Rayquaza 9.0
New Member
Its once again right before a big event series and our friends at Nintendo thought this an ideal time to turn the format on its head. . . Again
The format has changed drastically with the release of EX Emerald and most of the damage this time has been done a single card, Battle Frontier. This one card singly handedly destroys the formats big decks and there suport pokes. I supose you can look at this as a good thing, that by changing the format so drasticly with each new set, that this keeps the game instrinsing and new. So for now lats asume the latter the this to be true and look at what can be done to build the next gen arch-types.
The decks that are not affected by Battle Frontier are the decks that I see becoming the new top dogs.
These decks include but are not limited to; Zapdos, Blaziken, Gardivior, and some red face paint decks that I forgot.
Now I understand the power of rock lock, I've played it and won with it but with Battle Frontier now running about I just don't see it being able to stay aflout as a top tier deck. I'am sure there will still will be plenty of people trying to make it work with things like massive amounts of counter gyms and Scotts but I still don't see this working as the deck is jammed tight for space.
So enough talk about rock lock, lets get back to what this is all about, Zapdos. Of all the decks out there I thinlk this one will be the biggest competion at reginols. Zapdos exels in speed and power but lacks massively in the late game depatment, and thats what needs tweaking.
So I'll post my deck and see if anyone out there can see past the problems I'am haveing
3 Zapdos EX
2 Rayquaza EX
4 Electrike
2 Manectrik EX
1 Manectrik (rs)
4 Voltorb
2 Electrode EX
1 Electrode
1 Rayquaza (shining)
4 Battle Frontier
4 Stevens
4 Dual Ball
3 Wallys
3 Tv Reporter
2 Admin
2 Seekers
6 fire
12 electric
The deck works pretty good and as is the strategy pulls off the turn two 50-70 consistentley.
Just wish it could be more dependable.
Your thoughts and opinoins are welcome
Ray
The format has changed drastically with the release of EX Emerald and most of the damage this time has been done a single card, Battle Frontier. This one card singly handedly destroys the formats big decks and there suport pokes. I supose you can look at this as a good thing, that by changing the format so drasticly with each new set, that this keeps the game instrinsing and new. So for now lats asume the latter the this to be true and look at what can be done to build the next gen arch-types.
The decks that are not affected by Battle Frontier are the decks that I see becoming the new top dogs.
These decks include but are not limited to; Zapdos, Blaziken, Gardivior, and some red face paint decks that I forgot.
Now I understand the power of rock lock, I've played it and won with it but with Battle Frontier now running about I just don't see it being able to stay aflout as a top tier deck. I'am sure there will still will be plenty of people trying to make it work with things like massive amounts of counter gyms and Scotts but I still don't see this working as the deck is jammed tight for space.
So enough talk about rock lock, lets get back to what this is all about, Zapdos. Of all the decks out there I thinlk this one will be the biggest competion at reginols. Zapdos exels in speed and power but lacks massively in the late game depatment, and thats what needs tweaking.
So I'll post my deck and see if anyone out there can see past the problems I'am haveing
3 Zapdos EX
2 Rayquaza EX
4 Electrike
2 Manectrik EX
1 Manectrik (rs)
4 Voltorb
2 Electrode EX
1 Electrode
1 Rayquaza (shining)
4 Battle Frontier
4 Stevens
4 Dual Ball
3 Wallys
3 Tv Reporter
2 Admin
2 Seekers
6 fire
12 electric
The deck works pretty good and as is the strategy pulls off the turn two 50-70 consistentley.
Just wish it could be more dependable.
Your thoughts and opinoins are welcome
Ray