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(Note: This anecdote explains the deck, but is longer than my normal ones. If you aren't in the mood to read an elaborate description, then scroll to the bottom to the deck.)

(A camera shows a picture of a lab with many scientists inside. It turns to show the entire contents of the lab. Then it turns toward someone.)

Whether Man: Log 28. April 4, 2000. We at the Whether Station have tested out, using our state of the art probability testing devices...

Whether Man: May have created some actual use for the Eaamudo. Not the actual Eaamudo, who's hopeless, but the card Eaamudo. For weeks the Whether Station crew has worked fevereshly trying to find a deck to expoit Eaamudo's strength, damage prevention. Eaamudo has already been posted on other articles, so I won't post a translation. Ahh, heck, why not?

Whether Man: I have no doubt that this card will become a haymaker pokemon. However, creating a Haymaker would require no effort, skill, planning, or challenge.

Whether Man: Using the card, we thought about a deck that could attack, but also prevent damage. We worked on this idea, trying to build on it. We also attempted to use Eaamudo's resistance to maximum power.

Mewtwo: We came up with a few Aeromakers. Using various cards like LT. Surge's Electabuzz, which is almost as good as Promo Mewtwo, it wasn't too difficult. However, we wanted to take it one step further.

Whether Man: Our previous experiment with Odairu failed miserably. Also, an experiment with Eaamudo as a splash card for decks weak to Muk never worked either. Too dependant on Steel energy.

Mewtwo: After 7 hours of going nowhere, we finally realized that we weren't going anywhere. Then we thought up of something. Eaamudo can prevent up to 30+ damage using his Steel Wing attack. This makes him not only a perfect Haybreaker, but also a hoser to anyone who can do any less than 40 damage. So we decided that if we could use a card that could prevent 30+ damage, we would have a duo that would be ready for just about anything.

Whether Man: So we came up with Mr. Mime. We decided that Psychic and Electric were the best types to use with Steel, and since the combo with Mr. Mime was, in theory, pretty good, we used him.

Mewtwo: We then threw in 4 Mewtwo, 4 Bills, 2 Oaks, 3 Gust, 4 Steel energy, 3 CPU Search, and 4 SER as an impulse. Then we found something. There is a stadium card called Bellsprout Temple that reduces all colorless attacks -30 damage. It's like everyone has a resistance to colorless. This was a great card to add to our damage prevention deck, since we didn't run colorless pokemon yet.

Whether Man: We threw in the baby pokemon Elekid and Pii also. They both have no weakness, no resistance, no retreat, and a Baby Power that allows you to flip a coin. If heads, your opponent's attack does nothing. Here's Pii:

Whether Man: Pretty cool, huh? Since it doesn't deal damage, it's type isn't affected. In the end, we played around and got this: