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Building a Better Mewtwo and Long-Standing Decks to Finish Cities Strong “Manectric-EX has been a strong, consistent, and linear deck choice for a long time now. It isn’t terribly difficult to play, but the deck tends to be matchup dependent. Lucario/Crobat decks were all around in Tewksbury Massachusetts, my third City Championship of the season. In this case, I ran into enough Lucario decks to eventually push my record to two losses. Lucario is not an impossible deck for Manectric to beat, but it can be an uphill battle, especially if Enhanced Hammer is a popular choice. Manectric wasn’t the best play for this City, but it is a strong deck…
It has many hidden capabilities, such as fingertips that can shoot water and a membrane on its back that it can use to glide through the air. (Inteleon)
Jose’s Mew Box and ADP Dark for Dallas “This deck has plenty of attacking options, which is why it’s considered one of the strongest plays going into Dallas. Depending on what you are up against your strategy changes. Every Pokemon in the deck has merit and it’s ultimately up to you to find your win condition and pinpoint your strategy as soon as you know what you are facing up against. I like that Jon Eng’s list includes this package because, with it, you can take multiple Prizes in a single turn against low-HP Pokemon, namely Zorua and Trubbish, when combined with Distortion Door. There are a few…
A clever combatant, this Pokémon battles using water balloons created with moisture secreted from its palms. (Drizzile)
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