Pokemon Theme Decks

Theme Decks - Pokemon Card Game

brushfire theme deck

Overgrowth

16 Grass energy
12 Water energy

4 Bulbasaur
2 Ivysaur
4 Weedle
2 Kakuna
1 Beedrill

2 Magikarp
1 Gyrados
4 Staryu
3 Starmie

2 Bill
2 Gust of Wind
1 Potion
2 Super Potion
2 Switch

Zap

12 Electric energy
16 Psychic energy

3 Magnemite
4 Pikachu

3 Abra
1 Kadabra
2 Drowzee
3 Gastly
2 Haunter
2 Jynx
1 Mewtwo

2 Bill
1 Computer Search
1 Defender
2 Gust of Wind
1 Potion
1 Professor Oak
1 Super Potion
2 Switch

Brushfire

18 Fire energy
10 Grass energy

1 Arcanine
2 Growlithe
4 Charmander
2 Charmeleon
2 Vulpix
1 Ninetales

4 Nidoran (M)
2 Tangela
4 Weedle

1 Energy Removal
2 Energy Retrieval
1 Gust of Wind
1 Lass
1 PlusPower
3 Potion
1 Switch

Blackout

16 Fighting energy
12 Water energy

2 Farfetch'd

1 Hitmonchan
4 Machop
2 Machoke
3 Onix
3 Sandshrew

4 Squirtle
2 Wartortle
3 Staryu

4 Energy Removal
1 Gust of Wind
1 PlusPower
1 Professor Oak
1 Super Energy Removal

Water Blast Pokemon Theme Deck

Water Blast

14 Water Energy
14 Fighting Energy

4 Poliwag
2 Poliwhirl
1 Seel
1 Vaporeon

2 Machop
1 Rhydon
3 Rhyhorn

4 Eevee
4 Meowth
2 Persian

2 Gust of Wind
2 Potion
1 Professor Oak
2 Super Potion
1 Switch

Power Reserve

17 Grass Energy
11 Psychic Energy

4 Bellsprout
1 Gloom
4 Nidoran (F)
2 Nidorina
2 Oddish
2 Weepinbell

4 Abra
1 Jynx
2 Kadabra

1 Kangaskhan

2 Bill
2 Gust of Wind
1 Pokedex
3 Potion
1 Switch

Lockdown

14 Fire Energy
14 Water Energy

1 Lapras
2 Magmar
4 Horsea
2 Seadra
4 Krabby
2 Kingler

3 Vulpix
3 Ponyta

1 Gambler
1 Energy Search
2 Bill
2 Switch
2 Potion
2 Super Potion
1 Full Heal

Bodyguard

16 Grass Energy
12 Fighting Energy

1 Muk
3 Geodude
2 Graveler
4 Grimer
4 Zubat
2 Golbat
1 Onix

2 Bulbasaur
4 Koffing

4 Potion
2 Professor Oak
1 Pokemon Center
1 Super Potion

The concept of the Pokemon universe, in both the video games and the general fictional world of Pokemon, stems from the hobby of insect collecting, a popular pastime which Pokemon executive director Satoshi Tajiri-Oniwa had enjoyed as a child. Players of the games are designated as Pokemon Trainers, and the two general goals (in most Pokemon games) for such Trainers are: to complete the Pokedex by collecting all of the available Pokemon species found in the fictional region where that game takes place; and to train a team of powerful Pokemon from those they have caught to compete against teams owned by other Trainers, and eventually become the strongest Trainer, the Pokemon Master. These themes of collecting, training, and battling are present in almost every version of the Pokemon franchise, including the video games, the anime and manga series, and the Pokemon Trading Card Game.

The Pokemon Trading Card Game (Pokemon TCG for short) is a collectible card game based on the Pokemon video game series, first introduced in Japan in October 1996, then North America in December 1998. It was initially published by Wizards of the Coast (wizards), the company that produces Magic: the Gathering. Although Wizards of the Coast lost the licence to publish the game in July 2003, sets continue to be published under the jurisdiction of Nintendo and Pokemon USA, Inc.

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