Eevee and Friends

This deck seeks to use the varied attacks and types of Eevee and it's evolutions to pressure the opponent's bench pokemon and threaten the oppenent's active pokemon with potential super effective damage. The deck's main goal (mango) is to place Eevee (Astral Radiance) and Radiant Eevee and to evolve based on the opponent's deck.

One of the deck's better match ups is against single prize Lost Box variant, the super effective damage that Umbreon and Jolteon along with the overall lower HP pokemon the

This deck seeks to use the varied attacks and types of Eevee and it's evolutions to pressure the opponent's bench pokemon and threaten the oppenent's active pokemon with potential super effective damage. The deck's main goal (mango) is to place Eevee (Astral Radiance) and Radiant Eevee and to evolve based on the opponent's deck.

One of the deck's better match ups is against single prize Lost Box variant, the super effective damage that Umbreon and Jolteon along with the overall lower HP pokemon the deck has makes putting pressure relatively easy. In addition we will not fall behind in a Prize Race since the pokemon we use are also single prize.

The deck also has useful answers against Lugia as Jolteon has super effective damage on most of the key pokemon of the deck. In this match up using Boss's Orders and EXP share effectively can put the deck into position for taking KO's  while giving up few resources.

Against decks using stage 2 pokemon like Charizard, Gardevior, and Dragapult. Arven can help get TM Devolution while we build damage with Jolteons and Umbreon's bench attacks.

The worst match-up are against deck relying on large basic pokemon like Iron Hands, Giratina, Arceus, and Raging Bolt. Against the decks, we seek to quickly build up damage with Jolteon and attempt to close out the game using Espeon as it take advantage of the damage counter's that we place earleir in the game.

Glaceon is most usefull against Snorlax since Glaceon only need one energy to out put significant damage pressuring the opponent to switch out. Mimikyu, Manaphy, and Jirachi serve to shore up our weakness; Hisuian Heavy Ball can ensure we get these pokemon when we run into match ups were these cards are useful.

This deck will have difficulty winning tournaments but can be fun to pilot and enjoyable for Eevee fans.

PS. Feel free to leave recommendations or your expriences if you decided to try this deck out.