Koraidon-Lu

Koraidon/Ting-Lu deck ft. Squawkabilly. The turn-one goal is to have a ting-lu in the active, koraidon & squawkabilly on the bench, and 2 fighting energy in the discard so you can end your turn with a max-value dino cry. That is more-or-less all the set up you need, aside from a second Ting-Lu on the bench for escape rope protection, and a Hawlucha or two to spread damage counters around. Nest Ball and Ultra Ball help you get your starting pokemon in play. Squawk, Ultra Ball, Trekking Shoes,

Koraidon/Ting-Lu deck ft. Squawkabilly. The turn-one goal is to have a ting-lu in the active, koraidon & squawkabilly on the bench, and 2 fighting energy in the discard so you can end your turn with a max-value dino cry. That is more-or-less all the set up you need, aside from a second Ting-Lu on the bench for escape rope protection, and a Hawlucha or two to spread damage counters around. Nest Ball and Ultra Ball help you get your starting pokemon in play. Squawk, Ultra Ball, Trekking Shoes, Professor's Research, and Radiant Greninja help you get cards in the discard. Bravery Charm, Rock Chestplate, and Lake Acuity give you some extra survivability, whereas Grant gives you extra damage. Penny can be used to reset one of your pokemon, be it a low-health Ting-Lu or a Hawlucha so you can getanother Flying Press. Gutsy Pickaxe gives you extra card draw/energy attachments. Judge gives the deck some hand disruption to go along with your ability cancels. Basically, all you need is a good turn one, a steady backline, and no Path to the Peak. Path shuts down the entire deck, which is why there are 4 Lakes. You can also run some Lost Vacuums if you feel you need the extra health. This deck actually does well against quite a lot in the meta, and is just a lot to play. I hope you enjoy the deck and have a good day. If you have any feedback, I'd love to hear it. Thank you!