Da Toed

This deck is designed to disrupt your opponent’s energy and prevent them from attacking.  Don’t even bother playing this against Chein-Pao though.  Use Toedscruel attack Eerie Tentacles to move energy attached to your opponents Pokémon to one their benched Pokémon.  Target benched Pokemon who will not benefit from that energy, most often this is a Bibarel, Manaphy or Spiritomb.  Or simply attack it to a Pokémon that doesn’t benefit from

This deck is designed to disrupt your opponent’s energy and prevent them from attacking.  Don’t even bother playing this against Chein-Pao though.  Use Toedscruel attack Eerie Tentacles to move energy attached to your opponents Pokémon to one their benched Pokémon.  Target benched Pokemon who will not benefit from that energy, most often this is a Bibarel, Manaphy or Spiritomb.  Or simply attack it to a Pokémon that doesn’t benefit from that energy type.  In the meantime, keep adding grass energy until you can use Triple Smash for up to 240 damage (results may vary).  Radiant Venasaur can be an effective secondary attacker, but it’s mostly in the deck for draw support.  Attach an exp. share and use as a late game attacker.  Opponents will often target it with boss, and that’s okay.  You can get it back with super rod, it’s not your main attacker.  If you got a bad hand, use Skwovet to bring your hand down to one card and Radiant Venasaur will give you 4 cards at the end of your turn.  Use Bibarel to get additional cards or Skwovet again at the start of your turn.  To further synergize with Toesdcruel energy disruption strategy there are 4 crushing hammers, the deck plays Temple of Sinnoh to further disrupt your opponents energy use and there is a Giacomo can help discard energy more special energy.  The energy switches and exp. shares help you manage your own energy.  Attach energy to a benched Pokémon with Gardenia's Vigor and use a switch card to put in the active or energy switch to load up somebody else.  This is the most common way you’ll attack with Radiant Venasaur.