Iron-Clad Hero

[Yono]

A mainly Bisharp-Themed Deck. Reworked from my Frozen Flower Deck, to see if I can achieve other options.

Pokemon (22)
4-3 Bisharp (Metal) (NV)
3 Kyurem
4-3-4 Leavanny (NV)
1 Cleffa

Trainer/Support/Item (21)
3 Prof. Elm Training Method
4 Pokemon Collector
3 Rare Candy
3 Pokemon Catcher
2 Switch
3 Junk Arm
3 Twins

Energy (17)
4 DCE
3 Rainbow Energy
6 Metal Energy
4 Special Metal Energy

Set-up Bisharp(s) and start slamming into the opponent with all the Metal Energy(s) you got. Leavanny for weakness removal, which is mainly Fire. Kyurem as a back-up to dealing with Fire, just in case Leavanny isn't up by then. Any Metal Energy lost by one Bisharp is gained back by the Energy Stream of another Bisharp.

Tell me what you think, if any chances are necessary?

 

[Tanaki]

I'd say your grass energies are quite unnecessary for this build. Leavanny isn't a great attacker, and it should only be there for that ability. You should also probably run a smaller line of Leavanny at 2-1-2, or swap the line entirely for something else like Yanmega Prime or Jumpluff.

I only say that because even though your fire weakness is lifted, fire decks are insanely good at getting the energies they need for attacks, and can easily hit you for over 100 damage without a weakness multiplier and take a knockout.

If you want to get around fire pokes in the most effective way possible, run Vileplume UD. For pretty much any fire deck it results in an instant loss because the trainer support is gone. People run such low amounts of the stage 1's like Quilava and Pignite that their game is basically crippled because the decks are totally reliant on trainer support to win.

Also, you can only have 4 of any special energy in your deck, so you can't run 6 Special Metal.

 

[Yono]

Fixed the special energy problem.

Changed it up with Vileplume and a few extra Trainers. Tell me what you think.

 

[Tanaki]

Here's how I would build the deck. Keep in mind it's only a suggestion.

Deck:

Spoiler:

4-4 Bisharp
3 Kyurem/Zekrom/Reshiram
2-1-2 Vileplume
2-2-2 Leavanny
1 Cleffa

2 Elm
2 Oak
2 Juniper/Sage
2 Cheren
1 Flower Shop Lady
2 Twins
4 Collector

3 Candy
1 Switch
1 Pokemon Communication

3 DCE
4 Rainbow
4 Metal
6 Steel

Side Notes:

Spoiler:

-Kyurem is a fantastic fire counter and can handle Donphans; Zekrom is an excellent water counter and can handle Yanmegas; Reshiram isn't as versatile as Zekrom, but it's there if you want to play with it. It all comes down to personal choice and strategy.

-A lot of people don't like Juniper, but it's at least worth playtesting. Juniper means that you drop your hand, which can get rid of unnecessary cards clogging up your hand with trainer lock in effect, whereas with Sage's Training you just get to keep your hand, but in my experiences you end up with really awkward piles that make the card entirely pointless to play, although not always the case.

-1 Switch is good in general. It's enough to get you out of a bad spot early in the game, but it won't be there to slow you down too much later on.

-Pokemon Communication is excellent as well. Even in trainer lock, it can be used to avoid pitching a much-needed pokemon early in the game with a card like Juniper and it allows you to grab up basics to lay down instead. A really good card in general.

-I would say if Kyurem was your main attacker in this deck, there would be a stronger need for Twins, since Kyurem allows you to endure a prize loss and still make a comeback because of the spread damage. So more draw power is a must in a deck like this.

Hope it helps!