Dewgong/Seadra Floe Return

        This deck focuses on Dewgong's Floe Return attack, which, if enough energy is shuffled into the deck, can do a lot of damage very quickly.

                                                                STRATEGY

       Going first or second is okay with this deck. On your first turn try to get out 1-2 Seels, a Horsea, and a Finneon, plus a Chien-Pao ex in the active to snag some energies. If supporters are needed, use Meowth ex to find them. Fezandipiti can be used for draw support.

        This deck focuses on Dewgong's Floe Return attack, which, if enough energy is shuffled into the deck, can do a lot of damage very quickly.

                                                                STRATEGY

       Going first or second is okay with this deck. On your first turn try to get out 1-2 Seels, a Horsea, and a Finneon, plus a Chien-Pao ex in the active to snag some energies. If supporters are needed, use Meowth ex to find them. Fezandipiti can be used for draw support.

       Anyway, try to gather a lot of energy cards using Lady and Capacious Bucket so Dewgong can shuffle them into your deck and do loads of damage.

                                                            EXPLANATIONS

       The 2 Chien-Pao ex's are for energy supplying, along with Lady and Capacious Bucket. Dewgong is going to be your main attacker, but Seadra can be used to snipe their bench. The regular Chien-Pao can be helpful if one of your opponent's stadiums is bothering you. Our Ace Spec of choice, Prime Catcher, can be helpful when a double switch is required.

       Finneon is the key to this strategy because of its Oceanic Accompaniment ability, which lets you attack as many energy as you want to your Pokemon with the Swim Freely attack, including Dewgong and Seadra. Irida is also and incredibly helpful card in this deck, letting you fish out an Item and a Water Pokemon.

                                  That's all I have to say about the deck. Enjoy!