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Topic: Scizor/Furret Deck
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Extreme Espeon
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posted June 26, 2003 02:56 PM
Here it is! The deck I will use for Origins, it depends what happens tomorrow when I get a little more Aquapolis. (I have 1 Furret and 2 Muk) My friend says he has a Furret. So depending on what I get this may change to Scizor/Muk, but anyway here is Scizor Furret
Pokemon:
3 Scyther (Promo)
3 Scizor (Aqua.)
3 Sentret (Discov.)
3 Furret (Aqua.)
2 Mantine (Destiny)
2 Cleffa (Genesis)
2 Tyrogue (Discov.)
Trainers:
4 Elm
3 Oracle
4 Bill
3 Stregnth Charm
2 Poke Trader
3 Gold Berry
3 Focus Band
1 Town Volunteers
1 Fanclub
Energy:
3 Full Heal
3 Grass
3 Water
4 Metal
4 Rainbow
You get the idea for the strategy. Search for Metal/Rainbow for Scizor with Furret, power up Mantine in case of a fire deck (I always hated Entei/Cargo) As for Oracle/Bill versus Copycat. I'm still debating whether I use which. I find that I always have Copycat at the wrong time. Oracle/Bill helps me get cards in hand to trade in for energy.
Well, what do you think! You know me. Only suggestions, no makeovers!
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Dark Sneasel
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posted June 26, 2003 05:02 PM
why not play scizor/muk/furret it works alot better my friend plays that and it woops me every time
[ June 26, 2003, 05:03 PM: Message edited by: Dark Sneasel ]
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TheAnswer3
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posted June 26, 2003 06:18 PM
That list needs a lot of work. Try this
Pokemon
3 Scyther(AQ)
2 Scizor(AQ)
2 Suicune(NH revelation)
2 Grimer
2 Muk
2 Sentret
2 Furret
1 Mantine
1 Murkrow
2 Cleffa
1 Elekid
Trainers
4 Elm
4 Trader
4 GB
4 Double Gust
4 Copycat
2 Energy Charge
2 Pokemon fan club
1 Healing Field
1 Town Volunteers
1 Focus Band
Energy
4 Metal
3 Rainbow
2 Water
2 Warp
1 Recycle
1 darkness
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KYDAD
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posted June 26, 2003 06:26 PM
You're one card light (only 59).
Maybe another fan club?
I'd also probably cut back the furret line to 2/2 to make room for more drawing.
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Extreme Espeon
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posted June 26, 2003 06:42 PM
I would use Scizor/Furret/Muk. the thing is that at this moment I am short on both so I need to get one more Muk and/or (Depending on what I decide to do) 1 or 2 more Furret (How come the uncommons are harder to get than the rares. I've got millions (okay, not really millions) of Magneton from that set but only 1 Furret. I'll have to see what I can do. Thanks!
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The Evolution of Steelix:
My many Steelix deck versions:
Electro-Crush (Rockets Zapdos)
Steel-Slash (Rocket's Scyther)
Steelix's Memory (Neo 3 Aerodactyl)
Whirpool Crush (Umbreon, Dark Vaporeon)
Crush Down (Arcanine)
Kabulix (Kabutops)
Steeleon (Espeon, holo Discovery)
And maybe more to come!
New Project: Swap n' Memory Raging (Aerodactyl [Revelation], Alakazam [Base/LC])
Espeon is 1!
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Pidgeotto Trainer
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posted June 26, 2003 06:56 PM
Take out the Grass energy for more water. You will be attacking w/Mantine not Scyther. I would suggest taking out the Full Heal energy for Warp energy(Though another wait forever E-card uncommon) and maybe 1 Recycle. Warp will do the same as Full Heal if you have a baby & works great w/Mantine attacking twice. Against the many Fire decks you will rely heavily on Mantine attacking each turn & Focus Band
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The Dark Llama
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posted June 26, 2003 07:31 PM
The Scizor Furret that Burns!
Pokemon:
3 Scyther (Promo)
3 Scizor (Aqua.)
3 Sentret (Discov.)
3 Furret (Aqua.)
3 Grimer (LC or AQ)
3 Muk (2 Fossil, 1 AQ)
Trainers:
4 Elm
3 Oracle
4 Bill
3 Stregnth Charm
2 Poke Trader
3 Gold Berry
3 Focus Band
Energy:
3 Full Heal
3 Grass
3 Water
4 Metal
4 Rainbow
Drop Cleffa, Drop Tyrogue, Drop Mantine, the Fan Club and Town Volunteers and put in 2 Weakness Guard. Why worry about Weakness? You won't have one.
[edit - added deck title & commentary]
See, the downside to AQ Muk is he has high retreat and lower HP for a Stage-1. LC Muk kills all the Pokemon Powers, meaning AQ Muk's PokeBody is shut down. It won't take out Entei, but it could slow down the Power on Magcargo and anyone's Elekid.
[ June 26, 2003, 07:35 PM: Message edited by: The Dark Llama ]
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TrueGamer06
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posted June 27, 2003 12:13 AM
Got a question about Scizor/Furret....
Towards the future after many sets have been released, would Scizor/Furret deck still be a great deck to play and will it be as great as it is now? IMO I would surely hope so.
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Articjedi
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posted June 27, 2003 01:44 PM
I could give you the decklist that got me 15+ champion at the Federal Way SBZ, but that was a very flawed idea.
Anyway, go scizor/muk/furret (no aquapolis muk!), it's probably the most effective combanation because you can get rid of all of those pesky gatrsect decks, which I know are going to be popular wherever you go.
You only need 2 scizor, you'll only need to build one during the match, just put in extra traders so you can get it faster. I would also cut the furret to a 2/2 because you only need to have one in play. The rest is just dead space, and you can use the room for muk. I would also find room for elekid or pichu, to take out mews.
For trainers, get some more traders because of the extra evolution line. I also like copycat better than oracle/bill.
Take out all of the grass energy for water because you really don't need it, I would also use warps over the full heals. And try to find room for one cyclone energy to break suicune locks. This way you can get in that crucial double gust and draw first blood against your biggest threat.
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Arthas_Zero
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posted June 28, 2003 07:35 AM
quote:
Anyway, go scizor/muk/furret (no aquapolis muk!), it's probably the most effective combanation because you can get rid of all of those pesky gatrsect decks, which I know are going to be popular wherever you go.
How effective is it gonna be if Furret's power and Scizor's poke-body are disabled? I understand the entire Parasect/Gatr issue, But Furret and Scizor will be affected as well if he uses LC Muk. Yes, he might destroy his opponent's strategy, but he also risks destroying his own strategy at the same time.
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NoPoke
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posted June 28, 2003 07:58 AM
try it the other way around... imagine you are playing against gatr-sect.. Your opponent is set up. What are you going to do?
Muk stops Gatr-sect dead and causes grief to many other decks too.
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Articjedi
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posted June 29, 2003 02:38 PM
It shouldn't matter, even if furrets power is turned off, there is no way gatrsect can recover when it's staring down a muk. The best it can do is discard with jugglers and try to kill the muk slowly. You can still draw metal energy normally, so there should be no problems in attacking.
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AncientOmastar
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posted June 29, 2003 06:44 PM
Okay, either go with scizor/furret, or scizor/muk, not all of them combined. That is too unfocused and the Furret's power will wind up being useless due to Muk.
I would play Scizor/Furret, it's more efficient and Snatch can be good against Gatr/Sect anyway. Just snatch up the Parasect.
Here's what I would play:
Pokemon: 19
3 Scyther (Aquapolis)
3 Scizor (Aquapolis)
3 Sentret (Discovery)
2 Furret (Aquapolis)
2 Mantine (Revelations)
1 Suicune (Revelations nonholo)
2 Cleffa (Genesis)
1 Elekid (Genesis)
1 Tyrogue (Discovery)
Trainers: 25
4 Elm
3 Oracle
4 Bill
2 Pokemon Trader
1 Pokemon Fan Club
3 Strength Charm
3 Gold Berry
2 Focus Band
1 Town Volanteers
2 Double Gust
Energy: 17
1 Cyclone
2 Warp
6 Water Energy
4 Metel
4 Rainbow
Hope You like it! Warp is there for when you play double gust, and also can be used quite nicely with Mantine's Giant Wave letting you attack the next turn. Also if you don't want to play double gust due to your furret in the bench, Suicune can come in handy, allowing you to stop the Double Gust effect on you, and not the gust on your opponent. I added in a Cyclone energy to stop Suicune/Entei double gust blockers, and replaced 1 Tyrogue with an Elekid, which can fight back against Mew and also playful punch after you use a Giant Wave. Hope you like the small changes.
Good Luck! -Ian
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posted July 01, 2003 12:11 AM
I play a deck just like this one but I play 2 Scizor with False Swipe and One with Snatch. And I play 2 AQ Furret with it. The stratagy is basiclly the same. Just search for the Metal.
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Extreme Espeon
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posted July 02, 2003 11:55 AM
Thanks alot! I'll see what I can do! To bad I didn't get this before Origins. I faced just about every deck my deck hates. There were six rounds. I got real bad draw and the three rounds I lost were against Light Dragonite, Beedrill/Muk, Entei/Cargo. Can It get any worse? Well, there is always GenCon. Thanks again!
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The Evolution of Steelix:
My many Steelix deck versions:
Electro-Crush (Rockets Zapdos)
Steel-Slash (Rocket's Scyther)
Steelix's Memory (Neo 3 Aerodactyl)
Whirpool Crush (Umbreon, Dark Vaporeon)
Crush Down (Arcanine)
Kabulix (Kabutops)
Steeleon (Espeon, holo Discovery)
And maybe more to come!
New Project: Swap n' Memory Raging (Aerodactyl [Revelation], Alakazam [Base/LC])
Espeon is 1!
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