Veluza Quick Attack

This deck is based around Veluza as the main attacker with Cramorant as a secondary attacker.  Bench a minimum of two Skwovets, 3 is optimal but limits your bench space.  Put bravery charms on the Skwovets to tank bench attacks, Manaphy is also in the deck to stop bench attacks.  If Manaphy is out or you are not at risk of bench attacks, use the bravery charms combined with Lake Acuity to make Veluza tankier.  Lots of items cards enable you to have no cards in your hand after

This deck is based around Veluza as the main attacker with Cramorant as a secondary attacker.  Bench a minimum of two Skwovets, 3 is optimal but limits your bench space.  Put bravery charms on the Skwovets to tank bench attacks, Manaphy is also in the deck to stop bench attacks.  If Manaphy is out or you are not at risk of bench attacks, use the bravery charms combined with Lake Acuity to make Veluza tankier.  Lots of items cards enable you to have no cards in your hand after using Skwovet nest stash ability.  The deck plays 2 different stadium cards and only two of each.  If you play Lake Acuity but also have a Lake Acuity in your hand, that's a problem.  If you have the Artazon you can bounce the Lake Acuity and enable your attack.  I didn’t add it, but the Primordial Alter stadium card (look at the top card of your deck, you may discard that card) would make a good stadium card for this deck.  You have the potential to do 130 damage with Veluza (if vitality band is attached) on turn 1 if you go second, giving you the potential for turn 1 knocks out and two hit KO’s on Pokémon with less than 260HP.  Since the non-water Pokémon in the deck require any type energy to attack, this deck also enables every Pokémon to attack.  Not necessarily for large damage, but sometimes if you simply need to do damage, and they can be helpful.