The Charizard Anti-Lost Fire Deck

PacInBlac PacInBlac Expanded 1,750 views May 31, 2023
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First deck I'm uploading, been having success and fun with it.

This deck revolves heavily around Charizard (because the TCG loves making Charizard cards). Bibarel is the generator here - best one I could find, but please let me know if you find a better one!

Delphox V (Lost Origin) is notably helpful with Comfey and Cramorant. You only lose a single Fire Energy to the Lost Zone with Charizard (Pokémon GO) , so its vital to set up your Charizard with Rare Candy ASAP. Watch out for Manaphy (Brilliant

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First deck I'm uploading, been having success and fun with it.

This deck revolves heavily around Charizard (because the TCG loves making Charizard cards). Bibarel is the generator here - best one I could find, but please let me know if you find a better one!

Delphox V (Lost Origin) is notably helpful with Comfey and Cramorant. You only lose a single Fire Energy to the Lost Zone with Charizard (Pokémon GO) , so its vital to set up your Charizard with Rare Candy ASAP. Watch out for Manaphy (Brilliant Stars) and other cards that prevent bench damage.

And yes, Earthen Seal Stone is a rare use case, but against Mew VMAX (Fusion Strike) decks it's possible to get all 6 prize cards in one go. Forest Seal Stone is good for an early game Rare Candy/GO Zard or a last ditch Magma Basin.

Entei V (Brilliant Stars) with GO Zard up needs a single Fire Energy for a potentially >200 dmg move. 

Charizard VSTAR (Brilliant Stars) is your main damage dealer, with Magma Basin allowing for 230 dmg attacks. If you haven't played your VSTAR move via Stones, you have the option to Max Blaze and take out a good majority of VMAXs and exs like Gardevoir ex (Scarlet & Violet).

Reshiram V (Silver Tempest) is really nice in the early game for energy generation, but unless you need 200 damage, you're best keeping it in the deck in the mid to late game where Radiant Charizard (Pokémon GO) shines, especially when Fire Energy is doubled.

Not much to say about trainer cards - Avery (Chilling Reign) is good for bench shenanigans, Arven (Scarlet & Violet) helps with Seal Stones and Rare Candies (keep an Energy Search (Sword & Shield) on hand for emergencies!).

I'm sure there are upgrades to this deck, but this is my first, so please let me know in the comments what you think, it'd be greatly appreciated!

-pacinblac

Card Types

Trainer 30
Pokémon 18
Energy 12

Energy Types

Fire 14
Colorless 4

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 5 attacks
5
19.2% of attacks
2 Energy 4 attacks
4
15.4% of attacks
3 Energy 9 attacks
9
34.6% of attacks
4 Energy 7 attacks
7
26.9% of attacks
5 Energy 1 attack
3.8% of attacks

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