Seismitoad EX / Pyroar / Charizard EX

[Chasepijr]

Pokemon:

• 
  3-3 Pyroar
  4 Seismitoad EX
  2 Mewtwo EX
  1 reshiram Outrage
  1 Charizard EX (Wing Attack)
  14

Trainers/Supporters/Stadiums:

• 
  4x Professor Juniper
  4x N
  2x Float Stone
  1x VS Seeker
  4x Ultra Ball
  1x Computer Search
  4x Hypnotoxic Laser
  2x Virbank City Gym
  1x Lysandre
  1x Colress
  3x Muscle Band
  2x Switch
  1x Escape Rope
  2x Skyla
  2x Head Ringer
  Total
  34

Energy:

• 
  8 Fire Energy
  4 Double Colorless Energy
  Total 12

Strategy: LMK what you guys think. Just a different way to play the pyroar seismitoad deck. Any comments on it? is playing charizard and reshiram in this deck a bad idea? I feel Charizard could be a liability but also could be a greater starter for a turn two attack.

Edited to coincide with the rules! ~Kecleon

 

[TuxedoBlack]

I've built and ran a similar deck with success.

I'd suggest you either commit to running either Pyroar or Charizard EX (some players run 2-3 'Zards in their decks with no Pyroars); you don't need both IMO. From my experience, I've believe Reshiram (Outrage) is simply outstanding in this deck. I run 2 in mine. Given your 3-3 Pyroar commitment, consider replacing your sole Charizard EX with another Reshiram.

I have not tested Head Ringer at all in my deck, but I do think some other cards would have higher priority than HR. For example, I view another Lysandre (consider that your current, only 1 is prized - ugh), Colress, and/or Muscle Band to be more important than the HRs.

Also, consider replacing 1 Ultra Ball with a Pokémon Fan Club which is a Supporter that can help you setup your bench should your opponent manages to Quaking Punch you first.

Have you considered including Battle Compressor and/or Blacksmith? These help with energy attachment acceleration.

I hope you find these comments helpful.