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Weavile ex is classified as a 4-Diamonds card in the Space-Time Smackdown set

ex 2 Litleo (Mega Evolutions #023) backup attacker or filler 1 Pyroar (Mega Evolutions #024) pairs with Litleo Trainers and Energy (43) 3 Firebreather (Phantasmal Flames #087) grab Fire energy 3 Dawn (Phantasmal Flames #086) evolution search 2 Heat Burner (Phantasmal Flames #089) utility removal 2 Jumbo Ice (Phantasmal Flames #090) healing support 2 Sacred Charm (Phantasmal Flames #092) tanking support 2 Battle Colosseum (Phantasmal Flames #085) protect bench 2 Dizzying Valley (Phantasmal Flames #093) disruption 2 Rare Candy (Mega Evolutions #125) evolve faster to Mega Charizard X ex 2 Switch (Mega Evolutions #130) mobility 2 Ultra Ball (Mega Evolutions #131) search 2 Wallys Compassion (Mega Evolutions #132) support recovery 14 Basic Fire Energy Mega Gengar ex build The aim with this deck is to reduce the amount of prize cards opponents take thanks to Mega Gengars Shadowy Concealment ability, then using Mega Sharpedo ex's Hungry Jaw attack after it takes damage for a massive 270 damage

Its card number is 074/073

In a game where the first person to land a blow can gain an immediate advantage, it is good to have an idea of which Basic Pokemon are going to put in the most legwork toward acquiring points