Ultra necrozma gx malamar deck






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While sometimes it goes off without a hitch, Rayquaza GX can just as often crash and burn thanks to its tendency for awkward, energy-heavy hands and just plain bad luck on Stormy Winds discards. We will be covering Pokemon Deck Profiles, Pokemon Trading Card Game Online PTCGO game plays, Pokemon event coverage and much more that the Pokemon competitive scene has to offer! It is also a healer.
Knight of the Reliquary was his MVP of the day, coming in clutch in both the swiss and top cut rounds. Having 4 Stakataka on your field can virtually reduce any damage your Ultra Beasts take by 40, however more than a single Stakataka is rarely needed in a deck, as it is a secondary attacker at best, and a benchsitter most of the time. We will be covering Pokemon Deck Profiles, Pokemon Trading Card Game Online PTCGO game plays, Pokemon event coverage and much more that the Pokemon competitive scene has to offer!
Four Metagross GX is needed for this deck. We strive to be the best fan met Pokémon site on the net. Do you have too much damage on your Metagross GX. Once it is set up then this deck is a well oiled machine. You need to get him out turn 1 or 2 to give him the chance to ring. Treasure +2 Ultra Ball The previous changes I recommended are probably stuff you should change. If you have Dhelmise on your bench then Steelworker is working. 
Necrozma - This damage isn't affected by Weakness or Resistance.
So for this week I went to the 4 possible places I could play games with one casual league, two leagues with Pro Circuit points up for grabs and the first League Challenge of the new season. Very mixed top 8, all different style of decks! Second game my opponent was stuck. Third game my opponent Judge me into everything I needed to take the win. But the biggest surprise had to be the Goomy deck that finished 3rd! Misplayed in attaching the fighting energy on the wrong person which cost me a possbile win in that 2nd round. His late game Judge also helped me. Awkard start in Game 2, never recovered. Game 3 I whiffed my energy to get me the win. Yeah I got beat by a kid, costing me a top 4 finish. It was a fighting domination. Finally something happened for me. Hopefully the first of many. Game 2 finally got a proper start and had to be the last damn game that it happened. The one day I decide not to play Zygarde, I get all the Zoroark decks. My friends and I also got a few games of Mario Kart in, which is always fun. He might have done the same in the last game too since his opponent was safely in the top 8 as well. Another week done and yet again the meta is changing, I still have no idea what I should look out for the most. The old favorites have risen again while the Shrine decks and Rayquaza has fallen out of favour for a bit. Depending on who I draw next in round 7, I could find myself in a position to ID my next match agree to a draw or find myself in a must win match against someone who might not be safe too. The top 2 guys are quite safe to get away with an ID while the bottom two guys have to play out a win. I hope I get SquirtleRules haha. The idea was to go aggressive right off the bat, mainly with Zygarde. The combination of Diancie, Prof Kukui, Choice Band and even a flying flip or two from Tapu Koko to help make a few pokemon more easier for me to knock out. Also I experminated with a 1-1 line of Magcargo which has saved me in many games but may not be that important to be fair. Have fun playing Pokemon TCG this week! We had a win-a-box event this past weekend at the STGCC event at Marina Bay at the GGXP area of the exhibition. Might as well give it a go. Did more league games than usual too and I played in 5 events for 5 straight days. My sole Magcargo was my MVP in this round. Rayquaza domination, what a surprise. More Zoroark decks were showing up again but of the 4 VikaRay decks in action, 3 of them were in the top 4, need I say more? Gardevoir saw more play too but other than my friend Jaryl, the rest struggled. Thankfully the psychic weakness helped me out. LWW R2 vs Metagross First match I had no real set-up. Second match Ultra Necrozma killed all the Beldums. Almost the same story game 3. It also did a one-shot on a Metagross. Was also my first time there in a long while, was always nervous to go there because of how good all the players are but a good place to test myself against the pros. Zoroark took the top 2 spots and was the most popular deck that day. Lots more metal decks showing up, and two other Malamar decks showed up, been a while since I saw a few more. Gardevoir had a strong showing too with two different versions of the deck even though there was only one VikaRay deck that day. Of the 5 Zoroark players we had that day, 3 of them made the top cut and the other 2 just missed out on the top cut. But even more stranger, only one Rayquaza in a field of 19 players and ZERO Gardevoir decks. In fact, there were 7 metal decks in the field and yeah when I told them there were no Gardevoirs around, the look on their faces said it all. Only one of them made the top cut too but it was the Dusk Mane who can get a one-hit KO on a lot of Pokemon. It was a fun event but on my part I had a miserable time. First match went alright, everything went perfectly for me against my friend Aidyl. Bad matchup for him too. Second match against Irvin was actually alright even though he had TWO Pheromosa in his deck! Of course I meet the one deck that had a grass attack when the other 17 decks bar one had any grass attackers. It still was a winnable match but I whiffed the last Guzma for the win. I took three turns looking for it and it never showed up. Both times I fell for the Beast Ring trap. First event I got a 1-2 record and it had to be the one with the bigger prize. All that playtesting and testing online only to scrub badly. Still not good at this game. Got to see most of the top cut matches. He was just really unluck against Suikai. Whiffed a choice band when he needed it and then that last rainbow energy to take the win. WW Including a Zoroark-Decidueye deck that finished 6th, 5 of the top 6 were all Stage 2 decks! And on top of that, Metagross finished 1st! By turn 3 there were 3 Metagross up and ready both times! Got a few more useless stats, this time from Worlds. I was bored and curious on where and how the Day 2 players were doing from their individual regions and to see which decks did well. And big congrats to the 4 Singaporeans Klive, Clifton, Joey and Reuben for making it to Day 2. The four most popular pokemon in decks were Buzzwole 50 decks , Garbodor 40 decks , Zoroark 36 decks and Lycanroc 34 decks. The Lycanroc-GX variant was the next most popular with 33 players, almost all but 2 of them going with Buzzwole-GX. One being Lucario who was the last placed of the 123 players and the other of course was Zygarde at the other extreme, 3rd place! It also had the most representation in top 8 cut with 3 players. Yup, no Zoroark testing from me so far, more interested in those for now. The top 8 players get two byes for the event, 9th to 16th gets one bye and the rest has to fight it out the whole way. The way our pro circuit points work is as such, everyone who enters get 1 point, and for every win you get is an additional point for example if you got a 2-1 record, 3 points for you. A tie is as bad as a loss. This week the 3 leagues I went to was EXT on Friday and Saturday Joey was away so Metagame was closed and Bricks Play on Sunday. Of the 15 of us, there were at least 10 different decks. So still no real answer as to how the meta is shaping up from our games here but on the day itself, Melbourne SPE was ongoing so we kept up with what was going on. Zoroarks were still doing good and Malamar decks had strong showings too, which was good news for me. Lycanroc my MVP in both games. Had to GX in my second turn in the second game and by turn 4 it got me 4 prizes. So with Rayquaza running around, of course Gardevoir would make a comeback and take the win this time. I had the unfortunate honour of having to play 2 of the 3 VikaRay players back to back and at least I got one win out of it. It was mainly Vikavolt, Lycanroc and Metagross decks that day. Three days with three different decks, mostly all good but at least I know now that I have to make my decks counter both Rayquaza and Gardevoir, both are easily the deck to beat at the moment. I also managed to keep up the Pro-Circuit points by updating my own standings and if I got it all correct, this is how everything shapes up after the first week of September. Titally catch me outside extends his lead at the top by 4 points. Yup lots of initials there. The new rotation is underway which means everything changes. Later on I started to keep up with what was going on internationally and wanted to make a system to tell by numbers what was the best deck at that time and I did this idea of scoring points for decks in SPEs, Regionals, Internationals and Worlds. The 2nd quarter of the year sees Crimson Invasion in play and with that the introduction of Buzzwole-GX who made the biggest impact in the meta, scoring the most points from the big events, just 2 ahead of the old favourite Zoroark-Golisopod which had the most tournament wins in this quarter. But on average points, it was Zoroak-Gardevoir with 6. And what did it look like overall? Including some events from Q1, only counting those decks that had a final appearance in tournaments. It was easily the most popular deck for most of the season and winning most of the time too, locally and internationally. And yup I do have some stats for events that happened locally too. I covered only the top 12 decks to save space. The top 5 with the best winning % was Alex, Bertrand, Rauf, Jun Hao and Titally. As for the top 5 with the best points average, it was Alex again , Rauf, Titally, Klive and Daniel. Looking at the win records and I guess you can tell who are our best players here in Singapore if you add things up from this last season. And now for my own personal stats. First of all these are decks I used all season, including Special Events and League Cups to go with the others. VikaBulu was the deck that gave me the most wins this past season. It took me a while to play this deck but once I did it quickly became my favourite deck. Volcanion became a late favourite in the last few weeks, I wish I had played it more during the season. As you can tell from the decks I play, most of them are what you would call energy acceleration decks, those suit my playstyle. And of course the Zoroark variants which was quite easy to play to be fair. I learned from the best Rauf and Klive and it also became one of my new favourite decks. And there we go, some pointless but interesting stats for the past season in Pokemon TCG.