Shady Takedown
CarsonCanNot
Main Deck (60 cards)
x2
$1.22
$5.83
$5.95
$12.41
$8.17
x2
$24.54
x2
$0.11
x2
$0.43
x2
$0.55
x4
$2.73
x4
$0.27
x3
$0.36
x4
$0.29
x2
$1.32
x4
$0.23
x3
$0.31
x3
$0.15
x3
$0.27
x14
x2
$0.24
Pokémon
(14)
Trainer
(30)
Trainer
(30)
Energy
(16)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
12 attacks
12
50.0% of attacks
2 Energy
4 attacks
4
16.7% of attacks
3 Energy
6 attacks
6
25.0% of attacks
4 Energy
2 attacks
2
8.3% of attacks
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Opening Hand (7 cards)
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WhY IS THERE A V UNIONNN?!?!?!?!
Greninja V-Union is a very fin pokemon to play. The problem here is that you need a reliable attacker while you set it up, as opposed to Arctovish V. My personal recommendation is Arceus VStar, as it does a very reliable amount of damage while setting up other attackers, such as other Arceus and your Greninja V-Union. Secondly, since you are playing a water type pokemon V deck, Melony would be a valuable addition that allows you to accelerate energy and draw cards, which in turn allows you to cut down on your energy from the whopping 16 you have. Along these lines, you might consider changing your Wash energy for basic water. Special energy cards ar targets for disruption, and the effects of the Wash energy aren't very good.
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