Energy generation in Pokemon TCG Pocket is often key, as one can accelerate how fast their Pokemon can use their biggest attacks, but being able to use any Energy for attacks is equally powerful
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Excluding perhaps the Weezing-Koga deck (which had a brief moment in the sun early on), every deck that's at least moderately viable in competitive play has revolved around one thing: get a lot of energy onto a Pokmon, and then do a lot of damage with it
"Approaching each deck as a single game also provided the opportunity to dive deep into the lore of each, capturing even more beloved moments from across the game's storyline that we may not have been able to achieve otherwise." Holt said the development team has "so many passionate Final Fantasy fans", with the four games partially chosen because they're favourites among the team
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Exeggutor EX/Pinsir Deck Acting as an alternative to the Venusaur EX deck, Exeggutor EX is an incredibly cheap and powerful card as it can use Tropical Swing for only one Leaf Energy