TOSSED Variants Featuring Dialga G, Blaziken FB, Garchomp C, and Shuppet
Ed “Dialga TOSSED” / BR #1: Sept. 18, 2010
| Pokemon: 17 3 – Uxie – LA 43 1 – Uxie Lv. X – LA 146 2 – Crobat G – PL 47 1 – Shuppet – PL 92 1 – Dunsparce – HS 41 1 – Toxicroak G – DP 41 2 – Garchomp C – SV 60 2 – Garchomp C Lv. X – DP 46 1 – Unown Q – MD 49 1 – Dialga G – PL 7 1 – Dialga G Lv. X – PL 122 1 – Regice – LA 36 |
Trainers: 25 4 – Poke Turn 4 – Poke Drawer+ 4 – Plus Power 2 – Expert Belt 1 – Luxury Ball 3 – Energy Gain 2 – SP Radar 1 – Premier Ball 1 – Power Spray 3 – Warp Point |
Supporters: 10 4 – Cyrus’s Conspiracy 3 – Pokemon Collector 2 – Bebe’s Search 1 – Aaron’s Collection |
Energy: 8 2 – Psychic Energy 4 – Double Colorless 1 – Metal Energy (Basic) 1 – Cyclone Energy |
It turns out that I feel like this “Dialga TOSSED” build was the best running version of the TOSSED decks I’ve played. I went undefeated in my first 3 matches. The next two were losses, but both could have easily been won if the luck rolled slightly in my favor. You can read the Dialga TOSSED mini report here.
Essentially, the techs here come down to getting around Vileplume and Spiritomb. Regice can screw with your opponent’s Spiritomb, and it can work well in the SP matchup. Dialga G Lv. X shuts off both Spiritomb and Vileplume’s traier lock. Warp Point is essential here, because it helps you bench both Regice and Dialga when they are active (which is necessary to LvX Dialga). Warp Point is also an offensive weapon, because most of your attacks come off the bench. If you don’t want to attack their active, you can Cyclone Energy or Warp Point it away.
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