【デッキ考察】ハッサク採用パオジアン、夜のタンカ採用サポート少なめサーフゴー、ヨノワール採用ゲッコウガ、ユキメノコマシマシラガチグマアカツキ【ポケカ】

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25 Jun 202409:25

Summary

TLDRThis script discusses the construction and strategy of Pokémon decks that won championships and events. It covers the Katsuji deck that overcame its weaknesses with the EX card, a Surfing Pikachu deck that cleverly uses less support cards, and a Lunala deck that employs Yonosuke's Cursed Bomb to counter Manaphy. Additionally, it highlights a Menoko Zigzagoon deck that leverages the power of 'It's a Toss' and 'Adrenaline Brain' abilities. The summary provides insights into innovative deck building and strategies in the Pokémon card game.

Takeaways

🃏 The script discusses the construction of 'Pokecasual' decks that have proven successful in competitions and events.
🏆 Katsusan's Pachirisu deck won the Chimba Battle at the Fukuoka Tenjin store with 24 participants on June 18th, highlighting the deck's strength.
🔍 Pachirisu EX was enhanced by the EX card in the deck, addressing its original weaknesses such as reliance on drawing cards and vulnerability to late-game strategies.
🐣 The use of Pikipek EX in the Pachirisu deck allows for immediate field deployment and provides three additional draws, enhancing deck stability and countering strategies targeting the leader.
🔮 The 'Hatsuzetsu' card was an interesting inclusion in the Pachirisu deck, allowing the player to draw an additional three cards from the top of the deck, given certain conditions.
🏄 The Surfing Pokémon deck, which won at the Dramatic Card Shop in Shinjuku on June 18th, utilized Surfing Pokémon EX's coin bonus feature for an advantage without any cost.
🌟 Surfing Pokémon EX's strength lies in its draw effect, which is further enhanced if Surfing Pokémon EX is in the battle field, providing a simple yet effective advantage.
🗑 The 'Poké Stop' card was used as a substitute for traditional support Pokémon to replenish the hand, taking advantage of the new 'Night Market' card to discard and retrieve items from the deck.
🌙 The 'Yoruno Warude' deck, which won at the Plays Hotta store on June 18th, featured the powerful 'Moonlight' EX's 'Shadow Snipe' attack, capable of knocking out two opposing Pokémon with a single move.
The deck also included strategies to overcome the problematic 'Manaphy' Pokémon, using 'Noir' with its 'Cursed Bomb' ability to place damage counters and potentially eliminate Manaphy.
🐾 The 'Menokoma Zigzagoon' deck, which won at the Shop Skekiyoh on June 17th, utilized the 'Ite Tskutori' ability to place damage counters on all active Pokémon excluding Snow Zigzagoon, affecting many popular deck types.
🔄 The combination of Snow Zigzagoon and 'Maschima' in the deck provided a strong synergy, with 'Maschima' able to clear damage counters and place them on the opponent's Pokémon, requiring strategic planning to maximize effectiveness.

Q & A

What is the main topic discussed in the video script?
-The main topic discussed in the video script is the analysis of winning Pokémon deck constructions from various events and tournaments.
What is the significance of the 'Kikini EX' card in the deck discussed in the script?
-Kikini EX is significant because it is a Basic Pokémon that can be played immediately with a single Pokémon Ball, providing an early game advantage with its ability to draw three cards.
What is the role of the 'Hatsudera' card in the deck construction mentioned in the script?
-Hatsudera is a support card that allows players to look at the top eight cards of their deck and add up to three of them to their hand, which is beneficial for deck thinning and consistency.
What is the unique characteristic of 'Surf's Up Mewtwo EX' in the deck discussed?
-Surf's Up Mewtwo EX has a unique characteristic that allows it to draw two additional cards from the deck if it is on the field, providing a consistent draw advantage.
Why is 'PokéStop' an important card in the 'Support Light' deck construction?
-PokéStop is important in the 'Support Light' deck because it can discard three cards from the top of the deck and add all the item cards to the player's hand, effectively serving as a means of card draw.
What is the strategy behind using 'Night's Market' in the 'Support Light' deck?
-Night's Market is used to discard Pokémon and Supporter cards, allowing the player to draw into more useful cards and potentially retrieve key Pokémon from the discard pile.
What is the role of 'Yonowaru' in the 'Moonlight' deck discussed in the script?
-Yonowaru plays a crucial role in the 'Moonlight' deck with its ability 'Cursed Bomb', which can place 13 damage counters on an opponent's Pokémon when Yonowaru is knocked out, helping to eliminate problematic opponents.
How does the 'Menoko Zigzagoon' deck utilize the 'Adrenaline Brain' ability?
-The 'Menoko Zigzagoon' deck uses the 'Adrenaline Brain' ability to move up to three damage counters from its own Pokémon to an opponent's Pokémon, providing a way to actively place damage counters on the opponent's field.
What is the significance of the 'Gachiguma' card in the 'Menoko Zigzagoon' deck?
-Gachiguma is significant in the 'Menoko Zigzagoon' deck due to its 'Mat Byte' attack, which adds damage based on the number of damage counters on the opponent's Pokémon, synergizing well with the 'Adrenaline Brain' ability.
What is the strategy for dealing with 'Manaphy' in the 'Moonlight' deck?
-The strategy for dealing with 'Manaphy' in the 'Moonlight' deck is to use Yonowaru's 'Cursed Bomb' ability to knock it out, preventing its 'Wave Veil' ability from redirecting damage to the bench.
What is the importance of the 'Poké Ball' card in the decks discussed?
-The 'Poké Ball' card is important as it is used to call out Basic Pokémon, which is crucial for setting up the initial board state and starting the deck's strategy.

Outlines

00:00

🏆 Winning Deck Analysis: Kats' Pajin Deck

This paragraph discusses the victorious Pajin deck used by Kats in a Chim Battle event held at the Fukuoka Tenjin store on June 18th, where 24 participants competed. The deck was enhanced by the EX card from the Diagnosis set, addressing the original deck's weaknesses such as reliance on the leader's ability for draws and vulnerability in the late game. The key addition is the EX card, Kikini, which allows for immediate deployment and provides three draws despite certain conditions. This addition improves the deck's stability and can potentially prevent the opponent from targeting the leader. The deck also interestingly includes the card 'Outburst', which allows the player to look at the top eight cards of the deck and add up to three to their hand, provided they have a fainted Pokémon during the opponent's turn. This gives the player a higher chance of obtaining desired cards, especially in the mid-game when the deck is running low on cards.

05:00

🏖️ Surfing with Less Support: Na's Surf Mew Deck

The second paragraph outlines Na's Surf Mew deck that won a Chim Battle at the Drama Shichika store on June 18th. The deck features Surf Mew EX, which has a draw ability that can pull two additional cards if Surf Mew EX is on the field. The deck's strength lies in its ability to draw cards without any cost, providing an advantage. The deck also includes a unique approach to support Pokémon, using fewer of them and relying on the card 'Poké Stop' to supplement the hand by trashing three cards from the deck and adding all items to the hand. The introduction of the new card 'Night Market' allows for this strategy to work effectively, as it enables the player to pick up Pokémon from the trashed cards. The deck's strategy is to minimize the number of support Pokémon to increase the chances of drawing them and to use the stadium cards effectively as a substitute for traditional support.

🌕 Moonlight's Fury: Potamaru's Moonlight World Deck

This paragraph delves into Potamaru's Moonlight World deck that triumphed in a Gym Battle at the Plays Hota store on June 18th. The deck is centered around Moonlight EX, which has a powerful attack that can knock out two opposing Pokémon with a cost of two unplayed energy. The deck is designed to handle the Double Turbo Energy, making it versatile and capable of dealing with various threats. However, it faces challenges against Manaphy, whose ability redirects damage to the opponent's bench. To overcome this, the deck employs Eevee, which can use its 'Cursed Bomb' ability to place damage counters on Manaphy, effectively neutralizing its ability. The deck also incorporates the use of 'Night Market' to recycle Pokémon and items, enhancing its overall strategy.

❄️ Menoko's Icicle Strategy: Enigma's Menoko Zigzagoon Deck

The final paragraph introduces Enigma's Menoko Zigzagoon deck that won a Gym Battle at the Shop Skeki Yo on June 17th. The deck utilizes Menoko's 'Icicle Pick' ability, which places damage counters on all Pokémon in play except for Snow's Child, affecting the opponent's deck significantly. The deck is designed to counter most current deck types due to its ability to stack damage counters. To further enhance this strategy, the deck includes 'Adrenaline Brain', which can transfer up to three damage counters from one of the player's Pokémon to an opponent's Pokémon if the player's Pokémon has a Dark Energy attached. The deck also employs 'Gachiguma' to deal additional damage based on the number of damage counters, making it a formidable combination against opponents without specific abilities. The deck's strategy is to accumulate damage counters and lock down the opponent while dealing significant damage, making it a time-consuming but potentially rewarding build.

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Keywords

💡Pokecasual

Pokecasual refers to a more casual or less competitive approach to playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It is often associated with decks that are not built for high-level tournament play but are still enjoyable to play in a more relaxed setting. In the video, the script mentions 'ポケカジュアルの構築' which translates to 'the construction of Pokecasual,' indicating the focus on building decks that are not overly competitive but still interesting and effective.

💡Chim Battle

Chim Battle is a type of Pokémon TCG event that is less formal and often has a more relaxed atmosphere compared to official tournaments. It is a place where players can try out new strategies or less competitive decks. The script mentions a Chim Battle held at the '福岡天人店さん' where a player named 'カツさん' won using a Pachirisu deck, showcasing the deck's potential in a less competitive environment.

💡Pachirisu Deck

A Pachirisu Deck is a type of Pokémon TCG deck that centers around the Electric-type Pokémon Pachirisu. In the video, the script discusses how the Pachirisu Deck was strengthened by the EX card and how it overcomes its weaknesses such as being vulnerable to late-game disruptions. The deck's strategy is highlighted as an example of a successful Pokecasual build.

💡Kikunug EX

Kikunug EX is a card in the Pokémon TCG that allows for immediate setup with its ability to be played from the hand with a Basic Pokémon. The script mentions Kikunug EX as a key card in the Pachirisu Deck, providing early game stability and draw power, which is crucial for the deck's strategy.

💡Support Pokémon

Support Pokémon in the Pokémon TCG are cards that provide various effects to assist the player, such as drawing cards or healing Pokémon. The script discusses the use of Support Pokémon like '発作' which allows the player to draw additional cards from the deck, enhancing the deck's consistency and strategy.

💡Surftime Deck

Surftime Deck refers to a deck in the Pokémon TCG that utilizes the Pokémon Surfing Pikachu (Surftime) and its abilities to draw cards. The script describes a Surftime Deck that won a Chim Battle at 'ドラマ下北沢', highlighting its strategy of drawing cards without any cost to gain an advantage.

💡Surftime EX

Surftime EX is a specific card that enhances the Surftime Deck with its ability to draw additional cards if it is on the field. The script explains how Surftime EX's draw effect is a key feature of the deck, allowing for more consistent plays and card advantage.

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💡Poké Stop

Poké Stop is a card that represents the in-game feature from Pokémon GO where players can collect items. In the Pokémon TCG, Poké Stop allows the player to discard three cards from the deck and add all Trainer cards from those discards to their hand. The script mentions Poké Stop as a strategic card in the Surftime Deck, providing a way to supplement the hand with Trainer cards.

💡Yoru no Tane

Yoru no Tane, or Night's Grandfather, is a card that allows the player to pick up any card from the discard pile, not just Trainer cards. The script discusses how Yoru no Tane changes the traditional role of Support Pokémon by enabling the player to retrieve Pokémon and Support Stadium cards, thus enhancing the deck's flexibility.

💡Mew Deck

Mew Deck is a type of Pokémon TCG deck that focuses on the Psychic-type Pokémon Mew and its evolutions, utilizing their abilities to control the game. The script describes a Mew Deck that won a Gym Battle, emphasizing its strategy of using Mew's 'Shadow Strike' attack to take out two opposing Pokémon at once.

💡Mewtwo EX

Mewtwo EX is a powerful card in the Pokémon TCG known for its high HP and strong attacks. The script mentions Mewtwo EX as part of the Mew Deck, capable of using 'Shadow Strike' to deal significant damage and knock out two opposing Pokémon, showcasing its strength in the deck's strategy.

💡Manafi

Manafi is a Water-type Pokémon with an ability called 'Wave Veil' that redirects damage from the bench to the opponent. The script discusses how Manafi can disrupt the Mew Deck's strategy by preventing the 'Shadow Strike' attack from affecting the bench Pokémon, thus requiring a counter-strategy to deal with Manafi.

💡Jynx

Jynx is a Psychic/Ice-type Pokémon known for its high Special Attack stats. In the context of the video, Jynx is used as a counter to Manafi due to its ability to OHKO (One-Hit Knock Out) Manafi, thus overcoming the challenge posed by Manafi's 'Wave Veil' ability.

💡Cursed Bomb

Cursed Bomb is an ability of the Pokémon Jynx in the Pokémon TCG that places 13 damage counters on one of the opponent's Pokémon when Jynx is knocked out. The script explains how this ability can be used strategically to take out Manafi, providing a solution to the challenge posed by Manafi in the Mew Deck.

💡Menokoga

Menokoga, or Jigglypuff, is a Normal-type Pokémon with the 'Big Eye' ability that allows it to draw extra cards when it is on the field. The script mentions Menokoga as part of a Menokoga Jigglypuff Deck, which uses Menokoga's ability to draw cards and disrupt opponents with its 'Big Eye' ability.

💡Adrenaline Brain

Adrenaline Brain is an ability of the Pokémon Menokoga that allows it to move damage counters from one of its own Pokémon to an opponent's Pokémon. The script discusses how this ability can be used strategically to manipulate damage counters and gain an advantage in battles.

💡Garchomp

Garchomp is a Dragon/Ground-type Pokémon known for its high Attack stat and powerful attacks. In the script, Garchomp is mentioned as part of the Menokoga Jigglypuff Deck, using its 'Mat Byte' attack to increase damage output based on the number of damage counters on the opponent's Pokémon.

Highlights

Introduction to the analysis of Pokémon decks that have achieved success in tournaments and events, with a call for feedback on interpretations.

Review of the winning deck from a Chimba Battle held on June 18th at the Fukuoka Tenjin store, featuring a Pachinko deck enhanced by an EX card.

The Pachinko deck's reliance on the leader's ability and its weakness to 'Ran-cha-mo', which was addressed by the inclusion of the EX card, Kikinizi.

Kikinizi EX's advantage of being a Basic Pokémon, allowing it to be played immediately and providing a three-card draw.

Inclusion of 'Hatsupoke' for its ability to draw cards from the deck, enhancing the deck's stability and countering strategies like 'Beedle'.

Discussion on the innovative use of 'Hatsupoke' in the Pachinko deck, despite its unrelatedness to the diagnosis.

Analysis of the winning Surf Mew deck from a Chimba Battle at the Drama Shichigaya store, emphasizing its unique draw mechanic.

Surf Mew EX's advantage of drawing cards without any cost, providing an advantage in the game.

Introduction of 'Pokestop' as a card that can trash three cards from the deck to replenish the hand, a strategy adapted to the deck's low support count.

Use of 'Yoru no Tanka' to facilitate the retrieval of trashed Pokémon, enhancing the deck's search capabilities.

Presentation of the winning Moonlight Night deck from a Gym Battle at the Plays Hotta store, featuring a powerful attack strategy.

Moonlight Night EX's 'Bunshin Renpu' attack, capable of knocking out two opposing Pokémon with a cost of two energy.

Inclusion of 'Yonowaru' to counter the 'Manaphy' Pokémon, which can redirect damage to the bench, hindering the deck's strategy.

Discussion on the strategic use of 'Yonowaru's 'Cause Bomb' ability to place damage counters on opposing Pokémon, overcoming the 'Manaphy' challenge.

Analysis of the winning Menokoma Zigzagoon deck from a Gym Battle at the Shop Skeki Yo, highlighting its disruptive characteristic.

Menokoma's 'Ite Tsukutori' ability to place damage counters on all opposing Pokémon, a strategy that can be countered by not playing Pokémon with abilities.

Introduction of 'Gachimaki' and its 'Matt Byte' attack, which can increase damage based on the number of damage counters on the opponent's Pokémon.

Conclusion summarizing the innovative deck constructions and strategies presented, inviting viewers to share more interesting approaches.

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