Main Deck (60 cards)
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Trainer
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Energy
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Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
2 attacks
2
10.0% of attacks
2 Energy
12 attacks
12
60.0% of attacks
3 Energy
6 attacks
6
30.0% of attacks
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The new Atticus card from Paldean Fates can replace the professor's research and the Pidgeot Ex line. As good as Pidgeot Ex is you would need to dedicate more space to it, otherwise you'd prize it or brick up your hand. The Gardenia tech is good, but without a secondary attacker, Klaff struggles with damage output. If you are going for a pure build AzulGG has one without an Electrode V. Also, the Walking Wake from the Temporal Forces deck uses the same core of cards while having energy acceleration with Sada's Determination. Instead of Luxurious Cape, Charm gives you a similar hp boost that doesn't give up an extra prize, because single-prize decks take advantage of uneven prize trades. Energy Loto digs 7 cards deep to get your double turbos and if you are paranoid about missing the energy, Gutsy pickaxes with fighting energy instead of grass will do the same as Gardenia without giving up a supporter for the turn. Overall it's a solid list and I hope I could help.
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