What new secrets can be learned from Japan's tournament-winning decks? Find out in this week's Flash Forward.
This week Mike takes a look at a very powerful, and expensive deck featuring Gengar VMAX.
Mike brings you three tournament-winning decks from Japan that you can try out for yourself.
Mike looks at a new deck featuring Greedent VMAX from the Fusion Strike expansion.
Mike looks at three decks featuring cards from Japan's Fusion Arts expansion, which is releasing in America as Fusion Strike today.
Butch & Sundance. Bonnie & Clyde. Shiftry & Galarian Obstagoon? Check out why this pair could be the next big duo.
This week, Mike brings you three tournament-winning decks featuring different versions of Pikachu.
Mike has a deck with a single-prize attacker that can deal 360 damage this week. Check it out.
What new decks does Mike look at this week? Ones featuring Granbull, Tsareena V, and Butterfree from Japan's Fusion Arts expansion.
This week, Mike takes a look at a deck featuring Flying Pikachu VMAX from Celebrations.
Mike's back with three more decks from Japan for you to play in Standard or Expanded.
This week, Mike looks at a deck that attacks both the opponent's Active and Benched Pokemon.
Mike's back again with a pair of tournament decks from Japan plus a deck featuring Chandelure VMAX.
Mike has a deck for you that breaks one of Pokemon's usual rules.
This week, Mike looks at three tournament-winning decks from Japan that you can build right now.
Mike takes a look at a deck featuring Pokemon's mascot, Pikachu.
This week, Mike looks at two decks featuring cards from Japan's Fusion Arts expansion, and one Japanese tournament winning deck.
Want to play a deck where your opponent doesn't want to attack you? Try this weeks Searching Standard deck.
This week, Mike looks at some V-UNION decks that recently took first place in Japanese tournaments.
Have you ever wanted to play a deck that featured multiple versions of the same Pokemon?
This week, Mike takes a look at a Lightning Type Toolbox deck featuring Regieleki.
This week, Jumpluff shows us just how good being able to attack twice each turn can be .
Mike brings you a deck that's possibly the most powerful deck in Standard due to rotation.
Mike takes a look at a deck featuring a fan favorite, Rayquaza VMAX.
Mike's back with a deck that is poised to do well once Pokemon-GX rotate from Standard.
Mike's back again with a post-rotation deck featuring Glaceon VMAX.
Mike brings you a Metal Type deck that can go the distance after Standard rotation.
Mike begins to look at decks to play after Standard rotation happens.
Do you like decks featuring cards from upcoming expansions? Check out this week's Flash Forward from Mike.
Mike takes a look at a deck featuring Magikarp & Wailord-GX to see if it's still good enough for Standard.