Hi, my name's Daniel and I live in >australia, but even here we have our fair
share of mulli-mews. I have this >pretty good deck, but it would melt in the
face of a lousy mulliwmew, each >time. >(By the way, where's the skill involved
in a mulli mew? Hmmm...)
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So I got so, well, pissed off. And >then I started thinking about starting up a
new, "super strange" >deck, >that could beat mullimews, and, most importantly,
other decks. I needed to >borrow a few Chanseys off my friends (God bless 'em)
but soon I had the whole >shuzal. It mainly revolvews around TRAINERS. It has
four energy removals, four >super energy removals, and (get this) four Imposter
Professor Oaks! Beat >'em at >their own game! Also, get cards that make you put
cards back into your deck >withut drawing more than you put in.
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So, I went into this >mini-tournament >(Not DCI approved or anything) and by
some miracle, I played this guy with a >mulli-mew. He had no basic Pokemon in
his first hand, so he showed me it (And >with a huge grin on his face) told me
to draw two. I told him to pi%$ off, I >know that I don't HAVE to draw two. I
CAN if I WANT. Instantly, the grin >turned >magically into a glare, he called
over a judge who said that I was >right.
>
Two more hands later, he finaly >got a >mewtwo.
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He went first. He put down a mewtwo >with one energy on it. My turn, I removed
the energy, and used rattata to bite >it for 20. Next turn he placed another
energy on it. I removed it again (Thank >you, energy removal!) and bit it again
for 20. It was now on 20. His turn, he >placed an energy on mewtwo. My turn, I
don't even bother with energy >removal, I >just bite it for 20 (Rattata, you
saved my butt!) and pow, it's dead. >Hah!
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And beat em at their own game. Remember, those >decks have tonnes of energy, so
they have a low number of cards in their hand. >GO Imp. Oak!
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>From Daniel (AKA KingoftheClouds) email
href="mailto:samia@cherry.com.au">samia@cherry.com.au 
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