Clefairy

That is a surprising tidbit here, because I thought Hoenn was famous for the volcano and all its ash.

They also claim that some Pokemon came from space, which I believe one of the Pokedex entries might have mentioned Clefairy was from the moon?

Yes.

Is there any other space-related Pokemon at this point? So there's Clefairy.

Is that the only one? Deoxys.

Well, Deoxys we haven't seen yet.

200 damage to a EX.

And if you are up against any sort of dragon type and you have a, you know, Lily's Clefairy, it's 400 damage.

Yeah.

And plus we have stuff like Wondrous Patch.

I had like two Meowths, a Kangaskhan, a Mew in the active with two energy, and then it was like unknown and some other garbage thing on my bench.

I had no Clefairy, no Terra, and I'm playing against Polt.

And I had to bench unknown because my start was like really slow.

It was the only way I was keeping up on the prize trade.

And he saw that and was like, I'm not going to KO this Mew and give you a spot for Clefairy.

I'm just going to Jet Headbutt it.

And I'm sitting there with like no supporter, like no way to draw cards other than like retreat to Kangaskhan, I guess.

The damage wasn't really relevant.

active.

Even Dreepy's at risk to the Clefairy Unknown knockout.

So you got to protect even the Dreeps.

Get the Monkey Dory out there.

And this is a much different build leaning very heavily into all these Hide and Sneak Pokemon with the Spiritomb.

Yeah, so it's still a lot of Delmais, obviously.

Four Delmais, two Clefairy.

And that is, like, the main attacker in the deck.

interesting call there because all women are very similar.

Clefairy or

Clefable.

Give me that.

no.

I think that the original that they intended was supposed to be Clefairy, not Eevee.

Oh, okay.

Yes, Clefairy.

You lost me

there.

Clefairy was the original mascot.

Oh, yes.

Luke taking it down with a really well-played finals match i mean it's it's somewhat straightforward in the sense that you know you're trying to pivot between different pokemon and force your delmise opponent to have boss and you know energies every single turn and and it certainly was helped by the fact that luke played the unfair stamp in his basic box list where most uh most of these decks you know you are likely to see something like the hero's cape but just a real sloppy basic box deck got the iron crown got the passimian don't see that too much but decent mirror tech Does include the Grass Package, Iron Leaves, and the Ogre Pawn.

And then, of course, a couple of Clefairy and the Raging Bolt.

Got some pretty good use out of the Chen Pao, too, in the finals, clearing away a damaged Kangaskhan.

And then I think this is the This is the big one.

Because just on paper, statistically, these are decks that I have gravitated toward in the past.

And it's a deck that you give yourself a lot of chances to make plays, right? And what I mean by that is, you know, you are relatively low to the ground.

You know, you can attack for as little as one Crispin, right? Like you could get a Clefairy going, get a Raging Bull going, turn one.

So you can overwhelm the opponent right out of the gate.