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From: Diablo728@aol.com
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2000 12:53:01 EDT
>HI Aaron!
>
> I thank you very much on the help
you gave me a few months ago with
>my former deck "Night Night, Die Tight". Much months had passed
and I,
>getting my third scyther and 2 more Dittos and alot other cards decided to
>make a Haymaker. AHH! Wiggly On A Stake!
>12 Fighting(ill explain later)
>4 DCE
>4 Hitmonchan(same as fighting energy)
>4 Scyther
>4 Ditto
>4 Bill
>4 ER
>4 Pluspower
>4 GOW
>3 Comp Search
>3 Retrieval
>3 Oak
>4 SER
>3 Item Finder
>Note: TurboTuff decks are played alot at my local card shop. And many people
>think Hitmonchan and other fighting is dead, so they put in alot of pok'emon
>that are weak to hitmonchan (Buzz, Wiggly, Jiggly, Chancey). However, there
>are still people who dont play wiggly decks and have pok'emon to destroy
>hitmonchan completely ( you know the list). That is where Scyther and Ditto
>come in. They are the most strongest basics in my opoinion.
>Strategy: Get either Scyther or Ditto out as active, building up Hitmonchan
>on the bench.(I could change the fighting cards to Promo Mewtwo and Psychic
>energy too if needed) Since there are 4 GOW and three Comp Search,
destroying
>the opponents Pok'emon is quite simple. So use the GOWs relentlessly and
>defeat your opponent in no time!
>The reason I put only 3 Oaks is that I usually get carried away and oak and
>oak and before I know it, I'm 6 cards from decking!
>I hope you can tune this deck up!
>
Always Thanks,
>
Henry
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(Another good deck that needs very little of my help, kudos Henry!)
Just when you traded those 4 Hitmonchan guys away, Aaron goes and raves about
Hitmonchan!
Hitmonchan?
I hear some of you folks asking, "Hitmonchan?"
Sure! You remember, the crux of the original "Killer" Pokemon TCG
deck, Haymaker?
While Hitmo sure was snazzy back in the day, as of the release of Fossil and
about a dozen playable cards with Fighting resistance, Hitmo ain't seen much
action.
And what was the result of taking the back seat? In many area's cards with
weakness to Fighting were thrust into the spotlight. As Henry points out,
these Pokemon go by the names of Jiggly, Wiggly, Chansey, and um... uh.... wait
don't tell me..... OH YEAH! Electabuzz!!!!
If the above mentioned Pokemon are running rampant in your area, throw everyone
off with the Return of Chan! And while it isn't a cookie cutter deck as
far as my deck building rules go (low Pokemon and low Energy), experienced
players can and have managed just fine with those ratios!
Hope this helps...have fun!
Aaron