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Would you consider 1 Ninja Boy to switch into a more suitable attacker (or simply returning an undesired Lele) every now and then? Also, Acerola could work here as a sort-of Max Potion, since you're running mostly big basics. You could also fit in Mewtwo (EVO) as a one-prize cleaner.

-1 Zorua -1 Zoroark-GX -1 Zoroark -1 Acerola -1 Pokémon Fan Club -2 Choice Band -4 Puzzle of Time Your main priority in a M-Steelix EX deck is to get two Steelix EX in play on T1 for a Tapu Lele-GX into Kiawe (or a manual Kiawe, if you're lucky) setup. Having a higher Zorua count only makes...

If I may: very nice template, any suggestion from now on would be personal preference or meta-calling. I'll go backwards and start with energy. If you're shooting for Necrozma, there's barely any reason NOT to include Psychic energy and have it as a secondary attacker, especially if Volcanion...

Just for the sake of proper crediting, TiuSam is a Brazilian youtuber, not Spanish. Only thing I'd add up would be 1 or 2 Switch for when you simply can't Guzma away if your opponent stalls.

-2 Wally -1 Mallow -1 Evosoda -2 Nest Ball -1 Choice Band -2 Town Map -3 Rainbow Energy While I get why you put Wally in there, it's just not efficient enough for the speed you're trying to achieve. You're better off rushing draws for your pieces. Mallow as a 2-of suffices once you get...

-2 Manaphy -1 Professor Sycamore -1 Guzma -2 Acerola -1 Brooklet Hill Manaphy is a liability as long as it's benched. There's a superior choice now. I don't think you need Acerola, but keeping one might be an option, if you really want to. +2/2 Silvally-GX +1 Fighting Memory +2 Professor...

17 + 13 + 13 + 13 = 56 cards I'm going to assume you forgot 4 Mt. Coronet, but will include them anyway. -1 Espeon EX -3 Energy Retrieval -1 Metal Energy Espeon EX acts as extra target for 2 prizes without really synergizing with the main strategy. 4 Energy Retrieval is overkill, if 1 is...

-1 Raichu (BUS) -1 Raikou (BKT) -1 Sophocles -1 Acerola -1 Lusamine -1 Clemont -1 Gladion -1 Wishful Baton +1 Magnemite +1 Magnezone +1 Oranguru +1 Super Rod] +1 Professor Sycamore +3 Max Elixir

Hence the "almost". While metal decks may have Magearna (but not always), other methods are not seen in today's meta.

I've played against it IRL a couple of times already. It's a good deck, especially when up against slower decks. Counter Energy really helps its tempo and the kill move is almost completely indefensable. Streamlining RatBREAKs is the single challenge the deck faces, but a powerplay of...

- 1 Choice Band - 3 Devoured Field - 2 Counter Energy 3 Choice Band suffice for specific needs. You're already 2HKO'ing the meta, no matter what. Same concept applied to Devoured Field, which only really softens up 250hp Pokémon. Choice Band will work that out, aside from the fact that Devoured...

-2 Counter Energy -2 Brooklet Hill +1 Fighting Energy +1 Choice Band +1 Field Blower +1 Guzma Band and Blower are way too important to be ran as 2-of. Guzma wins games and, here, is an extra outlet against Garbotoxin. An extra Fighting Energy to compensate the 2 Counter Energy.

-1 Espeon EX -1 Prof. Sycamore -1 Brooklet Hill +1 Gabite +1 Lusamine +1 Brigette Gabite @3 makes you safer against Espeon EX. Lusamine @2 allows you to cycle Lusamine. Brigette makes your deck less clunky. Also, there are other changes I'd make to the deck, but wouldn't know what to take...

Why not get 4 Mew and go full Passimian? Raichu got hit hard w/o Sky Field. I'd lose it and Glalie altogether, focus on the monkey and have some fun.

http://www.pokebeach.com/forums/threads/gengar-bkt-latios-slg-bkt-cri.144806/ You can start here, fresh discussion from last week. There's also another topic created not long ago, should be up there on the most recent topics

http://www.pokebeach.com/forums/threads/gengar-bkt-latios-slg-bkt-cri.144806/ Some ideas here, from last week.

Perhaps Registeel isn't the best choice as the pivot in a metal Silvally. I think you'd be better with Scizor EX as the main attacker with Registeel as Ninetales/Hoopa countermeasures. With that said, you should try Max Elixir to make setup and cycling faster. You should never need Rainbow...

-1 Latios (you run Koko, 4 Creep enablers is more than enough) -1 Oranguru (you have enough draw power and no Float Stone to prevent Guzma-stall) -1 Super Rod (Rescue Stretcher outdoes Super Rod in this deck and you don't really need to recover energy) +1 Gengar (the star, run 4) +1 Evosoda...

I agree with ditching Tauros, but I'd replace him with psychic-type Oranguru (CRI) to recover tools during mid-game, when you can afford prize-trading. Dashing Pouch can be replaced by Poison Barb, so that supports that are targeted on a Guzma can squeeze damage. You won't have much use for any...

Actually, the correct principle is: you're always going to attack once with a 130hp Pokémon (and only in that moment you attach WB to it), get knocked out and streamline a second 130hp Pokémon, which will knockout the revenge-killer. IMO, it's worth 3 spots due to its' game-winning capabilities here...