ai tcg decks

i tride and felt the same thing. im using this as a deck building thing im just ding it fir fun

here is a deck it made.

Pokémon (14)

• 3 Golisopod ex (Paradox Rift)
  • Swing and Skedaddle (170 damage) allows you to discard an Energy and switch to the Bench, protecting Golisopod ex from being Knocked Out.
• 3 Wimpod (Burning Shadows 16, or a more recent set like Paradox Rift)
• 2 Aegislash ex (Paradox Rift)
  • Double-Edged Slash (220 damage) provides strong mid-game pressure, and Peerless Edge can be a late-game one-shot with enough prize cards taken.
• 3 Honedge (Paradox Rift)
• 1 Doublade (Paradox Rift)
• 2 Aegislash (Paradox Rift)
  • Its Mysterious Shield Ability prevents damage from attacks by your opponent's Pokémon ex and Pokémon V, making it an excellent defensive pivot.
• 1 Manaphy (Brilliant Stars)
  • The Wave Veil Ability protects your Benched Pokémon from damage, which is crucial for setting up your evolution lines.

Trainer Cards (32)

• 4 Battle VIP Pass
  • Essential for getting your Basic Pokémon (Wimpod and Honedge) onto the Bench quickly on your first turn.
• 4 Ultra Ball
  • A staple search card that helps find any Pokémon you need.
• 3 Nest Ball
  • Another great way to get Basic Pokémon on your Bench.
• 3 Rare Candy
  • Speeds up evolution from Basic to Stage 2 (Honedge to Aegislash).
• 3 Switch / Escape Rope
  • Allows for easy swapping between your Active and Benched Pokémon, vital for Golisopod ex's strategy.
• 2 Earthen Vessel
  • Helps search for the necessary basic Energy cards.
• 2 Super Rod
  • Recovers Pokémon and basic Energy from the discard pile.
• 4 Professor's Research
  • Draws a new hand of 7 cards for consistent resources.
• 3 Iono
  • Disrupts your opponent's hand while refreshing yours.
• 2 Boss's Orders
  • Pulls specific Benched Pokémon into the Active spot, allowing you to target threats.
• 1 Counter Catcher
  • Acts as an additional Boss's Orders when you are behind on Prize cards.
• 1 Rigid Band
  • Makes Golisopod ex more durable by reducing incoming damage.
• 1 Beach Court
  • Reduces the retreat cost of basic Pokémon, helping your support Pokémon (like Manaphy) move out of the active spot.

Energy (14)

• 10 Basic Metal Energy
• 4 Basic Water Energy

Strategy OverviewThe deck aims to use Golisopod ex's hit-and-run attack to apply pressure and then switch to a defensive Pokémon like the regular Aegislash (with the Mysterious ShieldAbility) to wall off your opponent's Pokémon ex/V attackers. Energy acceleration is key, and the mix of Metal and Water energy, along with cards like Earthen Vessel, helps manage this. The Aegislash ex provides powerful alternative attacks for when the defensive strategy isn't needed or for late-game knockouts.

welp ai is dum lol