Hey everyone! Kenny Wisdom here again, excited to bring you another article on the greatest Pokémon strategy website in the world. If you’re anything like me, you’re counting down the days (just over a week by the time you’re reading this) until the World Championship. Worlds is always the best week of the year for me, and I have no reason to believe this year will be any different. Although I’m not playing in the event, I have been doing a fair bit of preparation, and wanted to get my thoughts out before the absolute last minute.

My intent with this article is to take a deep dive on what I believe to be the strongest Deck going into Worlds: Zoroark-GX/Magcargo. That’s not to say that I think it’s the only option, or anything. Far from it. There are going to be so many competitors at this year’s World Championship that it would be silly not to think that a large number of them will think and test differently than I do, and therefore come to different conclusions.

I think the Zoroark/Garbodor deck is strong and will have a presence. Buzzwole/Lycanroc is clearly very powerful and will be played in droves at Nashville. There are a number of decks like Magnezone and Gardevoir that people are passionate about and will play, even if they don’t have the same metagame share as the aforementioned decks. I’m sure people will even play Malamar variants, all of which I think are horrendous and have no good match ups. This is all to say that this isn’t the only deck in the format, but it would be my choice for any event I was playing in Nashville.

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