THIS DECK IS NOT A JOKE! (Decksplanation below)
On the fifth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me, FIVE SCORBUNNYYYYYYYYYYY!
Four Maractus (https://pokemoncard.io/deck/4th-day-of-christmas-maractus-snorlax-72396),
Three Mewtwo ex (https://pokemoncard.io/deck/3rd-day-of-christmas-mewtwo-ex-72305),
Two Camerupts (https://pokemoncard.io/deck/2nd-day-of-christmas-camerupt-72237),
And a Weavile and a Zeraora V! (https://pokemoncard.io/deck/1st-day-of-christmas-weavile-and-zeraora-v-72120)
Ok, This deck is a bit more complex than the other ones. The idea is to use Scorbunny with Blunder Policy to draw lots of cards (and Altaria so you draw exactly what you need), then letting them die, charging up Cinderace with its ability Crisis Power. Radiant Charizard is really good in this deck because... just look at it and tell me it's not good here. You can't. "But what about the Ninetales and Decidueye?" Both Cinderace and Radiant Charizard can't attack the next turn after attacking. If you switch to the bench, then back up to the active, by use of retreating (free with ninetales) into Decidueye, then using Decidueye's Total Freedom ability to switch back into the attacker, you can completelywipe that effect and attack immediately again. You can build this deck with a more powerful draw engine instead of Decidueye if you feel like the Cinderace would just get Knocked Out right after you attack. When Ace Spec cards come out again, you will DEFINITELY want a Life Dew for later game use. "But how do I knock anything out if Crisis Power only increases by 30?" That's where Karen's Conviction comes in to make that 30 per prize card 50 per prize card. 250 with two prize cards taken, and even more powerful as the game goes on. It can reach 400 if they've taken five prize cards. Copycat is here to make sure you won't Deck-Out.
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