Remisero
Main Deck (60 cards)
x3
$0.20
$6.85
$4.37
x2
$0.70
$0.67
$6.37
$6.59
$10.37
$8.68
$0.60
$2.18
$5.99
x2
$0.76
$17.05
x3
$2.73
$1.64
$0.38
x2
$0.29
x2
$0.24
$5.50
x2
$1.48
x4
$4.24
$0.05
$6.41
$3.34
$0.20
$2.15
$52.90
$47.00
$25.93
$11.57
$4.52
$14.85
$44.74
$36.19
x7
$0.07
x4
$0.28
Pokémon
(19)
160
Trainer
(30)
Trainer
(30)
Energy
(11)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
12 attacks
12
35.3% of attacks
2 Energy
12 attacks
12
35.3% of attacks
3 Energy
10 attacks
10
29.4% of attacks
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Awesome list! I wouldn't be opposed to switching one of the VS seekers with an additional Lusamine, because since you're running Magnezone, having 2 Lusamine cards in your deck allows for infinite supporter recovery without really interfering with your usual one supporter per turn. And if you feel adventurous, you could even do some cheeky play with Will and the Lusamine combo to force-para your opponent every turn with Pikachu V-Union's Shocking Shock attack. It might not be worth it because you're not running any other coin flip stuff, but it's food for thought. Great job!
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