Standard Golisopod GX Deck: Post Rotation Tips?

[HydraGundam]

I dont have any Standard decks, but I wanted to make one for fun. And I wanted to see how to make one post rotation without N, Sycamore, Float Stones, etc. I was interested in Volcanion EX but its pretty much obliterated in next rotation.

Anywho, Golisopod GX sounds cool (although very common I'm sure) but without Float Stones? So I added :

-Solgaleo GX for swapping out Golisopods.
- Alolan Vulpix to search out all these evolution Pokemon early, most times first turn (if I go second).
-Oranguru kinda helps when I'm low on cards.

- Choice Bands since Golisopods don't hold Float Stones anymore.
- Max Potions since Golisopods don't require much Energy.

I know this deck isn't great, but do you guys have any ideas to make this better? I have this deck in PTCGO, it does ok, but I wanna know how to improve it before I make this deck physically.

Pokémon (19)

1 Oranguru
4 Wimpod
3 Golisopod-GX
2 Solgaleo-GX
3 Cosmog
2 Cosmoem
4 Alolan Vulpix (Beacon)

Trainer Cards (29)

2 Rescue Stretcher
1 Lillie
3 Judge
3 Cynthia
2 Field Blower
4 Guzma
2 Enhanced Hammer
2 Olivia
3 Choice Band
4 Ultra Ball
3 Max Potion

Energy (12)

2 Rainbow Energy
2 Double Colorless Energy
8 Grass Energy

 

[Zoros]

Zoropod xd

 

[TuxedoBlack]

As @Zoros mentioned, another solid Golisopod GX partner (I've personally used this season with good success) is Zoroark GX. In my deck, I ran the following Pokémon lines:

3 Golisopod GX
1 Mex EX
2 Tapu Koko (Flying Flip)
2 Tapu Lele GX
3 Wimpod (Wimp Out)
4 Zorua
3 Zoroark GX​

And of this group, only the Mew EX will not be available post-rotation. Otherwise, the remaining cards will still provide a strong deck core, IMO.

This particular combination has several key advantageous features including:

Relatively "fast" setup
Weakness diversity
1-energy card attachment attackers
Strong primary and secondary attackers
Strong supplemental card-draw support
Free retreating Pokémon (with "good" HP) to help "reset" Golisopod GX's First Impression
Same free retreating Pokémon that can also spread damage
All attackers can leverage DC energy​

Needless to say, a viable replacement (Mimikyu or Meowstic perhaps?) for Mew EX will still be needed in order to counter decks running Buzzwole GX , a very formidable Pokémon whose use will, most likely, still be popular next season.

My deck's "core" group of Trainers will include:

1 Acerola - recovers wounded Pokémon and attached resources
3 Choice Band - amplifies damage output
4 Cynthia - "best" card-draw Supporter
2 Field Blower
4 Guzma
3 Judge - card-draw Supporter, as well as opponent's hand disruptor
1 Lillie - "strongest" T1 card-draw Supporter
2 Pokémon Fan Club - helps setup bench
2 Timer Ball - potentially helps evolution Pokémon setup
4 Ultra Ball - Pokémon search
​

I hope you find these comments helpful.

 

[HydraGundam]

Hmm sounds cool. Thanks for the feedback!

I might try something like this then.