Pokemon TCG Deck analysis: Bunnelby/Ninjask

Hello everyone! today we will talk about a deck which is not only very simple to build, cost effective and fun, but also can compete against popular decks in the format right now! its Bunnelby/Ninjask.
           
It focuses on Decking out your opponent using Bunnelby, and doing a bunch of discarding to deck out your opponent. Bunnelby has the Omega Barrage trait, which lets it attack Twice per turn!

Lets us get to the deck list:

Pokemon:
4 x Bunnelby (PRC-121)
3 x Nincada (ROS-09)
3 x Ninjask (ROS-10)
2 x Exeggcute (PLF-04)

Trainer/Supporter/Stadium:
4 x Trick Shovel
4 x Crushing Hammer
4 x Enhanced Hammer
4 x VS Seeker
4 x Switch
3 x Robo Substitute
2 x Battle Compressor
4 x Team Flare Grunt
2 x Professor Sycamore
2 x N
2 x Colress
2 x Lysandre
1 x Hugh
1 x Life Dew - ACESPEC
2 x Head Ringer

Energy:
7 x Grass Energy

Exggecutes Propagation ability lets you take it from the discard pile and put it on your hand, making it a great discard father. With Exeggcute in discard (With effects of Sycamore, Battle Compressor, knock out, or Ninjask itself), Ninjask can use Wing Buzz to mill 1 card for zero cost. As Ninjask has free retreat, having two Ninjasks in both active and bench means one can mill for 2 cards per turn if they rotate. Afterimage Assault can also be used to search out additional Ninjasks to populate the bench.

Bunnelby can easily discard 2 cards each turn for 1 colorless energy, along with Ninjasks ability, and all of the card discard trainers, we have alot of ways to deck out our opponent with ease, and with Bunnelbys 2nd attack, we can get get cards back from the discard pile and not make us deck out either.

Energy disruption (hammers & grunt) as well as Head Ringers are there to slow down the opponent as much as possible. Robo Sub is very useful to stall and for Ninjasks to safely retreat to, and Life Dew extends the match even longer (and can be recycled with Bunnelby if needed).

The biggest weakness of this deck are Bats variants, this set will not stand a chance with them constantly dropping damage counters or with bench sniping from Manectric-EX and Landorus-EX, and is especially bad against item locks. The deck also struggles against energy acceleration as they move simply too fast for disruptions to work properly (Maybe a Silent Lab would work?).

While not the best deck competitive wise, its a fun, easy to play and cheap deck to play with, we will see later for another deck analysis!

-Plants10000