That would be a very different conversation
Mono-Blue Devotion Out: In: Mono-Black Devotion Out: In: U/W Control Out: In: G/R Monsters Out: In: Mulliganing Of course there are other decks that could be tricky to sideboard against, and how you side in each match should change depending on your opponents game plan
I found Id gravitate more towards the counters thanks to their unique implementation of the two main new mechanics - Junk Tokens and Rad counters
And voila, just like that, you'll have a much better idea of whether you're holding a hidden gem, a trade fodder, or yet another card destined for the bulk bin
There are a few that can speed up the process of charging one's Pokemon with energy
Nimble Brigand You only need a few cheap interactive spells to enable Nimble Brigand, which is exactly what you want with a blue card like this