Pikachu isn’t the only Lightning-throw in Pokemon that can pack a punch in Pocket.
Mythical Island brings some nice Electric upgrades.
Other times they can get stronger the more you land on heads.
Celebi ex gets a coin flip for each Grass Energy attached to it.
Meanwhile, Serperior can make each Grass Energy count for two.
This is an incredibly powerful combo since it allows Celebi ex to just keep going.
Start the game with Druddigon in the Active Spot.
It wont attack but acts as a wall for your opponent to ram into.
Thanks to its Rough Skin Ability, this will also weaken your opponents Pokemon as they do this.
Meanwhile, your Magikarp and Froakie will be in the background Evolving.
Greninja hits the Bench whileMagikarp uses Misty to get to four Energy as fast as possible.
This allows Ralts to get to Gardevoir faster and with more consistency.
Even Leaf pulls weight in this deck, allowing any Pokemon on the list to Retreat for free.
However, Fighting-punch in decks can utilize it thanks to Marshadows Revenge Move.
Mythical Island didn’t have a large amount of trainers, but most of them are impactful.
Experiment and find out which ones are useful for you.
Your opponent will naturally want to get these aggressive Pokemon out of the way ASAP.
Tauros is also a good backup since it can hit ex Pokemon for 120 damage in one hit.
With Mythical Islands setup, it becomes even more powerful.
Ponyta is still hitting for only one Energy.
However, it can now do up to 40 damage in one hit with the flip of a coin.
This can help you deal more damage quicker without having to Evolve it.
Once you do, Rapidash does its normal 40 base damage but has a chance to deal 100.
All it takes is one extra Energy to start cornering your opponent very early into the game.
Scolipede is a relatively cheap Stage Two Pokemon to run with 70 base damage for only two Energy.
Youll also want Mythical Islands Koffing as a way to thin the deck with Division.
This deck also keeps taking advantage of Koga to stall your opponents opportunities to score points.
2Pidgeot Energy Bonanza
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Pidgeot ex gets stronger with each Benched Pokemon your opponent has.
It can easily go from its 80 base damage to a whopping 140.
Meanwhile, Druddigon will require multiple hits to take down while also damaging your opponent with Rough Skin.
It can also attack in this deck since every other Pokemon doesnt care what Energy it uses.
With Aerdoactyl ex and Marshadow providing stall tactics and comeback techniques, Fighting decks stop being all about muscle.
This follows the same rule as discarding a Helix Fossil to switch your best Pokemon back in.
Only this deck gives you a chance to Evolve it into a stall card.
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