Lugia & Friends

This is a single prize attacking deck that utilizes Basic Pokemon to attack, Cherrim for energy acceleration, and Bibarel for drawing cards. Lugia doesn't one-hit KO things often, but he can do decent damage, especially with the help of Powerful Energy and Choice Belt. Aero Ball's damage is wildly variable; most of the time it's only good for chip damage, but if you manage to load a lot of energy on Lugia, it can be as powerful or more powerful than Deep Crush. Since Deep Crush prevents Lugia from

This is a single prize attacking deck that utilizes Basic Pokemon to attack, Cherrim for energy acceleration, and Bibarel for drawing cards. Lugia doesn't one-hit KO things often, but he can do decent damage, especially with the help of Powerful Energy and Choice Belt. Aero Ball's damage is wildly variable; most of the time it's only good for chip damage, but if you manage to load a lot of energy on Lugia, it can be as powerful or more powerful than Deep Crush. Since Deep Crush prevents Lugia from attacking next turn, make sure to use Aero Ball when possible. Regigigas obviously can never use its ability, but it is good for one-hit KOing VMAX Pokemon (though keep in mind it will usually need Choice Belt or Powerful Energy to do so). It is extremely satisfying to destroy Mew VMAX with it (but make sure you take Oricorio into account if it's in play). Be mindful of the fact that Regigigas' attack is incredibly costly; though this deck plays a lot of energy and draw support, it can still be hard to get 5 energy. Genesect is good for finishing things off with its Linear Attack, and Techno Blast may be occasionally useful. The biggest weakness of this deck is that you generally can't one-hit KO Arceus, and it can escape whatever damage you do with Cheren's Care. I may eventually create a variant that tries to address this weakness, but it will likely come with its own costs.