Yanmama So Fat

Undermine Undermine standard 603 views Apr 06, 2026 Updated Apr 30, 2026
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Ideal Opening (Turn 1-2): Start with Fan Rotom or a Buddy-Buddy Poffin to fill your bench with Colorless basics. Use Carmine if you go first to turbo-charge your hand. Aim to evolve into Noctowl and use its Jewel Seeker ability to fetch any Trainer card you need, setting up for a powerful Turn 2.

Core Engine Loop:

 1. Setup: Secure a 2-2 Yanma/Yanmega ex line.

  2. Evolve: Evolve to Yanmega ex on the Bench.

  3. Switch & Boost: Use Switch or Latias ex's Skyline ability to bring Yanmega ex to

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Ideal Opening (Turn 1-2): Start with Fan Rotom or a Buddy-Buddy Poffin to fill your bench with Colorless basics. Use Carmine if you go first to turbo-charge your hand. Aim to evolve into Noctowl and use its Jewel Seeker ability to fetch any Trainer card you need, setting up for a powerful Turn 2.

Core Engine Loop:

 1. Setup: Secure a 2-2 Yanma/Yanmega ex line.

  2. Evolve: Evolve to Yanmega ex on the Bench.

  3. Switch & Boost: Use Switch or Latias ex's Skyline ability to bring Yanmega ex to the Active Spot. Its Buzzing Boost ability triggers, searching for up to 3 Grass Energy and attaching them to itself.

  4. Attack: Attack with Jet Cyclone for 210 damage.

Resource Management: Night Stretcher is your MVP for recovery, grabbing any Pokémon or Energy from the discard pile. Energy Recycler shuffles Grass Energy back into the deck. Prime Catcher is your late-game win condition, forcing a knockout on a key support Pokémon.

You can use 2 Poké Pad and 2 Buddy-Buddy Poffin.

Card Types

Trainer 28
Pokémon 22
Energy 10

Energy Types

Grass 14
Colorless 6
Darkness 1
Psychic 1

Energy Curve

Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck

1 Energy 5 attacks
5
18.5% of attacks
2 Energy 9 attacks
9
33.3% of attacks
3 Energy 9 attacks
9
33.3% of attacks
4 Energy 4 attacks
4
14.8% of attacks

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