Toedscruel ex

This deck will either set up very quickly with some help from Lilligant, or it will fail to set up entirely. You've been warned.

Try to go first and try to get one Lilligant, one Toedscool, and one Cherubi in play. Mew can help you find Battle VIP pass, and Leafeon gets you an energy on turn one (but will probably never be used afterwards)

On your second turn, evolve Lilligant, then try to find Cherrim and Toedscruel without using Lilligant's Star Perfume. Then use your VSTAR power to grab the remaining

This deck will either set up very quickly with some help from Lilligant, or it will fail to set up entirely. You've been warned.

Try to go first and try to get one Lilligant, one Toedscool, and one Cherubi in play. Mew can help you find Battle VIP pass, and Leafeon gets you an energy on turn one (but will probably never be used afterwards)

On your second turn, evolve Lilligant, then try to find Cherrim and Toedscruel without using Lilligant's Star Perfume. Then use your VSTAR power to grab the remaining grass evolutions you need plus some grass energy to accelerate onto your benched pokemon. You should be able to attack with Toedscruel's Colony Rush for anywhere from 160-240 damage (you usually won't have more or less damage than that on turn one)

A few tips:

Use Cherrim to put energy onto Toedscool before you evolve into Toedscruel, as Cherrim can't attatch to a pokemon with a rule box.

Star Perfume should be the last thing you do before you attack. If possible, draw a new hand with either Iono or Professor's Research first to see what you really need to grab.

Leafeon V's Greening Cells is useful, but not necessary, so avoid grabbing it unless you already have all of your necessities. If you do get it, I would recommend using it to attach an energy to itself or Lilligant, as you can't attatch energy to them with Cherrim.

Remember you can still attatch for turn to get energy on your rule box pokemon.

Toedscruel's Protective Mycelium protects you from cards such as Sableye (Lost Origin), as well as Cresselia (Lost Origin) but will not protect you from Radiant Greninja (Astral Radiance) or Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX (Battle Styles) meaning you will need to bench Manaphy against those decks. Luckily, none of this deck's major effects (other than Lilligant) require specifically grass types, so you can still use Cherrim to put energy on it and boost your damage.

While this deck won't be topping competitive events any time soon, I do feel that it can set up rather well as long as you can find Lilligant. Feedback is welcome if you have any. Also, if anyone knows of a good single prize attacker for this deck, I would appreciate any suggestions for that :)