GLC Deck - 150cc: Lightning Spread

Going for the gold this time with 150cc, recently I have been working hard on revitalizing this deck to see just how hard I can push the dual 50 spreaders. The old list had some silly ideas, things like Electrode that turns itself into special energy and oddball supporters like Grimsley to move damage around and secure ko's for Raichu. Even though I adored the Grimsley play, I felt that it's never going to really work out so lets go full consistency. The main goal of the new version is to get a T1 going second/T2 going first TM Evo play. Supporters like Arven, Green's Exploration, and Guzma & Hala help facilitate this idea by grabbing TM Evo plus Buddy Buddy Poffin, Stormy Mountains, or Battle VIP Pass. I cut Electrode for Dynamotor Eelektrik and added Battle Compressor to throw 2 energy into the discard for Eel and Flaaffy while also having insurance to pitch Battle VIP and Green's when they become dead cards. I have a simple Zebstrika draw engine since you can't really get much better than it and added some smaller basic attackers to help early board states. Emolga is a great free retreat pivot that has a very respectable Call for Family for 2 on its first attack, if you whiff the TM Evo a CFF is still great setup. The other smaller basic I run is Minun with its Electrishower attack that deals 10 damage to your opponents board. Sometimes your Electivire line gets prized (4/5 times in my initial testing games) and you need to find alternative routes to attacking. Minun's 10 spread unlocks an early Raichu play, who usually is the post-Electivire cleanup. The other two attackers are Ampharos and Regieleki. Ampharos has a very convenient attack that does 50 to 2 of your opponents Pokemon, and also has an ability that can cause a crazy chain of events. Ampharos's ability is Unseen Flash, If you take 2 basic L energy from your hand and lost zone them, your opponents active is paralyzed. This is primarily used in the latter half of the game and can really break open a game from a losing position to an even or winning one. It's a very risky play, but it is there. Regieleki also helps as a late game attacker, by the time you get some spreading done there could be massive damage to the bench but a tanky attacker still sitting in the active spot. Eleki helps chunk down into the attacker while possibly taking bench ko's at the same time. I don't think I have the perfect 60 yet and the deck feels very all in or all out, but it is 100% in a better place than it was before. Enjoy hitting these crazy spread numbers as fast as you can and watch your opponents board crumble :] Discord @jaboingus for any questions and ideas (o-o)