If the opponent has Weakness, it makes things easy. The plan is to hit really hard with a situationally appropriate attacker.

This deck has a lot of options at all times, thanks to its ability to keep multiple Shady Dealings open between several Drizzile and Inteleon. While playing this deck, I consistently found myself using far more brain cells than I bargained for. The plan is simple, but the execution is anything but. Trainers (30)3x Raihan ( SWSH7 #152)2x Melony ( SWSH6 #146)2x Professor's Research ( SWSH35 #62)2x Marnie ( SWSH35 #56)2x Boss's Orders ( SWSH2 #154)1x Klara ( SWSH6 #145)4x Quick Ball ( SWSH1 #179)4x Level Ball ( SWSH5 #129)3x Evolution Incense ( SWSH1 #163)2x Energy Search ( SWSH1 #161)1x Escape Rope ( SWSH5 #125)1x Capacious Bucket ( SWSH2 #156)1x Scoop Up Net ( SWSH2 #165)1x Air Balloon ( SWSH1 #156)1x Training Court ( SWSH2 #169)Įnergy (12)6x Darkness Energy ( XY #138)4x Water Energy ( XY #134)2x Rapid Strike Energy ( SWSH5 #140) Pokemon (18)3x Galarian Moltres V ( SWSH6 #97)2x Suicune V ( SWSH7 #31)1x Galarian Moltres ( SWSH7 #93)1x Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX ( SWSH5 #88)1x Rapid Strike Urshifu V ( SWSH5 #87)2x Inteleon ( SWSH1 #58)4x Drizzile ( SWSH1 #56)4x Sobble ( SWSH6 #41) I don’t know if this is fully optimized yet, and it’s not completely broken, but it’s certainly a strong deck that fits nicely into the meta. You can easily use Suicune as an in-between or all-purpose attacker in toolbox decks.Īfter several hours of testing and refining, I’m here with my current toolbox deck. But Suicune is also a low-maintenance beatstick that comes with its own draw power. It’s funny because Suicune is Water-type, which isn’t even a good type right now. In fact, a lot of interesting Suicune toolbox decks have been popping up recently, which I’m happy to see. The list was unrefined, but the idea was inspired. I saw an interesting toolbox deck in an online event that used Aurora Energy to power up attackers like Moltres, Galarian Zapdos V, Suicune V, and Celebi V. However, Moltres isn’t that great against anything that isn’t weak to Dark. Recently, I’ve been playing with various Galarian Moltres V decks, as that’s the obvious counter to Mew. Although the diversity makes things a bit tricky, the predictability helps to even that out. I think it would be fair to put all of these decks in Tier 1, besides Mew, which belongs in Tier 0.Īll this is to say that now is the time for anti-meta decks to shine.

As always, Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX and Single Strike Urshifu VMAX variants have middling popularity as well. Following closely behind are Jolteon VMAX, an inherently strong deck in its own right Dark Toolbox, a deck designed to counter Mew and Duraludon VMAX, spiking in popularity after I won an event with it and brought it into the limelight. However, Mew VMAX remains the clear frontrunner. There’s a variety of decks being played, which is a good thing. Hello everyone! It looks like the Fusion Strike meta has finally settled down.

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