Infernape w. Friends

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Main strategy: Use your Infernape, to attach an Fire and an Fighting Energy to your Pokémon in any way you like
                          Now you have different attackers:
                          Koraidon to knockout small Pokémon, like

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Main strategy: Use your Infernape, to attach an Fire and an Fighting Energy to your Pokémon in any way you like
                          Now you have different attackers:
                          Koraidon to knockout small Pokémon, like Mimikyu
                          Koraidon ex to deal alot of damage against high HP Pokémon, like Giratina VSTAR or Lugia VSTAR
                          Entei V against smaller Pokémon V and ex, like Chien-Pao ex
                          Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex, to protect damage from your opponent's Pokémon, with an ability

Key cards: Infernape - As Energy engine
                  Koraidon - To knockout smaller Pokémon and to ignore opponent's effects
                  Koraidon ex - To knockout high HP Pokémon V and ex
                  Entei V - To knockout low HP Pokémon V and ex
                  Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex - To protect damage from Pokémon with an ability

Main Deck (60 cards)

Pokémon (16)
1 Entei V swsh9-22
$1.89 Fire 230
3 Koraidon ex sv5-120
$0.71 Dragon 230
1 Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex sv6-112
$0.84 Fighting 210
3 Infernape sv6-33
$0.19 Fire 140
1 Koraidon sv5-119
$0.17 Dragon 140
1 Radiant Greninja swsh10-46
$3.11 Water 130
1 Bibarel swsh9-121
$0.39 Colorless 120
1 Monferno sv6-32
$0.21 Fire 90
1 Bidoof swsh12pt5-111
$0.21 Colorless 60
3 Chimchar sv6-31
$0.16 Fire 60
Trainer (33)
2 Boss’s Orders (Ghetsis) sv2-172
$0.39
2 Buddy-Buddy Poffin sv5-144
$0.28
2 Earthen Vessel sv4-163
$0.22
2 Energy Retrieval sv1-171
$0.24
1 Forest Seal Stone swsh12-156
$0.38
2 Iono sv4pt5-80
$0.32
1 Lost Vacuum swsh11-162
$0.13
4 Nest Ball sv1-181
$0.22
1 Prime Catcher sv5-157
$1.23
3 Professor Sada's Vitality sv4-170
$0.17
Trainer (33)
3 Professor's Research (Professor Sada) sv1-189
$0.18
3 Rare Candy sv4pt5-89
$0.24
1 Super Rod sv2-188
$0.30
2 Switch sv1-194
$0.17
4 Ultra Ball sv1-196
$0.19
Energy (11)
6 Basic Fighting Energy sve-6
$0.09 Fighting
5 Basic Fire Energy sve-2
$0.12 Fire

Card Types

Trainer 33
Pokémon 16
Energy 11

Energy Types

Fire 8
Dragon 4
Colorless 2
Fighting 1
Water 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

2 Energy 10 attacks
10
47.6% of attacks
3 Energy 11 attacks
11
52.4% of attacks

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Comments

SonicAndLucarioFan10 avatar
SonicAndLucarioFan10

why not brilliant stars lucario?

 

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pokev0id

SonicAndLucarioFan10 
I just think, that Lucario & Infernape aren't a good combo, like you can attach 1 Fighting Energy from your hand, 1 with Infernape's ability and 1 with Lucario's ability, then you make 190 damage, 'cause the Fire Energy from Infernape is for the effect of Lucario's attack useless, because it just makes damage for every Figthing Energy
Currently I try to make an Lucario deck and upload it on Youtube, but i think more about a combination with Lucario and Claydol from Silver Tempest :)

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