Magnezone

Strengths (key points)

• Magnezone's Mirror Shot makes it incredibly resilient, often surviving attacks that would KO other Pokemon
• Genetic Apex Magneton provides a smooth evolution path, making setup more reliable
• Pom-Pom Oricorio's Ability grants complete immunity to ex Pokemon attacks, creating a powerful defensive wall

Weaknesses (to watch)

• The deck's Pokemon have relatively low HP, making them vulnerable to quick knockouts
• Mirror Shot's damage output is limited, which can make securing knockouts challenging

Card list

• ×2 Magnezone (B1a-26)
• ×2 Magneton (A1-98)
• ×1 Pokémon Communication (A2-146)
• ×1 Giant Cape (A2-147)
• ×1 Cyrus (A2-150)
• ×1 Pokémon Center Lady (A2b-70)
• ×2 Oricorio (A3-66)
• ×1 Copycat (B1-225)
• ×2 Magnemite (B1a-24)
• ×2 Clemont (B1a-68)
• ×2 Poké Ball (P-A-5)
• ×1 Red Card (P-A-6)
• ×2 Professor's Research (P-A-7)

Other S Tier decks

• Mega Absol EX / Darkrai EX / Hoopa EX
  I rank it in S tier because it can create immediate pressure with several complementary attackers. The list has an excellent balance between damage, mobility, disruption and consistency.
• Mega Sceptile EX / Butterfree
  This is probably one of the most consistent. Caterpie, the draw engine, Quick-Grow Extract and the two Stadiums significantly accelerate the setup of Mega Sceptile EX.
• Vespiquen ex / Shuckle ex
  The deck can handle many matchups thanks to Shuckle ex in the early game and Vespiquen ex's 140 damage. The ability to discard a damaged or obsolete Pokémon makes its game plan particularly stable.
• Magnezone / Oricorio / Miraidon ex
  Deck heavily represented in top decks, with Miraidon acting as a flexible finisher and strong sleep-counterplay.
• Mega Sceptile ex / Pheromosa / Teal Mask Ogerpon ex
  S tier: tournament-winning deck (500+ players), with strong Bench pressure, Fragrant Forest to stabilize Grass Basics and Ogerpon to improve certain matchups. It is a very good for climbing to Masterball.
• Mega Sceptile / Kartana / Chingling
  S tier: this deck is presented as the winner of a 500+ player tournament, with strong damage, stadium control, and several attack lines. The Grass stadium replaces Poké Ball in this version and gives the deck excellent consistency.

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