items Set (Ultra Ball, Field Blower, Rescue Stretcher, Choice Band, Float Stone) After you have that, then we start talking about Scizor. Like...

Forget what I said about Candy. Derped for no good reason. Room for Lotto or tools, though. If your Acerola/Nihilego play isn't paying off, then yeah...Counter Energy all the way. If Syca is hurting you too much, consider upping your Stretcher count. Between losing a rat and bricking, it...

If you're attacking with Nihilego, chances are you already lost. Lose that basic energy. Ideally, you should only need 3 or 4 attacks to close any given game (sure, there's Greninja). With that in mind, I'd reduce the Acerola and Scoop count as well. Make those Nihilego drops count. With that...

I'd suggest you double down on Roaring Heat, gutting Rock Steady for some trainers, adding DCE to form a Passimian deck. With the staple supporters already mentioned, you'd only have to hunt down Mew (FCO) and it's game. Won't make you fame and fortune but it's a good start.

Electrode goes boom, gives double Lightning energy and you either get back your Counter Energy effect or go for 2HKOs. You should have at least one Electrode energy by that point on your current Raikou, so that two get you 130/140 (w/FFB) dmg. Just maintain your lead and put pressure.

Wouldn't Lurantis (PRO) wield the same results but faster? It would even allow you to tech in a Turtonator-GX for lulz (and OHKOs on Golisopod-GX with a CBand).

Well, that's embarassing...lol No suggestions, guys? I already made some changes, but would love to hear opiniões.

Pokémon: 14 3 Raikou (BKT) 1 Cobalion (STS) 4-4 Electrode (EVO) 1-1 Octillery (BKT) Trainer: 40 4 N 4 Shauna 3 Professor Sycamore 2 Guzma 1 Mallow 1 Wally 1 Gladion 4 Nest Ball 4 Ultra Ball 3 Aether Paradise Conservation Area 3 Fighting Fury Belt 2 Evosoda 2 Counter Catcher 2 Field Blower...

-1 Lunala-GX -1 Lunala -1 Mewtwo -3 Lillie -1 Skyla +1 A. Vulpix +1 Drampa-GX or Mimikyu +1 Oranguru +4 N --------------------- You don't need more than 2 Lunala-GX in there, because it is mainly support with its ability. Baby Lunala, while the main attacker, is hard to keep streaming and...

Somehow, I forgot there's no Lele->Brigette play in this deck. Keep Ultra Ball, then, and maintain the rest of the changes.

I'm assuming Drampa (GRI), instead of Drampa-GX (GRI), as originally planned. -1 Super Scoop Up -4 Ultra Ball -1 Fighting Fury Belt -1 Lillie -1 Pokémon Fan Club +1 Oranguru +1 Enhanced Hammer +1 Super Rod +4 Nest Ball +1 Hala If you're only running basics, Nest Ball does the job minus...

Indeed, I stand corrected. 2 Pokémon left.

Parallel would bring the bench down to 3. Cyrus would force 2 out. Tapu Storm GX removes the active, leaving the sole benched Pokémon as the active.

If you're running Parallel City alongside Cyrus, and there's room for Rainbow Energy, I'd say Tapu Fini-GX is an instant candidate. Bringing down your opponent from 6 Pokémon to 1 is a massive tempo play, if you can afford the pieces (which I assume you will, since Cyrus is the reason you'd be...

Regarding longevity, pricing and meta viability, I'd say go for Metagross GX. Your single setback would be the lack of Lele (from my experience, even 1 copy would suffice), which goes a loooooong way into stabilizing your gameplay. Other than that, it's a cheap-ish deck that is also quite fun.

From the creators of "Drop a fox, dawg" and "Gotta get'em energies back!", Pokebeach presents: -1 Oranguru -1 Regirock EX OR -3 Regirock EX -1 Energy Retrieval -1 Guzma +1 Dhelmise OR +2 Dhelmise (if -3 Regirock EX) +1 Skyla +2 Parallel City OR +2 Altar of the Sunne +1 Special Charge (if -3...