Empoleon’s Recall attack is also great for fetching useful attacks from its previous evolutions, but unfortunately, you won’t be pulling the evolution off in about half of your matches. Golduck and Aipom are the only reliable attackers and it helps to get them set up quickly. Kyogre is great, but comes with a high Energy cost. Empoleon is great, but there’s not much helping it evolve. Even on this list, it is surrounded by Fire decks that are powerless in front of your Golducks and Empoleons.Īs a standalone, Unseen Depths has a lot going on its only issue is that it lacks synergy. Unseen Depths is great on its own, and you can probably see why. It can absolutely beat them every now and then, and a good early game can improve your odds, but it falls short due to not having a Type-advantage or a quick setup. Storm Caller can get pretty annoying for your opponent pretty fast, and its only issue is that it’s not as consistent as Soaring Storm or Relentless Flame. Raikou does an easy 120 damage if you have any Electric Energy cards in the Lost Zone, and Ampharos can let you put your Energy in the Lost Zone while also paralyzing the opponent. Storm Caller actually uses the Pokemon TCG Lost Zone mechanic, and it uses it to rack up damage. I didn’t even know it existed until I lost to it a couple of times using the top two decks on this list. This deck came out over a year before the rest of the decks on this list, and it isn’t used as often, but it is fantastic and does not have a counter on this list. Those rewards will help you make a much better deck than Charizard Leon, and a much better version of Charizard Leon too. However, if you are new I strongly recommend against jumping into Standard like this, as it is much better to use a broken deck like Relentless Flame or Soaring Storm and have a higher win % for those tournament and Ladder rewards. If you get the Charizard Theme Deck twice, you will have most of the important cards that you need in order to make the move up to Standard. If you want to dive straight into deckbuilding and start playing Standard, I’d go for this one over Relentless Flame, the #2 deck on this list. This is the only Theme Deck in the game that you can easily modify to make a viable Standard deck, which makes it a great purchase for beginners trying to make their own budget deck. The deck is consistent and even the Yanmega, a secondary attacker, can be quite annoying with his 130 damage and bench-switching gimmick. Of course, with the Theme format being a little less crazy than Standard and Expanded, the deck doesn’t allow you to go ham with this damage boost, but it’s still a pretty dangerous combination. Charizard does a whopping 100 damage with +50 for each Leon card in your discard pile. Leon, the main Supporter in this deck, lets you do +30 damage for one turn. The Charizard Theme Deck lacks creativity in its name but offers some pretty interesting dynamics within the deck. Since it can be so hard to pick from the available options, here are five of the best Theme Decks in Pokemon TCG Online below.
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