copperajah control?
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10 attacks
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40.0% of attacks
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12.0% of attacks
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Why use Magnezone over TEF Metang?
Wouldn't metang be a better energy source because then you can cut rare candy for something else. Also how does this deck handle lost vacuum?
Like many have said already, Metang works better than Magnezone. Lost Vacuum is an issue, but you should be able to work around it by baiting it with a different stadium. That could be easier with a Sawsbuck, or potentially a Bibarel line for draw. A fun idea though. Also this deck is countered by Radiant Charizard and Ancient Box.
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