Pokmon (19) Pokmon (19) 2x Galarian Moltres V ( CRE #97) 2x Weavile-GX ( UNM #132) 2x Sneasel ( UNM #131) 2x Silvally-GX ( CEC #184) 2x Type: Null ( UNM #183) 2x Mewtwo and Mew-GX 1x Greninja and Zoroark-GX 1x Mega Sableye and Tyranitar-GX 1x Umbreon and Darkrai-GX 1x Guzzlord ( CEC #136) 1x Marshadow ( UNB #81) 1x Dedenne-GX ( UNB #57) 1x Crobat V ( DAA #104) Trainers (29) Trainers (29) 3x Boss's Orders ( RCL #154) 3x Red and Blue 2x Guzma and Hala 2x Professor's Research 4x Tag Call ( CEC #206) 4x Quick Ball 4x Pokmon Communication ( TEU #152) 2x Big Charm 2x Air Balloon 2x Viridian Forest ( TEU #156) 1x Dark City ( UNM #193) Energy (12) Energy (12) Card Explanation Two Galarian Moltres V This is the most fundamental Pokemon for this deck's strategy
Entei boasts the middle value of the three, with Suicune just ahead of it
If that wasn't good enough, this card also gives players life equal to the number of auras they control at the beginning of each end step and takes away that amount of life from opponents
The power of Reflecting Pool really depends on your own land cards, but it can actually be very versatile in mana fixing
Doubling effects are highly dangerous, because now every pump spell does double damage, and there may even be other things that can double the effect again
Pokemania was running rampant, and other companies were trying to chase the trends that Pokmon started, with limited success for some
