Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

Has Tornadus run its course? Need help with suitable replacements

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AlmightyGoldenGarchomp

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In most all of the games I have played recently, the 2 Tornadus I run have just been deadweight that I end up using most often for a 1 turn damage sponge. I already use Tornadus-EX, but I need help finding something to replace the regular Tornadus that aren't doing me any good. I personally run a Pokemon combination of Mewtwo-EX, Terrakion, Tornadus-EX, Smeargle, Shaymin, and of course Tornadus which I am trying to replace. 2 of each. I would appreciate it if somebody would help me with this, although perhaps this can also help other people who find that their Tornadus just don't meet the mark. Thanks!
 
Depends upon what you run, I would say it is viable in certain decks. Zekeels and Darkrai based decks have issues with fighting types and this can be used as a way to counter them.
 
Ignatious said:
What match ups are you having trouble with?
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mostly Klingklang these days, although some other decks (like Darkrai variants for example) that are set up by turn one (not 2,3,4, etc, but ONE) can be very difficult to beat. Can't think of any that are absolute autoloss now that Magnezone is mostly gone and Vileplume seems to be slowing down as well, but Darkrai always gives me trouble if my opponent goes the Eviolite route. Speed would be nice. Especially in connection with Terrakion.
 
Best tech against klinklang is lost remover, if thats your biggest trouble. Being abke to take out there rainbows and prism shuts down there deck. If you take out all there rainbows they cant retreat klinklang unless they have switch.
 
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