This is basically a deck i am making, a warm up before i post a submission for it to be front paged. any help to the article along with the deck is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
When the smoke cleared and the worlds top cut was finished, there was an odd spot. Coming in 5th place was, yes you heard right, gyarados. The deck was dismissed as a theme deck when it came out, and was never looked upon, until now. The deck is about trying to do 90 for nothing, fast. It could accomplish this fast, and easy. It had masterful recovery, speed, power, and set up. What more could you ask for? Here is a basic list that will hopefully make clearer the idea of this odd, but good deck.
Gyarados
19 pokemon
4-3 gyarados. (both SF)
1-1 claydol
1 uxie
1 azelf
3 crobat
4 sableye
1 regice
32 trainers
4 roseannes
3 bebe's
4 poketurn
4 pokemon resque
2 time and space distortions
4 felicity
4 broken time space
2 warp point
1 devoluter
4 SSU
9 energy
3 call
2 sp. Dark
2 cyclone energy
1 psychic
1 dark
the main strategy is to discard all of your magikarps so that you can be doing 90 damage, for no energy. With a BTS and a gyarados and a pokemon rescue, you can get another gyrados, every turn, for a long time. This deck defies the weakness's affect on decks, as luxray is not a bad machup.
Speaking of, here is, IMO the machups. Let me know if you want me to test some more.
Blazeray: 60/40, your favor.
The luxrays kill your claydol, but, by turn 4, you do not need him, you can 1 shot them easily with a bat-turn, and you just recover to much for them to handle. and even with 2 magikarps in the discard, you can kill blaziken lvx, 1 if they jet shoot.
Flygon: 60/40 your favor.
if they play BTS, this machup is almost an auto win, you can out speed them, out number them, out power them, out set up them, and even more. But if they are smart and make you play the bts, you will have to rely on warp energy to kill there bench, and get rid of sand walls effect.
MORE MACHUPS TO COME!!!!!
When the smoke cleared and the worlds top cut was finished, there was an odd spot. Coming in 5th place was, yes you heard right, gyarados. The deck was dismissed as a theme deck when it came out, and was never looked upon, until now. The deck is about trying to do 90 for nothing, fast. It could accomplish this fast, and easy. It had masterful recovery, speed, power, and set up. What more could you ask for? Here is a basic list that will hopefully make clearer the idea of this odd, but good deck.
Gyarados
19 pokemon
4-3 gyarados. (both SF)
1-1 claydol
1 uxie
1 azelf
3 crobat
4 sableye
1 regice
32 trainers
4 roseannes
3 bebe's
4 poketurn
4 pokemon resque
2 time and space distortions
4 felicity
4 broken time space
2 warp point
1 devoluter
4 SSU
9 energy
3 call
2 sp. Dark
2 cyclone energy
1 psychic
1 dark
the main strategy is to discard all of your magikarps so that you can be doing 90 damage, for no energy. With a BTS and a gyarados and a pokemon rescue, you can get another gyrados, every turn, for a long time. This deck defies the weakness's affect on decks, as luxray is not a bad machup.
Speaking of, here is, IMO the machups. Let me know if you want me to test some more.
Blazeray: 60/40, your favor.
The luxrays kill your claydol, but, by turn 4, you do not need him, you can 1 shot them easily with a bat-turn, and you just recover to much for them to handle. and even with 2 magikarps in the discard, you can kill blaziken lvx, 1 if they jet shoot.
Flygon: 60/40 your favor.
if they play BTS, this machup is almost an auto win, you can out speed them, out number them, out power them, out set up them, and even more. But if they are smart and make you play the bts, you will have to rely on warp energy to kill there bench, and get rid of sand walls effect.
MORE MACHUPS TO COME!!!!!
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