Starmie23
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1 Energy
5 attacks
5
18.5% of attacks
2 Energy
8 attacks
8
29.6% of attacks
3 Energy
13 attacks
13
48.1% of attacks
4 Energy
1 attack
3.7% of attacks
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Ok good, I'm not the only one who's intrigued by the new vikavolt.
One thing to note is that the release of Temporal Forces (which vikavolt is in) also marks the rotation of certain sets (Battle Styles though Fusion Strike, or any card with regulation mark E). Because of this, cards like Battle VIP pass will no longer be playable.
This makes deckbuilding a bit more tricky for Temporal Forces decks, but luckily there are still options. I see that you've already started using Buddy Poffin, which does help fill in for battle VIP pass. A few copies of nest ball could also help you get Miraidon more consistently. The other rotating cards here are escape rope, which can easily be replaced with switch, Stormy Mountain, which you could swap for Artazon, and the Vikavolt with the sniping attack (unfortunately there's not as good of a replacement for that).
Besides rotation being a genuine pain, my one suggestion is to maybe add more basic lightning energy for electric generator, but it's a good list besides that!
Sorry for the wall of text I always forget how much I tend to type
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