Please find the original Japanese-language article  here . Note my translation is not a perfect translation and I have rearranged and reworded some parts of the original article for clarity and readability. Find also some explanatory comments inside square brackets, italicised. Hey guys, it’s been a while. I’m COOLKID, the leader of Team Kizuna. I participated in the Chushikoku Showdown tournament hosted by Enemaru from Okayama and Lemon from Kagawa. [Note: This was a tournament focussed on the island of Shikoku and the Chugoku region of the island of Honshu. There was a Qualifying Round held in Shikoku, then the main tournament was held in Okayama.] From the Qualifying Round results… I was 3-1 in Shikoku, tied for eighth. As there was a tie, we had to play it out for who would proceed to top 8, and I won that round. I lost my first round in cut so I didn’t proceed past top 8. For the main round, I was 4-0 at Okayama and was seeded first. Again, I lost my first round in cut and

Please find the original Japanese-language article  here . Note my translation is not a perfect translation and I have rearranged and reworded some parts of the original article for clarity and readability. Find also some explanatory comments inside square brackets, italicised. Introduction Hi all, I’m Tanebou (@ mPbCfc0scwMX1Fz ) , a Pokemon player from near Kashiwa and Matsudo in Chiba. I posted about my Stonjourner mill deck before and am following up with this article. I don’t really have any notable achievements so I lowered the Championship Point average of the PJNO competitors. What I’ve been doing recently is watching Juninchi Kato videos and getting into DBD [ Note: I think this is referring to the game Dead by Daylight.] In general, I choose underrated cards and build fairly strange decks. I wasn’t intending to write an article about this deck, but I got a lot of questions about it such as what to do if Lance Prism Star is Prized so I figured I may as well explain

Please find the original Japanese-language article  here . Note my translation is not a perfect translation and I have rearranged and reworded some parts of the original article for clarity and readability. Find also some explanatory comments inside square brackets, italicised. Hi all, I’m 774 from Sendai City. At the recent Pokemon Japan Nationals Online (PJNO) I played my favorite type of deck, control. This tournament had a lot of strong players and I knew it was going to be really tough, so I decided to play a deck with my signature style. As usual, you can read this article in its entirety for free. If you do, I’ll be very happy. Deck Building My interest was initially piqued when I heard about a Delcatty control deck that was used at the Momoya Cup in May. I reached out to Aurora Mikann (@ pokeka_mikann ) who taught me about the deck, and decided to try it out myself. About three weeks before the PJNO, I was finally able to play Pokemon in a face to face s