Arceus/Pidgeot Meowscarada ex

This was my (almost) first deck, that took over three months to get perfect. I've tried basic Meowscarada lists in almost every way, and I would have to say that the best cards overall to add into it in the case of basic draw support would be one, Pidgeot ex, two, Arceus VStar, and three, Bibarell/Skwovet. (I HIGHLY recomend the Skwovet and not just bibarell. {Well, let's not think too much about the games that I nest stashed for fuve turns in a row until I hit a research.}) In other case of support,

This was my (almost) first deck, that took over three months to get perfect. I've tried basic Meowscarada lists in almost every way, and I would have to say that the best cards overall to add into it in the case of basic draw support would be one, Pidgeot ex, two, Arceus VStar, and three, Bibarell/Skwovet. (I HIGHLY recomend the Skwovet and not just bibarell. {Well, let's not think too much about the games that I nest stashed for fuve turns in a row until I hit a research.}) In other case of support, Alakazam is really nice for hitting whatever is in active at the time, especally when it's a Basic V or ex. The Mimikyu has always been more of a personal thing to me, and it's always fun seeing it get knocked out in stupid ways. (Ah, couple from Flaffy, Charmeleon, and even Mew ex.{Took them turns to work towards that.})

The ideal game for this list goes a little like this;

Go second and start with the Arceus in active. (Adding a third V will increase the likely-ness of that, but I just always prefered two for a reson coming up.) Get a DTE on the Arceus, and fill the bench as much as possible. (The ideal bench set up would be Pidgey Sprigatito Sprigatito Sprigatito Alakazam Mimikyu, with Arceus in active. Odviously this isn't always true for every match up, but it's just the general idea.) If Mesagoza is in play turn one, and you hit heads, take a VStar rather than a basic pokemon unless you really have too, it helps already having it in hand. Turn two then consists of evolving into VStar, using VStar to get Pidgeot online, then begining to work on a Meowscarada and finish the turn with hitting with Arceus. For Getting the Meowscarada online and attacking in the next turn or so, I really enjoy Quick searching Cheran's Care, using it on Arceus, then attaching the DTE and Bouquet Magic-ing the grass, Painful spoons-ing extra damage on, or taking extar damage off, and you have the first knock-out of the game. (Sure, not always does the Arceus have damage, but hey, nothing wrong with another 180 damage hit.) After that you really can't explan the exact how to's of the deck, but Super Rod helps add in some extra energy, Klara can grab energy as well, along with grabbing Alakazam if it get's knocked out or discarded somewhere in the game. I also recomend keeping in the pal pad, just because it only runs two Boss's Orders and no counter catchers.

Again, there's many other good cards that run in a basic Meowscarada as well, including Energy retrival, Earthen Vessel, Artazon, Lost Vacuum, Lost City, Level Ball, Jet energy, Manaphy, Jirachi, and even Medicham if you're that kind of player. One thing I will say, unless you want to be more Bouquet Magic focused, three DTE and seven basic grass energies is the way to go. 

Anyways, I've been playing Meowscarada for a while now and my hope for this is that I convince more people out there to play Meowscarada, unlike the meta right now. Any questions or comments are welcome. : )