A few taxing effects help out nicely here: Esper Sentinel and Rhystic Study give us card draw for opponents playing spells
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The bilingual Exeggutor (#112/108), originally from the 1999 Tropical Mega Battle tournament, gets its worldwide English debut here and is considered a hidden gem among set historians
The pokemon cards look great while the trainer cards are lackluster
I recently put this in because it seems to be the strongest card other than Number C104: Umbral Horror Masquerade to summon off of CXyz N.As.Ch
Pokmon: 18 2Klawf PAR 105 2Terapagos ex SCR 128 2Brute Bonnet PAR 123 1Pecharunt PR-SV 149 1Radiant Hisuian Sneasler LOR 123 1Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex TWM 141 1Hisuian Electrode V PR-SW 294 1Oranguru V ASR 133 1Latias ex SSP 76 1Fezandipiti ex SFA 38 1Squawkabilly ex PAL 169 1Lumineon V BRS 40 1Pecharunt ex SFA 39 1Iron Bundle PAR 56 1Genesect SFA 40 Trainer: 38 3Arven OBF 186 3Boss's Orders PAL 172 1Professor's Research SVI 189 1Carmine TWM 145 1Colress's Tenacity SFA 57 1Iono PAL 185 4Nest Ball SVI 181 3Night Stretcher SFA 61 2Ultra Ball SVI 196 2Switch Cart ASR 154 2Hisuian Heavy Ball ASR 146 1Precious Trolley SSP 185 3Ancient Booster Energy Capsule TEF 140 3Binding Mochi SFA 55 2Forest Seal Stone SIT 156 2Supereffective Glasses ASR 152 4Area Zero Underdepths SCR 131 Energy: 4 4Double Turbo Energy BRS 151 2) Charizard ex Charizard ex [Obsidian Flames] has been one of the top performing decks in our format for well over a year now, and out of all of the decks on this list, it actually contains zero new cards from Surging Sparks
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