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PTCG/O Budget decklists for the 2021-2022 Season
Updated December 22 2021

December 22 2021 - Modified some decklists.
December 12 2021 - Added FST-legal decklists, removed redundant/shitty decklists.
October 16 2021 - Modified and added a bunch of decklists EVS-legal.
September 16 2021 - Modified and added standard decklists, added Expanded tab.
September 06 2021 - Overhaul for 2022 rotation.
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So you already made the jump from Theme to Standard (using the OP guide as reference, I expect) but are unable to win jack because those Shadow Riders and Urshifu VMAX are too expensive? You can't win with your homebrew decklist and just want to bust some heads with something that's not meta? Or are you simply too lazy to create a new decklist and want to try something new, that won't cost you an arm and a leg?

You just came to the right place, anon. Here I am working on a repository for budget decklists that are legal for the 2021-2022 season. Have a suggestion? Post it on the general and get feedback, if it's decent enough it will possibly get in here. Meanwhile, there's some points to keep in mind.

1. Lists posted here should be considered skeletons or templates to build from. You may have some copies of a powerful yet expensive card available so, if you have the option to build a more potent/consistent version, go for it! Most of the time, card counts and specific additions are up to the player's taste, playtesting, and your personal collection.

2. The decklists here are budgetized - this means that for the most part, expensive cards will be replaced by less costly counterparts. However, the SWSH format has been fantastic at reprinting and otherwise increasing the availability of consistency boosters through the course of this era - this means that you won't need to pay an arm and a leg for two copies of Crobat V, for example.

3. Without Bench Barrier in format, Urshifu VMAX and the overabundance of spread attacks shit hard on most decks that rely on single-prize low-energy attackers, and most of these decks will experience high loss rates in those match-ups. Don't let that discourage you from trying them, tho! Ladder eventually fixes around your "power level", so at lower ELO it's probable you will have more fun with these lists.

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You can search for the tags - type, main playstyle, whether it uses basic or evolution, single prize, V or VMAX Pokémon as its main attacker - added to each deck which indicate the characteristics of every deck. Most decklists posted here aim at costing less than 10-15 pack currency, without considering consistency enablers like Crobat and Marnie which are universal to almost every deck - I won't bother writing a cost in this guide since Pokémon and trainer trade prices are extremely volatile, so if something stops being budget, I will simply try to update the guide to reflect it.

TAGS
[##TYPE] 		- 	Energy type used by the main attacker(s) in deck
[BASIC]			-	Deck's main attacker is a basic single-prize Pokémon. Beware of Urshifu VMAX!
[EVOLUTION] 		- 	Deck's main attacker is an evolved single-prize Pokémon.
[BASIC-V] 		- 	Deck's main attacker is a basic Pokémon V.
[VMAX] 			-	Deck's main attacker is a VMAX Pokémon.
[SINGLE-PRIZE] 		-	This deck doesn't employ V Pokémon at all! It probably suffers from consistency issues.
[##PLAYSTYLE] 		-	How the deck wins.
[BEATDOWN] 		-	Simply takes 6 prizes by KOing the opponent's active Pokémon.
[SPREAD]		-	Distributes damage counters on field disregarding the active position. Excels at taking out benched Pokémon. [CONTROL]		-	Goal is to deny prizes to your opponent, sometimes aiming for a deck-out victory.
[MEME] 			-	Deck uses some out-there strategy: whether is playing extremely high or extremely low specific card counts,
					or winning through an extremely convoluted and inconsistent combo.
[COMPETITIVE]	- 	Deck has a good match-up against meta, or is a variant of a meta deck itself.
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Index of contents

STANDARD
- Straight Zacian V
- Rillaboom ft. Dhelmise VMAX
- Frosmoth ft. Wailord V
- Decidueye
- Dragapult VMAX
- Sableye V ft. Inteleon
- Wishiwashi (Frosmoth)
- Boltund VMAX
- Leon's Charizard
- Hoopa/Moltres
- Rapid Strike Malamar
- Glaceon VMAX
- Accelgor
- Cramorant Arrokuda
- Dracozolt VMAX
- Salazzle Butterfree
- Single Strike Morpeko
- Blissey V
- Flaaffy ft. Zekrom
- Altaria ft. Corviknight VMAX
- Dragapult (Infiltrator)
- Regidrago Cherrim
- Sandaconda
- Greedent VMAX
- Victini VMAX
- Inteleon VMAX (Rebel Clash)
- Castform
- Obstagoon ft. Inteleon
- Smeargle
- Tapu Koko VMAX
- Rapid Strike Jumpluff

EXPANDED
- Ultra Necrozma
- Honchkrow-GX
- Blissey V
- Volcarona V
- Mad Party
- Marshadow Turbo
- PikaZekrom Tag Team GX
- Tsareena V
- Garchomp & Giratina Tag Team GX
- Togekiss VMAX
- Mew Box
- Reshizard Tag Team GX
- Coalossal VMAX
- Raticate
- Rowlet & Exeggutor Tag Team GX
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[STANDARD]
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Straight Zacian V [METAL][BASIC-V][BEATDOWN][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 8

* 2 Oranguru SSH 148
* 4 Zacian V PR-SW 18
* 2 Zamazenta V SSH 212

##Trainer Cards - 39

* 4 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 4 Metal Saucer SSH 170
* 4 Cape of Toughness DAA 160
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 4 Rotom Phone CPA 64
* 4 Crystal Cave EVS 144
* 3 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 2 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 1 Raihan EVS 152
* 4 Switch SSH 183
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178

##Energy - 12

* 12 Metal Energy SMEnergy 8

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: It hits hard, it adds cards to your hand, it has self-energy ramp. Zacian V is a consistency engine and an attacker all on its own. Oranguru and Rotom Phone provide a consistent way to attach energies while going first. Crystal Cave and Cape of Toughness make Zacian extra resilient against spread and prevent OHKO/2HKOs, while the rest is as much consistency and gust as possible. Zamazenta V f*cks over a ton of VMAX decks. A ton of switch cards help you play around Zacian's attack lock.
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Rillaboom ft. Dhelmise VMAX [GRASS][VMAX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 17

* 1 Cramorant V SSH 155
* 1 Oranguru SSH 148
* 3 Dhelmise V SHF 9
* 3 Dhelmise VMAX SHF 10
* 1 Dubwool V RCL 153
* 3 Grookey SSH 10
* 1 Thwackey SHF 12
* 3 Rillaboom SSH 14
* 1 Kricketune V BST 6

##Trainer Cards - 31

* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 1 Energy Recycler BST 124
* 4 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 2 Level Ball BST 129
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 3 Turffield Stadium RCL 170
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 4 Peony CRE 150
* 3 Rare Candy SSH 180
* 2 Switch SSH 183
* 2 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 1 Pal Pad SSH 172

##Energy - 12

* 10 Grass Energy SMEnergy 1
* 2 Capture Energy RCL 171

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Peony gets you the ever so important Rare Candy and a Turffield Stadium, enabling you to consistently place Rillaboom in play, since Rowlet & Exeggutor rotated away. Kricketune replenishes your hand, Cramorant is an alternative method to grab Rare Candies and also kill benched support mons. Dhelmise VMAX is the strongest  Grass VMAX that doesn't discard your energy, but you can pretty much replace it with any other Grass VMAX of your choice. Keep in mind Rillaboom's energy ramp isn't limited as far as targets go, so this is why Dubwool V works as a late-game cleaner on this deck.
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Frosmoth ft. Wailord V [WATER][BASIC-V][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 14

* 1 Crobat V DAA 104
* 3 Snom SHF 29
* 2 Frosmoth SSH 64
* 4 Wailord V CPA 13
* 2 Minccino SSH 145
* 2 Cinccino SSH 147

##Trainer Cards - 36

* 2 Energy Retrieval SSH 160
* 3 Cape of Toughness DAA 160
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Glimwood Tangle DAA 162
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 3 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 3 Capacious Bucket RCL 156
* 2 Switch SSH 183
* 1 Escape Rope BST 125

##Energy - 10

* 10 Water Energy Energy 3

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: The existence of Frosmoth has pretty much forced all Water attackers of the SWSH era (with counted exceptions) to have massive energy costs. In this case, I picked Wailord V because coin flips are fun, and because unlike many other Water attackers in the format, Wailord V is self-sustaining via Draw Up. Glimwood Tangle helps with dealing consistent damage, Cape of Toughness makes it extra THICC and the rest is consistency as usual. You can pretty much replace Wailord V and its support cards to make another variant that relies on Frosmoth; Galarian Darmanitan VMAX with Telescopic Sight, Milotic V and Galar Mine, etc.
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Decidueye [GRASS][EVOLUTION][CONTROL][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 21

* 2 Snorlax VIV 131
* 4 Rowlet CEC 18
* 4 Decidueye DAA 13
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 3 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 3 Marnie SSH 169
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 1 Pal Pad SSH 172
* 3 Bird Keeper DAA 159
* 1 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 1 Raihan EVS 152
* 4 Rare Candy SSH 180
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Path to the Peak CRE 148
* 2 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 1 Energy Search SSH 161
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 2 Big Parasol DAA 157

##Energy - 9

* 5 Grass Energy Energy 1
* 4 Capture Energy RCL 171

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Mew VMAX took a fat shit over this deck and called it a bitch. Max Miracle just ignores the Safeguard ability of Decidueye, and they only need a single Power Tablet to achieve the OHKO. The deck has a good match-up against the rest of the current format; stuff like Leafeon VMAX, Zacian and Umbreon to an extent, have massive trouble against this deck. It's just that the indisputable tier 1 king is unfazed by the deck, so prepare for a lot of forfeits.
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Dragapult VMAX [PSYCHIC][VMAX][SPREAD][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 19

* 1 Galarian Zigzagoon SSH 117
* 4 Dragapult V RCL 92
* 3 Dragapult VMAX RCL 93
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 33

* 1 Raihan EVS 152
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 3 Professor's Research CEL 24
* 4 Fog Crystal CRE 227
* 3 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 2 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 4 Crushing Hammer SSH 159
* 3 Level Ball BST 181
* 3 Marnie SSH 200
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 189
* 3 Path to the Peak CRE 148

##Energy - 8

* 4 Psychic Energy Energy 5
* 4 Horror Psychic Energy RCL 172

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: This is a very straightforward deck. Lock the opponent as much as possible with Path and Marnie, abuse Dragapult VMAX low energy costs to spread damage, and use Shady Dealings to search trainers and spread some counters. Save Tool Scrapper for Cape of Toughness. I don't know what else to tell you. As long as you're smart about your counter placement, you should do well with this deck.
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Sableye V ft. Inteleon [DARKNESS][BASIC-V][CONTROL][SPREAD][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 21

* 1 Crobat V DAA 182
* 1 Galarian Moltres V CRE 97
* 1 Galarian Zigzagoon SSH 117
* 3 Koffing SHF 41
* 2 Sableye V SSH 120
* 2 Galarian Weezing RCL 113
* 4 Sobble SSH 55
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 32

* 3 Professor's Research CEL 23
* 3 Marnie SSH 200
* 3 Raihan EVS 152
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 3 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 1 Switch SSH 183
* 1 Energy Search SSH 161
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 1 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 2 Old Cemetery CRE 147

##Energy - 7

* 7 Darkness Energy Energy 7

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Based around the fantastic combination of Quick Shooting and Crazy Claws, Sableye V is a competent rogue pick in a format swarmed by Mew VMAX. Galarian Weezing gives the deck enough time to work its magic against an ability-heavy meta. Fusion Energy is a bit of a problem, but the fact that you hit weakness against Mew VMAX to begin with, make the match-up against Fusion-based decks far more bearable. Galarian Moltres provides a consistent attacker in combination with Raihan in case you can't spread counters.
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Frosmoth ft. Wishiwashi [WATER][BASIC][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 16

* 1 Crobat V DAA 182
* 3 Gossifleur SSH 20
* 3 Eldegoss EVS 16
* 3 Snom SHF 29
* 3 Wishiwashi EVS 46
* 2 Frosmoth SSH 64

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 3 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 3 Bruno BST 121
* 2 Boss Orders RCL 154
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 3 Energy Recycler BST 124
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 2 Great Ball SSH 164
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 2 Lucky Egg SSH 167

##Energy - 13

* 13 Water Energy Energy 3

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Yes, yes, I know that I said that most Frosmoth variants were derivative and boring, but Wishiwashi somewhat breaks the mold by reliably 2HKOing most VMAX targets with the highest Hydro Pump multiplier in format, while also being worth just 1 prize and still being incredibly bulky. This is enough to tip-off the prize race on its favor against most VMAX decks, which are forced to spend a lot more resources just to get rid of Wishiwashi. Eldegoss and Energy Recycler help you stream your attackers, rest is consistency.
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Boltund VMAX [LIGHTNING][VMAX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 16

* 1 Crobat V DAA 182
* 4 Boltund V RCL 67
* 4 Mareep CRE 47
* 4 Flaaffy EVS 55
* 3 Boltund VMAX FST 104

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 4 Professor's Research CEL 24
* 3 Boss's Orders RCL 189
* 3 Marnie SSH 200
* 2 Zinnia's Resolve EVS 203
* 1 Cheryl BST 159
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 4 Switch SSH 183
* 3 Level Ball BST 181
* 2 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 3 Stormy Mountains EVS 161

##Energy - 14

* 10 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 4 Speed Lightning Energy RCL 173

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Boltund VMAX makes good use of the Flaaffy engine by setting up massive damage with Bolt Storm/Max Bolt. Zinnia is a good supporter in this format where Genesect and Inteleon fill multiple benches, but decks usually don't have enough space for it. Rest is consistency trainers, some recycling, and enough switches to not get rekt by a bad start.
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KANTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Lizard Reloaded - Leon's Charizard [FIRE][EVOLUTION][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 20

* 2 Minccino SHF 166
* 1 Oranguru VIV 199
* 2 Swablu EVS 132
* 2 Cinccino SHF 167
* 2 Altaria EVS 106
* 4 Charmander VIV 23
* 2 Charmeleon VIV 24
* 4 Charizard VIV 25
* 1 Eldegoss V PR-SW 84

##Trainer Cards - 33

* 1 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Leon VIV 182
* 1 Bruno BST 158
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 4 Rare Candy PLB 105
* 3 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 3 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 2 Exp. Share BST 180
* 2 Raihan EVS 202
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 1 Air Balloon SSH 213
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 215

##Energy - 7

* 7 Fire Energy BUS 167

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Charizard's way out of the Rare Candy issue is that it's the hardest hitting stage 2 in format, and also having consistency of its own. Altaria + Oranguru enables the deck to consistently grab supporters without the need to rely on a pivot like Mew or Jirachi, and Cinccino draws some extra cards to help you setup. This deck is extremely poorf#g-friendly by virtue of having its main attacker line inside a theme deck.
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Hoopa/Moltres [DARKNESS][BASIC][BEATDOWN][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 20

* 2 Galarian Moltres EVS 93
* 1 Galarian Moltres V CRE 97
* 3 Hoopa DAA 111
* 2 Tapu Koko DAA 61
* 1 Pyukumuku FST 77
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 33

* 4 Marnie SSH 200
* 4 Professor's Research CEL 23
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 2 Klara CRE 194
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 3 Energy Search SSH 161
* 3 Training Court FST 282

##Energy - 7

* 7 Darkness Energy Energy 7

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: This is a deck meant to exploit the prevalence of Mew VMAX in the current metagame, with Hoopa acting as a cheap attacker to soften non-Psychic Pokémon, and Moltres working wonders in the late game and alongside all the energy recovery and search in the deck. Tapu Koko acts as a pivot that can draw some cards in a pinch, while the Inteleon line searches your relevant trainer cards like in every other deck that uses Inteleon. Be careful when playing Moltres V, as you don't want to give your opponent 2 free prizes for nothing.
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Rapid Strike Malamar [PSYCHIC][EVOLUTION][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 21

* 3 Minccino SSH 145
* 3 Cinccino SSH 147
* 4 Inkay CRE 69
* 4 Malamar CRE 70
* 1 Pyukumuku FST 77
* 3 Remoraid BST 36
* 3 Octillery BST 37

##Trainer Cards - 33

* 4 Level Ball BST 181
* 4 Fog Crystal CRE 227
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Tower of Waters BST 138
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 4 Great Ball SSH 164
* 4 Bruno BST 121
* 1 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 2 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 1 Pal Pad SSH 172
* 1 Brawly CRE 188
* 4 Korrina's Focus BST 128

##Energy - 6

* 4 Spiral Energy CRE 159
* 2 Psychic Energy SMEnergy 5

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Malamar is an extremely fun and unique deck, but with the rotation of Oricorio-GX, getting the big hands neccesary for damage became a lot harder. Since the deck already takes a fat L against spread and snipe, you may as well go all out with the addition of a Cinccino line to get there. Rescue Carrier is fantastic in this deck; not only do you recover valuable resources, it also becomes 80 extra damage for Malamar! Korrina's Focus and Bruno fill your hand, and the rest is 1-for-1 consistency and some recovery cards to allow you to go nuts with Cinccino. The deck would appreciate being able to consistently gust targets, but playing Boss Orders greatly conflicts with playing Bruno/Korrina to fill your hand. Some people play Passimian to chase away targets, so you could try it.
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Glaceon VMAX [WATER][VMAX][CONTROL]

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##Pokémon - 19

* 3 Eiscue EVS 47
* 3 Glaceon V EVS 174
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43
* 2 Glaceon VMAX EVS 41

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 3 Marnie SSH 169
* 3 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 2 Melony CRE 146
* 2 Raihan EVS 152
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 3 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 3 Level Ball BST 129
* 2 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Capacious Bucket RCL 156
* 1 Escape Rope BST 125
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 1 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 2 Snow Leaf Badge EVS 159
* 1 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 2 Galar Mine RCL 160

##Energy - 11

* 8 Water Energy Energy 3
* 3 Twin Energy RCL 174

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: This deck plays two flavors of attack lockdown; Glaceon against VMAX decks, and Eiscue against Basic-heavy decks such as Zacian and Regidrago. Galar Mine greatly troubles your opponent, while doing very little to a deck like this that doesn't pivot around bench sitters. Raihan loads Eiscue on a single turn, and the rest is a bit of consistency from Inteleon and a high supporter count.
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Fusion Strike Accelgor [GRASS][EVOLUTION][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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Pokémon - 13

* 1 Smeargle FST 209
* 4 Shelmet FST 13
* 4 Accelgor FST 14
* 3 Mew CEL 11
* 1 Crobat V DAA 182

Trainer Cards - 39

* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 1 Bruno BST 172
* 4 Level Ball NXD 89
* 4 Boss's Orders RCL 200
* 3 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 4 Bird Keeper DAA 159
* 1 Energy Search SSH 161
* 4 Power Tablet FST 236
* 2 Switch SSH 183
* 2 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 209
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 171

Energy - 8

* 4 Grass Energy SMEnergy 1
* 4 Fusion Strike Energy FST 244

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Accelgor is a cheap and powerful attacker that combos really well with Mew, enabling you to consistently search trainers while setting up 2HKOs with Power Tablet. The fact that the second most popular deck in format - Urshifu Umbreon - includes a Grass-weak Pokémon gives it an additional edge as a budget deck that may sometimes steal a win from tier 1 decks. Switch, Bird Keeper and Air Balloon in high counts move Mew out of active, and you can even rely on manual switching thanks to the low retreat costs of all your Pokémon. Smeargle recovers your incredibly important Power Tablets.
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Cramorant [WATER][BASIC][BEATDOWN][MEME][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 12

* 2 Mew CEL 11
* 4 Arrokuda VIV 41
* 4 Cramorant VIV 40
* 2 Barraskewda VIV 42

##Trainer Cards - 37

* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 2 Nessa VIV 157
* 1 Peonia CRE 149
* 1 Escape Rope BST 125
* 1 Pal Pad SSH 172
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 1 Rose Tower DAA 169
* 1 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 2 Raihan EVS 152
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 2 Bruno BST 121
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 4 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 2 Lucky Egg SSH 167
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178

##Energy - 11

* 4 Capture Energy RCL 171
* 3 Water Energy Energy 3
* 4 Twin Energy RCL 174

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Rotation was kind to this memetastic deck. Peonia saves your ass from getting rekt by randomly prizing Arrokudas, while Rescue Carrier reduces the reliance this deck previously had on Nessa, allowing you to use Boss Orders or Marnie depending on the situation. Barraskewda finishes off targets that Cramorant softened beforehand, while Celebrations Mew, Lucky Egg and Pokégear aid your consistency. This deck, like Leon's Charizard, is poorf#g-friendly by virtue of its main attacker line being part of a theme deck.
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Dracozolt VMAX [LIGHTNING][VMAX][CONTROL]

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##Pokémon - 7

* 4 Dracozolt V EVS 58
* 3 Dracozolt VMAX EVS 59

##Trainer Cards - 43

* 4 Cheryl BST 123
* 4 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Kabu DAA 163
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 1 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 1 Rose DAA 168
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 4 Potion SSH 177
* 4 Lucky Ice Pop EVS 150
* 3 Moomoo Cheese VIV 156
* 2 Pal Pad SSH 172
* 1 Big Charm SSH 158
* 1 Tool Jammer BST 136
* 4 Path to the Peak CRE 148

##Energy - 10

* 6 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 4 Speed Lightning Energy RCL 173

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: It starts with a simple idea - use Spark Trap, forcing your opponent to eat 120 damage every time they attack, and use Dracozolt's fat ass to tank damage which you can then heal with a dozen of your cards like Lucky Ice Pop and Cheryl. Kabu draws a shit ton of cards, and the rest is consistency aided by Path and Tool Jammer for a side of lockdown. Rose primes you for a Max Impact attack when you really need to finish off a dangerous target. Try to never put a second Dracozolt in play to deny gust targets to your opponent, hence a way for them to counter Spark Trap.
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Salazzle Butterfree [FIRE][EVOLUTION][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 21

* 2 Crobat V DAA 104
* 4 Salandit BST 27
* 4 Salazzle BST 28
* 3 Caterpie RCL 1
* 3 Metapod RCL 2
* 3 Butterfree FST 3
* 2 Mew CEL 11

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 4 Level Ball BST 181
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 1 Leon VIV 154
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 189
* 4 Bruno BST 121
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 3 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 3 Fan of Waves BST 127
* 1 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 2 Turffield Stadium RCL 170
* 2 Raihan EVS 152

##Energy - 7
* 3 Fire Energy SMEnergy 11
* 4 Twin Energy RCL 174

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: This deck is honestly really fun. A combo of Butterfree and Leon can bring down even the sturdiest VMAXes through a combination of poison and burn damage. The rest is consistency from Celebrations Mew, Crobat and trainers. There's two big problems tho; you only have 4 good energies to manually load Salazzle, and Fusion Energy - which entirely blocks Butterfree. However, the inclusion of Butterfree also leaves enough spaces free with the removal of Yell Horn to include funny stuff like Raihan and Fan of Waves, which solve these two issues. I considered the VMax match-up far more important, hence the deck has next to no recycling and a small energy count.
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Single Strike Morpeko [DARKNESS][BASIC][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 17

* 1 Crobat V DAA 182
* 4 Houndour BST 95
* 4 Morpeko FST 179
* 4 Houndoom BST 96
* 1 Stonjourner BST 84
* 2 Snover CRE 9
* 1 Abomasnow CRE 10

##Trainer Cards - 37

* 4 Level Ball BST 181
* 2 Cape of Toughness DAA 160
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 1 Marnie SSH 200
* 4 Professor's Research CEL 24
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 189
* 4 Bruno BST 121
* 2 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 1 Piers DAA 187
* 3 Old Cemetery CRE 147
* 3 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 4 Urn of Vitality BST 139

##Energy - 6

* 2 Darkness Energy SWSHEnergy 7
* 4 Single Strike Energy BST 141

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Morpeko is yet another deck that abuses the ubiquity of Mew VMax and its status as a Darkness attacker to steal some wins. This variant uses the Houndoom engine to place damage counters on your own Morpeko, adding  50 extra damage to Explosive Discontent per Houndoom attachment. Cape of Toughness and Abomasnow add HP so your Morpeko don't die against Inteleon/Zigzagoon, but you still have to be careful with your counter placement, lest you want to lose 3 prizes in a single turn to Tool Scrapper and Boss Orders.
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Blissey V [COLORLESS][BASIC-V][MEME]

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##Pokémon - 4

* 4 Blissey V CRE 119

##Trainer Cards - 37

* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 4 Hyper Potion SSH 166
* 4 Suspicious Food Tin CPA 66
* 4 Allister VIV 146
* 4 Milo RCL 161
* 4 Path to the Peak CRE 148
* 2 Escape Rope BST 125
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 2 Yell Horn DAA 173
* 4 Cape of Toughness DAA 160
* 2 Marnie SSH 169

##Energy - 19

* 4 Capture Energy RCL 171
* 4 Powerful {C} Energy DAA 176
* 4 Lucky Energy CRE 158
* 7 Psychic Energy Energy 5

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Dump as much energy as possible to the discard pile, then use Blissful Blast to recover all of it. Capture Energy and Lucky Energy help with consistency in different ways. Use Hyper Potion and Cape of Toughness to deny any possible KO. Since both Draw Energy and Weakness Guard Energy rotated out, I decided to go for Psychic as the rest of the energy alongside Suspicious Food Tin, which is superior to Hyper Potion as long as you have Psychic energy attached. Allister and Milo aren't as good as Hapu was, but they dig for useful cards and discard energy.
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Flaaffy ft. Zekrom [LIGHTNING][BASIC][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 18

* 2 Snorlax VIV 131
* 1 Galarian Zigzagoon SSH 117
* 4 Mareep EVS 54
* 4 Flaaffy EVS 55
* 1 Regieleki EVS 60
* 2 Zapdos VIV 48
* 4 Zekrom VIV 60

##Trainer Cards - 31

* 3 Stormy Mountains EVS 161
* 3 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 2 Marnie SSH 169
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 2 Telescopic Sight VIV 160
* 3 Bruno BST 121
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 3 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 2 Switch SSH 183

##Energy - 11

* 9 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 2 Speed Lightning Energy RCL 173

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Flaaffy was extremely hyped in the pre-release season, as Rayquaza VMAX seemed to be a potent meta option... that turned out to not be the case. But it still serves as the backbone of a serviceable budget deck. Zekrom spreads paralysis while Regieleki and Zapdos act as snipers. A healthy Scoop Up Net/Switch count helps getting Snorlax out of active. The rest is consistency. The reduced Switch counts in the current metagame help making Paralysis just a tad more threatening.
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Altaria ft. Corviknight VMAX [COLORLESS][METAL][EVOLUTION][VMAX][CONTROL]

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##Pokémon - 15

* 1 Snorlax VIV 131
* 2 Swablu CPA 48
* 2 Altaria CPA 49
* 4 Corviknight V BST 109
* 1 Dialga CEL 20
* 1 Zacian V SSH 138
* 4 Corviknight VMAX BST 110

##Trainer Cards - 38

* 4 Cheryl BST 159
* 4 Avery CRE 130
* 1 Sonia RCL 192
* 4 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 2 Skyla RCL 166
* 1 Bird Keeper DAA 159
* 1 Peonia CRE 196
* 2 Yell Horn DAA 173
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 2 Pal Pad SSH 172
* 2 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 1 Team Yell Towel SHF 63
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 1 Boost Shake EVS 142
* 2 Memory Capsule VIV 155
* 4 Crystal Cave EVS 144

##Energy - 7

* 4 Capture Energy RCL 171
* 3 Metal Energy Energy 8

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: This version of Altaria control stands out for not being just a worse version of Decidueye. By partnering with Corviknight VMAX, Altaria gains a way to control the board through a combination of Memory Capsule, Clutch and Yell Horn. Celebrations Dialga can recover valuable trainers, energy and most importantly, a Memory Capsule discarded by Tool Scrapper. Avery cuts on the opponent's options available, making them choose between a secondary attacker or consistency-boosting bench sitters. After you have exhausted your opponent's resources, you should be able to either aim for a deck-out with Altaria, or simply keep Clutching your opponent to death. Beware of Mew VMAX; forcing them to burn Switches with Boss Orders on Genesect copies is your best bet against the deck instead of relying on Clutch from early on.
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Dragapult (Infiltrator) [PSYCHIC][EVOLUTION][SPREAD]

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##Pokémon - 20

* 4 Dreepy RCL 89
* 1 Drakloak RCL 90
* 4 Dragapult RCL 91
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 31

* 3 Marnie SSH 169
* 3 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 2 Raihan EVS 152
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 4 Rare Candy SSH 180
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Fog Crystal CRE 140
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 1 Escape Rope BST 125
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 1 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 1 Boost Shake EVS 142
* 1 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 1 Exp. Share BST 126

##Energy - 9

* 4 Psychic Energy Energy 5
* 4 Horror Psychic Energy RCL 172
* 1 Aurora Energy SSH 186

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Viable stage 2s are scarce in the SWSH era, and Dragapult manages to be part of a select few by virtue of its ability. With enough luck, Infiltrator will deny your opponent enough KOs so Quick Shooting and Phantom Force can start to work their magic and claim multiple KOs, aided by the consistency provided by Shady Dealings and Fog Crystal. I guess you could run Path to the Peak, but the deck is linear and lacks enough deckspace to fit that and other techs; such is the curse of Stage 2s.
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Regidrago Cherrim [DRAGON][GRASS][BASIC][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 14

* 4 Regidrago EVS 124
* 3 Cherubi BST 7
* 1 Kricketune V BST 6
* 1 Tropius EVS 6
* 3 Cherrim BST 8
* 2 Mew CEL 11

##Trainer Cards - 34

* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 2 Energy Retrieval SSH 160
* 2 Training Court RCL 169
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 2 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168
* 2 Energy Search SSH 161
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 2 Bruno BST 121
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 2 Klara CRE 145
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 2 Switch SSH 183
* 1 Scoop Up Net RCL 165

##Energy - 12

* 4 Fire Energy SMEnergy 2
* 8 Grass Energy SMEnergy 1

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Regidrago f*cks shit up with its massive attack, while you use Cherrim to setup your attacks. Tropius cleans house. Mew and Kricketune are useful consistency turn by turn, while the choice of supporters and trainers is meant to facilitate the process of streamlining Regidrago after Regidrago as much as possible. Klara is outright amazing in this deck, but it competes in space with more reliable consistency like Research and Bruno. Still, you can try to play around with the supporters numbers until you feel comfortable.
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Sandaconda [FIGHTING][EVOLUTION][BEATDOWN][MEME]

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##Pokémon - 12

* 4 Silicobra SSH 107
* 4 Sandaconda BST 82
* 3 Gossifleur SSH 20
* 1 Kricketune V BST 6

##Trainer Cards - 22

* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 4 Peony CRE 150
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 2 Energy Recycler BST 124
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 2 Klara CRE 145

##Energy - 26

* 24 Fighting Energy Energy 6

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: A classic memetastic option. Post-rotation Sandaconda somehow manages to be even less consistent than before, but no biggie; Peony and Kricketune come to the rescue! You want to clear your deck of trainer and Pokémon as soon as possible, so your Big Sand Cannon attacks discard enough energy for a OHKO. Just remember to always go second, because this deck has terrible turn 1s and getting donked is extremely common.
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Greedent VMAX [COLORLESS][VMAX][MEME]

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##Pokémon - 19

* 1 Dunsparce FST 207
* 3 Greedent V FST 217
* 2 Greedent VMAX FST 218
* 1 Crobat V DAA 182
* 1 Galarian Zigzagoon SSH 117
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 1 Echoing Horn CRE 225
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Melony CRE 146
* 1 Capacious Bucket RCL 156
* 2 Toy Catcher EVS 163
* 3 Level Ball BST 181
* 1 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 2 Justified Gloves CRE 143
* 1 Professor's Research CEL 23
* 3 Marnie SSH 200
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 189
* 2 Spongy Gloves FST 243
* 1 Switch SSH 183
* 1 Avery CRE 187
* 1 Raihan EVS 152

##Energy - 11

* 3 Capture Energy RCL 171
* 4 Water Energy Energy 3
* 4 Powerful {C} Energy DAA 176

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Greedent just says "f*ck it" to fair prize races and strives to take advantage of bench sitters like Houndour and Sobble to win the game. Some counter spread and Powerful {C} Energy fix math for some stuff like Drizzile that otherwise would sit out of range for Turn a Profit. Avery + Echoing Horn clean off a filled bench and place a vulnerable bench sitter in play to gust.
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Victini VMAX [FIRE][VMAX][BEATDOWN][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 8

* 2 Victini V SSH 25
* 2 Victini V BST 21
* 4 Victini VMAX BST 22

##Trainer Cards - 42

* 4 Boss's Orders RCL 189
* 4 Marnie SSH 200
* 4 Kabu DAA 163
* 4 Professor's Research CEL 24
* 4 Fan of Waves BST 127
* 4 Pokémon Catcher SSH 175
* 4 Crushing Hammer SSH 159
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 3 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 4 Path to the Peak CRE 148

##Energy - 10

* 6 Fire Energy Energy 2
* 4 Heat {R} Energy DAA 174

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Victini VMAX plays very similar to Dragapult VMAX, with the caveat of using the incredibly powerful and cheap Max Victory to grab easy KOs, while peppering the opponent with so much energy control, that flipping tails on Crushing Hammer will be engraved on your mind. SSH Victini can load your bench-sitting Victinis, and Kabu draws a massive number of cards.
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Inteleon VMAX [WATER][VMAX][SPREAD]

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##Pokémon - 20

* 1 Crobat V DAA 104
* 4 Inteleon V RCL 49
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 2 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43
* 3 Inteleon VMAX RCL 50

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 4 Melony CRE 146
* 3 Level Ball BST 129
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 2 Marnie SSH 169
* 2 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 1 Escape Rope BST 125
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 1 Telescopic Sight VIV 160
* 2 Capacious Bucket RCL 156
* 2 Switch SSH 183
* 1 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 3 Path to the Peak CRE 148

##Energy - 10

* 8 Water Energy Energy 3
* 2 Capture Energy RCL 171

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Inteleon VMAX is one of the few water VMAXes to avoid the Frosmoth trap, instead being easily powered-up by Melony and manual attachments. The single-prize Inteleon line couldn't be more at home, aiding on additional KOs and giving you access to your trainers while the opponent is under Path lock. The deck used to be more energy denial-heavy, but the format is past the point where Heads on Crushing Hammer would outright end games.
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Castform [WATER][FIRE][BASIC][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE][MEME]

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##Pokémon - 17

* 4 Minccino SSH 145
* 4 Cinccino SSH 147
* 4 Castform Sunny Form CRE 22
* 2 Castform Snowy Form CRE 34
* 1 Castform Rainy Form CRE 33
* 1 Galarian Meowth RCL 126
* 1 Pumpkaboo EVS 76

##Trainer Cards - 41

* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Path to the Peak CRE 148
* 1 Pal Pad SSH 172
* 1 Leon VIV 154
* 2 Marnie SSH 169
* 3 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 4 Old Cemetery CRE 147
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Rose Tower DAA 169
* 2 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 3 Dyna Tree Hill CRE 135
* 4 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 1 Tool Scrapper RCL 168

##Energy - 2

* 2 Capture Energy RCL 171

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: There's always the memetastic deck that uses no energy to attack, and Castform is the one one for the SWSH block. You want to discard 8 stadiums as fast as humanely possible, and then blast your opponent with powerful attacks. Rainy Castform is there because sometimes you are missing a tick of damage against a VMAX target. Use Snowy Castform if you want to keep a Path to the Peak in play, and Sunny Castform if you want to discard Rose Tower.
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Obstagoon ft. Inteleon [DARKNESS][EVOLUTION][BEATDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 21

* 4 Galarian Zigzagoon SSH 117
* 2 Galarian Linoone FST 160
* 1 Galarian Obstagoon SSH 119
* 3 Galarian Obstagoon FST 161
* 4 Sobble CRE 41
* 4 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 34

* 4 Level Ball BST 181
* 4 Rare Candy SSH 180
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 3 Marnie SSH 200
* 2 Professor's Research CEL 24
* 1 Energy Search SSH 161
* 3 Raihan EVS 152
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 189
* 1 Bruno BST 121
* 4 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 3 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 1 Fan of Waves BST 127

##Energy - 5

* 5 Darkness Energy SWSHEnergy 7

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Obstagoon has come back with a revenge, this time abusing its particularly low attack costs to counter Mew VMAX decks and win the prize race. Merciless Strike is a 2HKO on any VMAX in format - OHKO with weakness. SSH Obstagoon enables some cheeky autowins against decks like Zacian and also fixes the math on some match-ups. Raihan helps with the extremely low energy count and also takes off some pressure of needing to have Shady Dealings triggers available.
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Smeargle [COLORLESS][BASIC][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 16

* 4 Smeargle EVS 128
* 2 Crobat V DAA 104
* 4 Gossifleur SSH 20
* 4 Eldegoss EVS 16
* 2 Mew CEL 11

##Trainer Cards - 31

* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 2 Energy Retrieval SSH 160
* 3 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 2 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 2 Raihan EVS 152
* 2 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 2 Bruno BST 121
* 2 Air Balloon SSH 156
* 1 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 1 Klara CRE 145
* 2 Zinnia's Resolve EVS 164
* 2 Switch SSH 183
* 2 Turffield Stadium RCL 170

##Energy - 13

* 1 Psychic Energy Energy 5
* 1 Water Energy Energy 3
* 1 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 1 Fighting Energy Energy 6
* 4 Twin Energy RCL 174
* 1 Metal Energy Energy 8
* 1 Grass Energy Energy 1
* 2 Fire Energy Energy 2
* 1 Darkness Energy Energy 7

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Smeargle wants to get as many energies in hand as possible, and the deck is built to aid towards said win-con. The loss of Fairy Energy means that the deck loses OHKO potential, but you will be comfortably 2HKOing VMAXes as long as you properly setup your board. Some people have suggested Dew Guard Milotic as an option against Marnie, but without PokéCom in format it's extremely hard to consistently get a 1-off Milotic in hand.
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Tapu Koko VMAX [LIGHTNING][VMAX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 14

* 3 Tapu Koko V SSH 72
* 1 Tapu Koko V BST 50
* 4 Voltorb VIV 45
* 3 Electrode VIV 46
* 3 Tapu Koko VMAX BST 51

##Trainer Cards - 35

* 4 Marnie SSH 169
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 3 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 4 Pokégear 3.0 SSH 174
* 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 4 Tool Jammer BST 136
* 4 Path to the Peak CRE 148

##Energy - 11

* 7 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 4 Speed Lightning Energy RCL 173

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Koko VMAX emulates the quad Tag-Team decks of a few years ago and attempts to make every match into an 8-prize game; people playing reduced Switch counts nowadays also helps so paralysis actually sticks for a bit on the opponent's active, aiding your 2HKO capabilities. Tool Jammer prevents the effect of Big Parasol, which otherwise would counter the selling point of this deck. It's a simple yet effective deck.
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Rapid Strike Jumpluff [GRASS][FIGHTING][EVOLUTION][SPREAD]

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##Pokémon - 26

* 1 Crobat V DAA 104
* 1 Medicham V EVS 83
* 1 Passimian CRE 88
* 4 Hoppip EVS 2
* 4 Skiploom EVS 3
* 4 Jumpluff EVS 4
* 1 Remoraid BST 36
* 3 Sobble CRE 41
* 3 Drizzile SSH 56
* 1 Octillery BST 37
* 1 Inteleon SSH 58
* 2 Inteleon CRE 43

##Trainer Cards - 26

* 3 Raihan EVS 152
* 1 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 3 Rapid Strike Scroll of Swirls BST 131
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 3 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 2 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 1 Marnie SSH 169
* 2 Tower of Waters BST 138
* 2 Ordinary Rod SSH 171
* 1 Energy Search SSH 161

##Energy - 8

* 4 Rapid Strike Energy BST 140
* 4 Grass Energy Energy 1

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Jumpluff decks always end up using an absurd number of Pokémon, and this is no exception. The supporter line is ridiculously thin, but Shady Dealings ensures you will always have access to it. Raihan charges your Jumpluff in a single turn and searches either a Scroll or a Rapid Strike energy, while Octillery searches the missing one. Inteleon spreads damage to targets that may just be missing a tick. With Passimian in play, you can put 120 damage on each benched Pokémon V per turn. Medicham V finishes off targets and gives you an extra turn to kill whatever remains.
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[EXPANDED]
Sidenote for all expanded decks; The Ace Spec cards Computer Search and Dowsing Machine are possibly the most expensive Items in the entire game. However, that's because both are extremely splashable and powerful. If you ever consider playing Expanded seriously, it may be on your best interests to save enough value (or money) to trade for both of them. Your decks will be appreciate it.

Expanded-only tags
[TAG-TEAM] 		- Deck's main attacker is a Tag Team-GX Pokémon
[RULEBOX] 		- Encompasses everything non-V with a special rule; Pokémon-GX, Pokémon-EX, etc.
[LOCKDOWN]		- The deck plays some kind of resilient lock that aids its capabilities WITHOUT going full control.
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Ultra Necrozma  [DRAGON][BASIC][BEATDOWN][LOCKDOWN][SINGLE-PRIZE]

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##Pokémon - 13

* 4 Ultra Necrozma CEC 164
* 4 Trubbish BKP 56
* 1 Wobbuffet PHF 36
* 2 Garbodor BKP 57
* 2 Garbodor GRI 51

##Trainer Cards - 39

* 4 Mysterious Treasure FLI 113
* 4 Random Receiver DEX 99
* 2 Rescue Stretcher GRI 130
* 1 Lysandre FLF 90
* 2 Nest Ball SUM 123
* 1 Teammates PRC 141
* 2 Special Charge STS 105
* 2 Field Blower GRI 125
* 4 Silent Lab PRC 140
* 2 Professor Juniper DEX 98
* 2 N FCO 105
* 2 Lucky Egg SSH 167
* 2 Guzma & Hala CEC 193
* 4 Float Stone BKT 137
* 1 Muscle Band XY 121
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109

##Energy - 8

* 2 Psychic Energy Energy 5
* 2 Counter Energy CIN 100
* 4 Double Dragon Energy ROS 97

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: If you have ever played Expanded, you have probably found yourself at odds with this deck. That's because it's cheap, braindead as f*ck to use, and also comes with an annoying ability lock of its own in Garbotoxin and Silent Lab, that also enables Ultra Necrozma to attack from the get-go. This variant is as straight as possible. Wobbuffet counters item and special energy locks, and Trashalanche Garbodor serves as a OHKO tool against Tag Teams and VMAX Pokémon. The rest is consistency, recovery and enablers.
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Honchkrow-GX [DARKNESS][EVOLUTION][RULEBOX][CONTROL]

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##Pokémon - 7

* 4 Murkrow UNM 128
* 3 Honchkrow-GX UNB 109

##Trainer Cards - 44

* 2 Enhanced Hammer GRI 124
* 1 N NVI 92
* 2 Marnie SSH 169
* 1 Team Flare Grunt GEN 73
* 2 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Professor Juniper PLB 84
* 2 Kabu DAA 163
* 1 Team Skull Grunt SUM 133
* 4 Trainers' Mail ROS 92
* 4 Crushing Hammer SSH 159
* 4 Acro Bike CES 123
* 4 Dusk Stone UNB 167
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109
* 4 Order Pad UPR 131
* 1 Super Rod NVI 95
* 2 Energy Loto GRI 122
* 1 Nest Ball SUM 123
* 4 Silent Lab PRC 140

##Energy - 9

* 5 Darkness Energy Energy 7
* 4 Double Colorless Energy EVO 90

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: I hate this deck and the people that play it with my entire soul. It gatekeeps almost every deck using special energy that can't afford to play ability negation while also annoying other decks with a resilient ability lock, making for auto-wins against certain archetypes, and also some wins if the opponent's deck bricks. But it's also one of the easiest decks to play around. Field Blower can get rid of Silent Lab for the turn it matters, evolution mons with abilities don't care about the basic ability lock, and simply playing basic energy is enough to make this deck wimper. One-sided match-ups are everything you will get while playing this.
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Blissey V (Expanded) [COLORLESS][BASIC-V]

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##Pokémon - 4

* 4 Blissey V CRE 182

##Trainer Cards - 39

* 4 Trainers' Mail ROS 92
* 2 Professor Juniper PLF 116
* 4 Cape of Toughness DAA 160
* 4 Hapu UNM 200
* 4 Hyper Potion SSH 166
* 1 Lysandre FLF 90
* 1 AZ PHF 117
* 4 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Silent Lab PRC 140
* 1 N NVI 92
* 4 Path to the Peak CRE 148
* 4 Acro Bike CES 123
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109

##Energy - 17

* 2 Capture Energy RCL 171
* 4 Double Colorless Energy PHF 111
* 2 Fire Energy SMEnergy 2
* 2 Lucky Energy CRE 158
* 4 Powerful {C} Energy DAA 176
* 3 Weakness Guard Energy UNM 213

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: There are some versions of this running around that either focus on a more control-heavy aspect or try to counter the prevalent control match-ups in Expanded. This ISN'T one of them. I like to call it TURBO Blissey. Hapu, Juniper and Battle Compressor dump massive numbers of energy for Blissful Blast max value; Hyper Potion, AZ and Cape of Toughness deny your opponent KOs. 2 basic energies prevent Honchkrow-GX from getting an easy win, and the choice of special energies provides consistency, damage and protection against Fighting-types. Pay attention to your damage numbers: with 4 DCE attached you can OHKO almost every Tag-Team Pokemon, while 2 extra energies of any kind give you a OHKO against every VMAX target except Eternatus VMAX.
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Volcarona V [FIRE][BASIC-V][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 13

* 4 Volcarona V EVS 21
* 3 Blitzle LOT 81
* 3 Zebstrika LOT 82
* 1 Dedenne-GX UNB 57
* 2 Volcanion-EX STS 26

##Trainer Cards - 29

* 1 Heat Factory {*} LOT 178
* 1 N FCO 105
* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 1 Rescue Stretcher GRI 130
* 4 Fiery Flint DRM 60
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 2 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Stealthy Hood UNB 186
* 4 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 2 Float Stone BKT 137
* 1 Pal Pad SSH 172

##Energy - 18

* 18 Fire Energy SMEnergy 2

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: I was actually a bit wrong about my previous Volcarona V assesment... the damn thing is a OHKO machine. Almost every VMAX fears the moth. Discard as much Fire energy as possible through a combination of Dedenne-GX, Fiery Flint and Battle Compressor, and  use Surging Flames to both recycle it and deal massive damage. Zebstrika ensures you can continuously discard Fire energy and that you can't brick on it, while Stealthy Hood helps against annoying locks like those of Disgusting Pollen Vileplume and Shuckle-GX. It's a very strong and consistent deck; but it has weaknesses. Attack locks and Safeguard effects will take a fat shit over this deck for the most part. And it can't win the prize race against highly damaging single-prize Pokémon like Ultra Necrozma and Mad Party-goers.
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Mad Party Expanded [COLORLESS][BASIC][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 22

* 4 Bunnelby DAA 150
* 1 Crobat V DAA 104
* 1 Marshadow-GX BUS 80
* 2 Dedenne-GX UNB 195
* 4 Dedenne DAA 78
* 1 Mew FCO 29
* 1 Mew UNB 76
* 4 Polteageist DAA 83
* 4 Galarian Mr. Rime DAA 36

##Trainer Cards - 32

* 4 Trainers' Mail ROS 92
* 1 Teammates PRC 141
* 1 Rescue Stretcher GRI 130
* 1 Leon VIV 154
* 1 N DEX 96
* 1 Chaotic Swell CEC 187
* 2 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 1 Pokémon Ranger STS 104
* 1 Roxie CEC 205
* 4 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 1 Muscle Band XY 121
* 1 Special Charge STS 105
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 2 Professor Juniper DEX 98
* 4 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 1 Field Blower GRI 125
* 1 Float Stone BKT 137
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109

##Energy - 6

* 4 Double Colorless Energy NXD 92
* 2 Twin Energy RCL 174

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Mad Party is far more competent in expanded - Battle Compressor, VS Seeker, and the combination of Crobat V and Dedenne-GX allows the deck to deal massive damage from turn 1; while assorted attack copying allows it to target relevant meta weaknesses and effectively increase the number of your attackers. Chaotic Swell counters stadiums like Path and Silent Lab. Beware of most control decks in expanded, as these will invariably f*ck over this deck unless you have magical topdecking powers.
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Marshadow Turbo [FIGHTING][BASIC][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 15

* 1 Lugia-GX LOT 159
* 1 Mega Lopunny & Jigglypuff-GX CEC 165
* 1 Crobat V DAA 104
* 1 Clefairy EVO 63
* 3 Marshadow-GX BUS 80
* 1 Exeggcute PLF 4
* 2 Dedenne-GX UNB 57
* 1 Tapu Koko {*} TEU 51
* 2 Shedinja VIV 66
* 1 Tapu Lele-GX GRI 60
* 1 Seismitoad-EX FFI 20

##Trainer Cards - 38

* 2 Professor Juniper PLB 84
* 1 N FCO 105
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Raihan EVS 152
* 4 Hypnotoxic Laser PLS 123
* 1 Adventure Bag LOT 167
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 3 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109
* 3 Trainers' Mail ROS 92
* 1 Echo Horn CRE 136
* 2 Great Catcher CEC 192
* 1 Switch SSH 183
* 1 Field Blower GRI 125
* 2 Focus Sash FFI 91
* 2 Float Stone BKT 137
* 1 Parallel City BKT 145

##Energy - 7

* 4 Double Colorless Energy NXD 92
* 3 Lightning Energy Energy 4

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Shadow Hunt copies every attack on your discard; Quaking Punch, Life Squeeze and Lost Purge GX are amazing attacks otherwise stuck on mediocre Pokémon. Hypnotoxic Lasers are a bit expensive, but they are also semi-staples in a lot of expanded decks, so getting a playset of them shouldn't be a problem. Parallel City gets rid of benched Pokémon for Shadow Hunt to copy or just removes gust targets, and Focus Sash allows Marshadow-GX to mostly ignore its frailty.
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PikaZekrom [LIGHTNING][TAG-TEAM][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 12

* 1 Crobat V DAA 104
* 1 Clefairy EVO 63
* 1 Marshadow-GX BUS 80
* 1 Boltund V RCL 67
* 1 Dedenne-GX UNB 57
* 2 Pikachu & Zekrom-GX TEU 33
* 1 Tapu Koko {*} TEU 51
* 2 Vikavolt V DAA 60
* 1 Eelektross UNM 66
* 1 Tapu Lele-GX GRI 60

##Trainer Cards - 36

* 3 Professor Juniper DEX 98
* 2 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Volkner UPR 135
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Max Elixir BKP 102
* 4 Electropower LOT 172
* 3 Trainers' Mail ROS 92
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109
* 2 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 2 Escape Rope BST 125
* 1 N NVI 92
* 1 Field Blower GRI 125
* 1 Energy Switch SSH 162
* 2 Float Stone BKT 137
* 1 Muscle Band XY 121
* 1 Thunder Mountain {*} LOT 191

##Energy - 12

* 11 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 1 Flash Energy AOR 83

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Use Vikavolt V alongside Thunder Mountain for an early item lock, while Max Elixir and manual attachments get Pikazekrom primed for Full Blitz and Tag Bolt attacks. Electropower helps with some KOs, and Eelektross gives some use to now-useless energy after a Tag Bolt GX. Clefairy OHKOs ADP while Marshadow-GX can copy both Vikavolt and PikaZekrom without requiring you to put a vulnerable Pokémon in play.
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Tsareena V [GRASS][BASIC][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN][COMPETITIVE]

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##Pokémon - 20

* 1 Dragonite-EX EVO 72
* 1 Absol ROS 40
* 1 Crobat V DAA 182
* 1 Medicham V EVS 83
* 1 Sudowoodo GRI 66
* 1 Eldegoss V RCL 176
* 1 Exeggcute PLF 4
* 3 Tsareena V FST 21
* 1 Dedenne-GX UNB 57
* 1 Tapu Koko {*} TEU 51
* 4 Giratina LOT 97
* 2 Mew FCO 29
* 1 Oricorio-GX CEC 95
* 1 Tapu Lele-GX GRI 60

##Trainer Cards - 32

* 1 N FCO 105
* 1 Professor Juniper PLB 84
* 1 Colress PLS 135
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Raihan EVS 152
* 4 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 4 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 216
* 4 VS Seeker ROS 110
* 2 Rescue Stretcher GRI 130
* 1 Echoing Horn CRE 225
* 1 Escape Rope BST 125
* 1 Field Blower GRI 125
* 2 Float Stone BKT 137
* 4 Sky Field ROS 89

##Energy - 8

* 5 Grass Energy Energy 1
* 3 Lightning Energy Energy 4

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Tsareena V has a massive attack potential, somewhat similar to what Volcarona V can achieve. The key difference is the space needed on energy; whereas Volcarona has to devote one half of its deck into getting enough Fire energy in discard, Tsareena can use multiple consistency engines, VS Seeker and cards like Giratina, Dragonite-EX and Sudowoodo to their full potential. Koko Prism and Raihan solve the energy issue, while Echoing Horn places a bench sitter to pepper with damage counters, then gust.
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Garchomp Giratina [DRAGON][TAG-TEAM][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 15

* 1 Crobat V DAA 104
* 2 Galarian Zigzagoon SSH 117
* 2 Garchomp & Giratina-GX UNM 146
* 1 Naganadel & Guzzlord-GX CEC 158
* 2 Exeggcute PLF 4
* 2 Dedenne-GX UNB 57
* 1 Tapu Koko {*} TEU 51
* 1 Vikavolt V DAA 60
* 2 Koffing CEC 76
* 1 Tapu Lele-GX GRI 60

##Trainer Cards - 37

* 2 Roxie CEC 205
* 1 Professor Sycamore XY 122
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 N FCO 105
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109
* 3 Trainers' Mail ROS 92
* 4 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 2 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 1 Escape Rope BST 125
* 1 Rescue Stretcher GRI 130
* 1 Field Blower GRI 125
* 1 Great Catcher CEC 192
* 1 Target Whistle Team Flare Gear PHF 106
* 2 Float Stone BKT 137
* 2 Muscle Band XY 121
* 1 Counter Gain LOT 170
* 1 Chaotic Swell CEC 187

##Energy - 8

* 4 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 4 Double Dragon Energy ROS 97

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Use Roxie and Koffing to spread counters on your opponent's board, setting up the effect of Koko Prism Star to load Vikavolt V and TinaChomp, for either an item lock or a OHKO against most non-VMAX targets. Naganadel & Guzzlord outright end the game as soon as you have 2 prizes left and either a Counter Gain or a free Tapu Koko activation. Don't forget that GG End GX can be almost as game-ending as Chaotic Order-GX; removing one of your opponent's Pokémon - energies included - on demand is threatening enough that most players will try to play around the possibility.
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Togekiss VMAX [COLORLESS][VMAX][CONTROL]

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##Pokémon - 8

* 4 Togekiss V VIV 140
* 4 Togekiss VMAX VIV 141

##Trainer Cards - 44

* 2 Lusamine CIN 96
* 1 Acerola BUS 112
* 1 Leon VIV 154
* 1 Cheryl BST 123
* 1 Phoebe BST 130
* 1 Marnie SSH 169
* 1 Sidney FST 241
* 4 Nest Ball SUM 123
* 1 Weakness Policy BUS 126
* 1 Muscle Band XY 121
* 1 Special Charge STS 105
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 2 Silent Lab PRC 140
* 1 N NVI 92
* 1 Team Flare Grunt GEN 73
* 1 Faba LOT 173
* 1 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 4 Green's Exploration UNB 175
* 1 Field Blower GRI 125
* 2 Enhanced Hammer PHF 94
* 4 Max Potion BKP 103
* 4 Path to the Peak CRE 148
* 1 Team Rocket's Handiwork FCO 112
* 2 Evolution Incense SSH 163
* 4 VS Seeker PHF 109

##Energy - 8

* 4 Double Colorless Energy NXD 92
* 4 Triple Acceleration Energy UNB 190

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: This is easily my favorite deck to play. Not only is it cheap, it's also an extremely potent control-based deck. The 120 damage from Max Glide exerts massive pressure on the opponent's beaters, Green's and a bit of consistency get you to your energy and Togekiss VMAX copies, and the rest of the deck is heavily directed towards energy denial, healing and a side of lockdown with Path/Silent Lab. You can even deck-out your opponent through a combination of Lusamine and Team Rocket's Handiwork (obviously after having exhausted their energy with Team Flare Grunt)! You could adapt your build towards more energy denial with Rugged Helmet and Team Skull Grunt, or use cards like Powerful Colorless Energy in more offensively-oriented builds; the magic of Max Glide is that you can run practically anything in your deck as long as it synergizes with Togekiss.
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Mew Box [PSYCHIC][BASIC][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 13

* 2 Cramorant V SSH 198
* 1 Dubwool V RCL 153
* 1 Oranguru SUM 113
* 1 Galarian Zigzagoon SSH 117
* 1 Clefairy EVO 63
* 1 Medicham V EVS 83
* 1 Tapu Koko {*} TEU 51
* 1 Jirachi-EX PLB 60
* 4 Mew FCO 29

##Trainer Cards - 39

* 3 Professor Sycamore STS 114
* 1 N FCO 105
* 1 Teammates PRC 160
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Pokémon Ranger STS 113
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 VS Seeker ROS 110
* 3 Trainers' Mail AOR 100
* 3 Nest Ball SUM 158
* 3 Scoop Up Net RCL 165
* 2 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 1 Rescue Stretcher GRI 130
* 1 Special Charge STS 105
* 2 Field Blower GRI 125
* 1 Target Whistle Team Flare Gear PHF 106
* 2 Telescopic Sight VIV 160
* 2 Float Stone BKT 137
* 4 Dimension Valley PHF 93

##Energy - 8

* 4 Double Colorless Energy PHF 111
* 2 Lightning Energy Energy 4
* 2 Twin Energy RCL 174

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Here we have a different flavor of attack copying that relies on Dimension Valley in combination with Memories of Dawn Mew in order to pull off attacks like Spit Shot and Revenge Blast without putting a vulnerable V attacker in play and benefitting from a few powerful support cards like Twin Energy and Teammates. Clefairy and Ranger counter Altered Creation; Telescopic Sight fixes math for a few bench KOs.
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ReshiZard [FIRE][TAG-TEAM][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 15

* 2 Crobat V DAA 182
* 1 Heatran-GX UNM 216
* 3 Reshiram & Charizard-GX PR-SM 201
* 2 Volcanion UNB 25
* 1 Eldegoss V RCL 176
* 2 Dedenne-GX UNB 57
* 1 Mew UNB 76
* 1 Mewtwo & Mew-GX UNM 71
* 1 Tapu Lele-GX GRI 60
* 1 Phione CEC 57

##Trainer Cards - 33

* 4 Welder UNB 189
* 2 Guzma BUS 115
* 4 Cherish Ball UNM 191
* 4 Quick Ball SSH 179
* 4 Max Elixir BKP 102
* 2 Switch SSH 183
* 2 Field Blower GRI 125
* 3 Random Receiver FCO 109
* 1 Fire Crystal UNB 231
* 3 Fighting Fury Belt BKP 99
* 1 Float Stone BKT 137
* 3 Giant Hearth UNM 197

##Energy - 12

* 12 Fire Energy Energy 2

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: I don't feel like this deck is particularly competitive or relevant in this current enviroment -Volcarona V is far more competent in the OHKO department-, but kids love their Charizards. Welder and Volcanion power-up your Reshiram & Charizard, while the rest of the deck ensures that you can actually get to Welder in time. Heatran-GX helps moving energy away from damaged ReshiZards, and the rest is consistency, with Mewtwo Tag Team copying a few attacks and hitting additional weaknesses.
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Coalossal VMAX [FIGHTING][VMAX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 14

* 2 Oranguru SSH 148
* 1 Oranguru SUM 113
* 3 Coalossal V VIV 98
* 3 Coalossal VMAX VIV 99
* 3 Slugma LOT 43
* 2 Magcargo CES 24

##Trainer Cards - 36

* 4 Professor's Research SSH 178
* 1 Marnie SSH 169
* 1 N FCO 105
* 2 Acerola BUS 142
* 1 Pokémon Ranger STS 113
* 1 Korrina FFI 111
* 1 Boss's Orders RCL 154
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Phoebe BST 130
* 4 Nest Ball SUM 158
* 2 Heavy Ball BKT 140
* 4 VS Seeker ROS 110
* 2 Ultra Ball SUM 135
* 2 Field Blower GRI 125
* 1 Special Charge STS 105
* 1 Rescue Stretcher GRI 130
* 2 Float Stone BKT 137
* 2 Buff Padding TEU 136
* 3 Path to the Peak CRE 148

##Energy - 10

* 4 Strong Energy FCO 115
* 4 Stone {F} Energy VIV 164
* 2 Fighting Energy Energy 6

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: A combination of Oranguru and Magcargo ensure that Eruption Shot always hits an energy, with each subsequent attack making Coalossal VMAX stronger and bulkier. Buff Padding and Acerola help with additional prize denial, while Path to the Peak slows down a number of relevant decks. There is not much else to say about this deck: it's linear, but effective. I guess you could try to play with the special energy choices, but the only one that helps you is Weakness Guard, which is easily countered by most Grass decks.
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Super Fang Raticate [COLORLESS][EVOLUTION][RULEBOX][BEATDOWN]

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##Pokémon - 18

* 1 Ditto {*} LOT 154
* 3 Minccino SSH 145
* 3 Rattata EVO 66
* 3 Cinccino SSH 147
* 3 Raticate BCR 105
* 1 Jirachi-EX PLB 60
* 4 Unown AOR 30
* 1 Mew UNB 76

##Trainer Cards - 38

* 2 Professor Juniper PLB 84
* 1 Teammates PRC 160
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Winona ROS 96
* 1 N FCO 105
* 1 Pokémon Ranger STS 113
* 4 Hypnotoxic Laser PLS 123
* 4 Level Ball BST 129
* 3 Rescue Carrier EVS 154
* 4 VS Seeker ROS 110
* 3 Trainers' Mail AOR 100
* 3 Nest Ball SUM 158
* 2 Special Charge STS 105
* 2 Battle Compressor Team Flare Gear PHF 92
* 1 Energy Loto GRI 122
* 2 U-Turn Board UNM 211
* 2 Shrine of Punishment CES 143

##Energy - 4

* 4 Triple Acceleration Energy UNB 234

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: Raticate is based entirely into tipping the prize race on its favour with the combination of Super Fang and Hypnotoxic Laser. Everything in the deck is searchable by Level Ball, making the deck extra consistent; while Rattata's Mischievous Fang gets rid of tools like Big Parasol and Metal Goggles. The deck is simple, but there's room for customization; abilities like those of Duraludon VMAX, Aegislash-EX, Cobalion-GX, etc., take a fat shit over Super Fang, so Path to the Peak is helpful against them. AOR Ariados functions as a consistent poison spreader, and Raticate is so frail that the poison damage likely won't matter when it gets KO'd next turn. BKP Raticate used to combo with Ariados thanks to the Antibodies ability and then evolving to Raticate Break, while using Double Colorless Energy, but Triple Acceleration Energy made all these combo pieces obsolete.
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Rowlet & Exeggutor [GRASS][TAG-TEAM][EVOLUTION][CONTROL]

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##Pokémon - 21

* 1 Exeggcute PLF 4
* 4 Oddish CEC 2
* 2 Rowlet CEC 18
* 3 Rowlet & Alolan Exeggutor-GX UNM 1
* 2 Dartrix DAA 12
* 3 Gloom UNB 7
* 2 Decidueye DAA 13
* 2 Vileplume AOR 3
* 1 Vileplume BUS 6
* 1 Vileplume-GX CEC 4

##Trainer Cards - 30

* 2 Steven's Resolve CES 145
* 2 Cynthia & Caitlin CEC 189
* 1 Klara CRE 145
* 2 Faba LOT 173
* 2 Cynthia UPR 119
* 1 Mallow & Lana CEC 198
* 2 Guzma & Hala CEC 193
* 1 Acerola BUS 112
* 1 Team Flare Grunt GEN 73
* 1 N FCO 105
* 2 Lusamine CIN 96
* 1 AZ PHF 117
* 1 Sonia RCL 167
* 1 Brock's Grit HIF 53
* 1 Guzma BUS 115
* 1 Team Rocket's Handiwork FCO 112
* 3 Tag Call CEC 206
* 1 Team Skull Grunt SUM 133
* 1 Stealthy Hood UNB 186
* 3 Path to the Peak CRE 148

##Energy - 9

* 4 Capture Energy RCL 171
* 4 Grass Energy Energy 1
* 1 Aromatic {G} Energy VIV 162

Total Cards - 60

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Deck notes: I present to you, what's most likely the most annoying and competitive version of control in the Expanded format: Rowleggs ft. Vileplume and Decidueye. You have access to item denial, damage negation against rulebox targets and all basics in format, and even continuous healing in the form of Vileplume-GX. A varied collection of supporters accomplish what the deck needs under item lock; recycling (Klara, Lusamine, Cynthia & Caitlin), consistency (Sonia, Guzma & Hala), damage denial (AZ, Acerola), energy denial (Plumeria, Team Skull & Team Flare Grunt), and it's all aided by the powerful lock of Path to the Peak and Silent Lab. The deck is extremely effective, but it needs a skilled pilot that knows how to time supporter activations and when to prioritize evolving Decidueye or a different Vileplume. Just be prepared for long grudge matches down to the very last prize with this deck.
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HAVE FUN!

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