May 02, 2026 6:24 PM
Removed Irida x1, Removed Giovanni's Exile x1, Removed Ultra Ball x2, Added Big Malasada x4
Added:
- Big Malasada (sm1-114) x4
Removed:
- Giovanni's Exile (sm115-67) x1
Changed:
- Irida (swsh10-186) : -1 (3 → 2)
- Ultra Ball (swsh9-186) : -2 (3 → 1)
Main Deck (60 cards)
x4
$3.62
x4
$0.22
x4
$0.18
$445.00
x4
$2.73
x4
$0.19
x2
$24.14
x4
$11.83
x2
$8.81
x4
$11.03
$0.35
$14.49
x3
$18.88
$0.41
x3
$0.21
x2
$0.27
x3
$9.75
x4
$47.00
x2
$8.59
x3
$1.06
x4
$17.51
Pokémon
(13)
Trainer
(43)
Trainer
(43)
Energy
(4)
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Energy Types
Energy Curve
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1 Energy
14 attacks
14
63.6% of attacks
2 Energy
8 attacks
8
36.4% of attacks
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Wert The Magikarp
i would be very upset if i lost to this deck. Also i play fire so i probly would, and that fire deck is Mega Charizard so probly even more.
I hate to be the one to point it out, but this concept wouldn't work in practice because the wording on Magikarp wouldn't work with Giovanni's Magikarp, Misty's Magikarp, or Shining Magikarp, because it says,"for each Magikarp and Gyarados in your discard pile", not,"for each card with "Magikarp" in its name". It's like how you can't evolve a Misty's Magikarp into a normal Gyarados because the Gyarados says,"evlves from Magikarp", or how Circuit Cannon on Vikavolt doesn't count Radiant Charjabug. But other than that, the deck is a fun concept and is well made. The only change I would make would be to add a few copies of Twin Energy for more conistency with the energy.
oh it doesn't? wll my friends dont know, do they??
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