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Deck List
Get the list on DiscordStrengths
- Fast Fighting pressure from turn one
- Great Tusk punishes wide boards
- Ancient support package improves damage pacing
- Simple but effective tournament plan
Weaknesses
- Can run out of gas if early pressure is answered
- Damage math requires careful setup
- Supporter sequencing matters in grindier games
- More vulnerable when Ancient tools are disrupted
Key Matchups
- Lightning decks Favored
- Greedy setup decks Favored
- Psychic disruption decks Unfavored
- Stable midrange lists Even
Strategy Overview
Attack the opponent's tempo immediately with Koraidon EX, then use Great Tusk to punish benches and keep damage spread relevant. The deck performs best when you convert every early advantage into a forced response and never let slower archetypes reset the board.
Gameplay Video
Key Cards
Koraidon EX
Core tempo attacker that enables the deck's fastest starts.
Great Tusk
Board pressure piece that punishes opponents for developing wide benches.
Professor Sada
Ancient support card that helps maintain momentum and resource flow.
Ancient Booster Energy Capsule
Important tool that improves survivability and pressure output.
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