Caturday

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Deck Primer

Persian ignores energy requirements for any pokemon with the "Caturday" attack. Combined with Inteleon pings and "Blow-Away Bomb", Espurr can deal some insane damage to opposing pokemon anywhere on the field with a 0 energy cost.

~ Mr. Teapot

Main Deck (60 cards)

Pokémon (29)
1 Inteleon swsh45sv-SV027
$5.62 Water 160
3 Inteleon swsh7-227
$10.96 Water 150
3 Persian sm10-148
$0.40 Colorless 100
1 Weezing sm12-77
$0.36 Psychic 100
4 Drizzile swsh45sv-SV026
$5.63 Water 90
1 Phione sm12-57
$0.41 Water 70
4 Espurr sm10-79
$0.35 Psychic 60
3 Koffing sm12-243
$38.75 Psychic 60
1 Litten sm10-27
$0.33 Fire 60
3 Meowth sm10-147
$3.08 Colorless 60
1 Mew smp-SM215
$24.54 Psychic 60
4 Sobble swsh6-41
$0.11 Water 60
Trainer (27)
4 Evolution Incense swsh1-163
$0.23
1 Hisuian Heavy Ball swsh10-146
$0.30
4 Level Ball swsh5-181
$6.96
1 Pal Pad sv1-182
$0.25
4 Pokémon Communication sm9-196
$11.62
3 Rescue Carrier swsh12pt5-142
$0.13
2 Rescue Stretcher sm3-165
$12.79
4 Roxie sm12-205
$0.18
4 Scoop Up Net swsh2-207
$5.47
Energy (4)
4 Capture Energy swsh3-201
$2.68

Card Types

Pokémon 29
Trainer 27
Energy 4

Energy Types

Water 13
Psychic 9
Colorless 6
Fire 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 14 attacks
14
34.1% of attacks
2 Energy 19 attacks
19
46.3% of attacks
3 Energy 8 attacks
8
19.5% of attacks

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Comments

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You should really credit Jun my guy... Stop stealing his content, at least credit them....
https://youtu.be/CyZ2Ew3dziM

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Mr. Teapot

I will not be crediting Jun, instead the credit goes to the Taiwanese player (whom I have yet to find) who used this deck in a Taiwan expanded format, which Jun referenced in his title.

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