Kecleon’s Lost Box

Sablezard Lost Box with Kecleon twist (Sablezardeon?). Chromashift ability allows Kecleon to capitalize on opponents Pokemon type weaknesses. Attach supereffective glasses to deal 270 damage. Snorlax and Radiant Charizard provide insurance when up against decks without exploitable weakness (ex. Goodra), but are not absolutely necessary (Snorlax, in particular, is cuttable). All basic energy types are included (edit: Cramorant's attack damage is not affected by weakness, which was overlooked on the

Sablezard Lost Box with Kecleon twist (Sablezardeon?). Chromashift ability allows Kecleon to capitalize on opponents Pokemon type weaknesses. Attach supereffective glasses to deal 270 damage. Snorlax and Radiant Charizard provide insurance when up against decks without exploitable weakness (ex. Goodra), but are not absolutely necessary (Snorlax, in particular, is cuttable). All basic energy types are included (edit: Cramorant's attack damage is not affected by weakness, which was overlooked on the first version of this deck posted. As such, a water energy was added for Kecleon to hit water weak Pokemon). Other cards to consider: Choice belt (allowing Charizard to hit 280 damage for VStars and Snorlax to reach 210 damage to KO a greater # of V Pokemon), Arven (to grab mirage gate and supereffective glasses to power up your Kecleon), Radiant Greninja (in place of Charizard), Hawlucha (to fix math), one of the legendary bird trio from Pokémon Go set (for the +10 damage boost, allowing Kecleon to hit 100/200/300 damage with appropriate energy attached), and possibly even Thorton (which is not a card that's useful most games, but can be clutch from time to time). Grant (30 damage boost for fighting type Pokémon for one turn) and Rapid Strike Scroll of the Skies (tool that gives access to an attack that does 10 damage + 50 more damage per energy on opponent's active Pokemon; cost = 1 lightning + 1 colorless) are additional cards to consider. While I like these two cards for this deck in theory, in my own initial testing, I've found that you can rarely afford to play Grant as supporter for turn (though it can be a difference maker when the stars align) and the Scroll of the Skies is too situation-dependent to warrant inclusion.