Turbo Dusk-Moon Knock

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This deck is unbelivabaly fun to play with the wide web of playthroughs you have availibal. Bloodmoon Ursaluna is your main attacker dealing 100 base while dealing 30 more for each damage counter on the defending pokemon. So with just 50 damage on your oponents active pokemon Bloodmoon  Ursaluna can deal 250 (on top of the 50 already there!) So while Bloodmoon Ursaluna is effectivly 2 hit KO'ing anything, you can use Dusknoir to clear your opponents board of pokemon as well as damaging the

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This deck is unbelivabaly fun to play with the wide web of playthroughs you have availibal. Bloodmoon Ursaluna is your main attacker dealing 100 base while dealing 30 more for each damage counter on the defending pokemon. So with just 50 damage on your oponents active pokemon Bloodmoon  Ursaluna can deal 250 (on top of the 50 already there!) So while Bloodmoon Ursaluna is effectivly 2 hit KO'ing anything, you can use Dusknoir to clear your opponents board of pokemon as well as damaging the active! (If you use Dusknoir on the active pokemon, Bloodmoon Ursaluna can do 490 damage to it on top of the 130 dusknoir is dealing! You can use Skwolvet to shuffel your hand to the bottom of the deck then draw 1 card while comboing it with Mew ex allowing you to draw up to 3 cards. This may not seem like much but combing it with Squakawbilly ex, Fezandipiti ex, Gift energy, and trekking shoes, you seem to be at the bottom of the deck by turn 3. The only gust in this deck is the one of Counter Catcher, but with Iron Bundle and Dusknoir, you seem to be able to target down whatever you want on your opponents board consitintly. The Ace-Spec Neutralazation Zone can easly be swaped out for a different Ace-Spec without effecting the deck, but I've found is that Neutralazation Zone has a very good effect in matchups like Raging bolt and Miraidon where they don't have a none rule box attacker that can deal enough damage to knock out a Bloodmoon Ursaluna, forceing them to have a counter stadium. If you were to switch out the Ace-Spec for somthing else, I would recomend Prime Catcher (for an extra gust), Unfair Stamp (as your Bloodmoon Ursaluna will get knocked out almost every turn), Rich energy (for extra draw), and even Matser Ball (as it can get the Bloodmoon Ursaluna into your hand in order to use the ability). Lastly, one cool play to make that I would like to note is that you can use heavy baton to move some energy onto your Mew ex to copy a attack. I hope you enjoy the deck as much as I do! Comments Apreciated.

Card Types

Trainer 35
Pokémon 16
Energy 9

Energy Types

Fighting 11
Psychic 9
Colorless 2
Darkness 1
Water 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 5 attacks
5
25.0% of attacks
2 Energy 6 attacks
6
30.0% of attacks
3 Energy 9 attacks
9
45.0% of attacks

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