Hey everybody, Justin here again.  I've been reading some of the more recent killer deck reports and I really have a thing or two to say about them.
 
    Let's start at the root.  You can only make a GOOD psychic deck when you have the cards neccessary (And not poor man's cards).  Then again, most of the time, it's just cards that belong in other archetypes.  Here's what I have to say about some common psychic deck errors:
 
Error #1: Kanghaskhan
 
This is a common mistake that annoys me.  If you have enough money to buy a Kanghaskhan, you obviously have enough to buy a chansey.  These cards belong in those lame Rain Dance decks, fetching, fetching, fetching.
 
Error #2: Gust of Wind
 
These pop up all over psychic decks.  This is a STALL deck, not a psychic attack deck.  You're supposed to STALL in a STALL deck and ATTACK in an ATTACK deck.  Got it? Good.
 
Error #3: Bill
 
Please, please don't use this card in stall decks.  It makes them look bad, and they only help you deck yourself.
 
Error #4: Prof. Oak
 
See above. . .
 
Error #5: Scyther
 
Yuk, how disgusting.  I actually saw Scyther in a psychic deck.  He belongs in Gaymakers, thank you very much.
 
Error #6: Item Finder
 
Why keep using item finder to get trainers back when you discard 2 valuable cards to get it.  You discard a Mr. Mime and an Alakazam to get. . .an energy removal.  Not good.
 
Error #7: Pokemon Breeder
 
Once again, I say this.  WHY won't people wake up and realize that you don't combine archetypes?  You do NOT need this in a STALL deck.
 
Error #8: Switch
 
Did someone forget about retreating?  Why waste the space with this card?
 
Error #9: Tauros
 
Puh-leeze.  When was the last time you've actually played someone who used tauros?  I can't remember the last time.  The reason- it's simple.  Just too weak.
 
Error #10: Snorlax
 
Oh, brother.  Its attack is far too energy-intensive, its pokemon power is useless, and its HP is awful.  Why use it?
 
 
 
    That's about it for now.  So please, if you make a psychic deck, don't make them look like they're so weak and hybrid-archetypical. . .
 
Justin