Zoroark Black Bolt expanded deck

Awyz Awyz Expanded 2,464 views Jun 30, 2025 Updated Jun 30, 2025
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Change Zorua and Zoroark for the black bolt new ones (it is just a deck to play with my friends)

My strategy (I'm new to building):

The deck's main strategy is to bench a lot and attack with either Toedscruel ex or Snorlax VMAX. Zoroark is situational and is here because it's my favorite pokemon, but can help with some decks. The way you attack with Snorlax VMAX is with Triple Acceleration Energy or the new N card (N's plot, which I'd probably change with Gardenia's Vigor) helped by the Ogerpons ex.

Blissey

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Change Zorua and Zoroark for the black bolt new ones (it is just a deck to play with my friends)

My strategy (I'm new to building):

The deck's main strategy is to bench a lot and attack with either Toedscruel ex or Snorlax VMAX. Zoroark is situational and is here because it's my favorite pokemon, but can help with some decks. The way you attack with Snorlax VMAX is with Triple Acceleration Energy or the new N card (N's plot, which I'd probably change with Gardenia's Vigor) helped by the Ogerpons ex.

Blissey ex can help set up Toedscruel ex or charge a 3 energy attack a turn earlier with the Ogerpons ex.

Zoroark's first attack is just as a finisher if you find the Luminous Energy, but I personally will be using the second attack. It helps with the Gardevoir matchup (which is pretty good right now). You can one-shot Gardevoir ex and Munkidori if they are in active, or force it with boss's orders, attacking with Triple Acceleration Energy or setting up with Blissey and/or N's plot with Ogerpon's Help. You can also take down raging bolt, since both decks have a similar base (Ogerpon ex).

Fezandipiti ex is obviously here for the ability, but it can also attack easily with the triple acceleration energy and help you finish a pokemon that benched.

You might want to change Blissey and Chansey for Lillie's Clefairy ex if you are going against a lot of Dragapult ex.

You can also change some cards to play Hilda, which seems pretty good for this deck, since the energy you can search doesn't need to be basic.

I'll try remaking this deck for standard when the set comes out. Any advice/help is highly appreciated (either for the expanded or the standard version)

Card Types

Trainer 24
Pokémon 20
Energy 16

Energy Types

Grass 8
Colorless 6
Darkness 5
Lightning 1

Energy Curve

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1 Energy 2 attacks
2
7.4% of attacks
2 Energy 10 attacks
10
37.0% of attacks
3 Energy 13 attacks
13
48.1% of attacks
4 Energy 2 attacks
2
7.4% of attacks

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