As soon as I head the company hated it. They literally printed 3 DIRECT counters to the deck, 1 being one of the strongest decks in a while, and mew VMAX was STILL out there winning tournaments
@@BurtsPTCG Same can be said for lost box currently. Just because the deck was playable with counters does not necessarily mean it was ridiculously broken. Lost Box just topped a regional even though Kyurem exists which is a die hard counter to lost box. The same went for Mew Vmax. If someone really wanted to beat Mew Vmax all they had to do was in tech in a Drapion and they were gonna beat Mew almost every time. Also the statement that a deck that’s good the whole time it’s in rotation isn’t really valid anymore. Lost box has been good ever since introduced, and Charizard is looking to be that way. So overall I stand to say that Mew Vmax was not half as broken as people act like it was just because they lost to it
@@Panic_Attack420yeah not a whole lot you can do against a stall deck if your deck isn't built for it and usually you don't run into them. one strategy I have is to stall for time to get the draw.
the dramatic irony of when mew vmax started running path is insane. It literally absorbed the one thing that people ran to counter it flipped it around to it's advantage. Path to the peak is ironically a very fitting name for mew vmax, as embracing it was it's path straight to the peak of it's competitive viability.
I just wanted to say how much I appreciate you, man. My brother, my girlfriend, and I got into collecting and playing the tcg around a year ago, and we absolutely love to hear or watch you on stream - we're always like: "Hell yeah, the Burts' there, too!". You always appeared to us to be someone who's passionate about this game, who genuinely loves to talk about the tcg. Love from Germany, I hope you know you have real fans out there who are looking forward to watch you on stream for upcoming championship events. Stay strong and healthy ❤
Don't forget about Sneasel slowking which prevented people to play trainers while you did avg 70 to 80 per turn in a max 120HP era. Trap combo basically was emplopying the combination of Imposter prof oak and Rockets sneak attack from the team rocket expansion and then rocket's trap from the second gyms expansion. Impostor oak reduced your hand to 4 cards. Rockets sneak attack showed opponents hand and if there was a trainer you would select it and shuffle into the deck ( very likely in a trainer heavy meta) now the opponent has 3 cards then you played the rocket's trap and if the coin flip was heads, you basically shuffled the entire hand into the opponent's deck leaving them to the mercy of top decking. Very strong shutdown strategy.
@@TrollOmnipotence Sneasel Slowking also existed during the era of Focus Babies. You had to flip a coin to do ANYTHING to them, then flip another coin to see if Focus Band saved them. So games often came down to two Cleffa screaming at each other until someone managed to set up. And it was usually whoever was playing Slowking. What an awful couple of formats that was. Between that and people losing interest in Pokemon in general around that time, it was probably the closest the TCG ever came to dying. Japan even tried to salvage it with a reboot that simplified the rules, but the western division just outright refused to print it (which was probably a big reason Nintendo wasn't willing to cut any sort of deal with Wizards of the Coast when their license expired).
Yes, Fusion Strike Mew VMAX was indeed a thing to be hated. Receiving all buffs and nearly no drawbacks in a single set, beefed up to its extremes since day 0. I have invested TONS of booster packs online (which were dirty cheap anyways) to assemble a full art version of this deck (yeah, my kink), with initial intent to know how to battle AGAINST it by playing it a bit more... Then, weeks later, I caught myself smoothly navigating with it across the ladder, some in-game tournaments - with all the loathing, I found it to be a convenient deck which rewarded players with good sequencing skills. Both DTE and Elesa builds (as well as hybrids and wonky ones, such us Path To The Peak/Bibarel) were awesome, and I even bought two WC decks - one with Arceus VSTAR and Flying Pikachu, and Shape Of Mew, just to have a pleasure of showing my aspiring TCG player daughter what it felt like when two unstoppable powers clashed in the same, most top ranked event. I dearly miss this deck, but I am also glad that this format is free from this toxicity. I have always believed Mew to be toxic, but I still played it - because you do not give up on an efficient deck because of its reputation. I strongly believe that I will dive into Expanded to see Mew VMAX strong in my hands again.
"Let's make a whole TCG Exclusive Battle Style that revolves around one Boss Pokemon that's a Trple Prizer with no Retreat Cost, Archetype Exclusive PlusPowers and has a Basic Support Pokemon which is a soft Claydol Engine!! What could possibly go wrong?"
My cousin played Mew Vmax for the entirety of its existence (once he started playing the TCG) and it was a nightmare for everyone else in my family who played. But eventually everyone caught up in terms of powerful cards, and honestly I think I can look back at Mew Vmax fondly now.
Mew vmax is my favorite deck of all time, and i doubt that will change anytime soon (pika ex with regis has been a ton of fun tho, they might get close)
For me Mew VMAX is the best deck of all time, when I started playing I bought one Battle Mew Deck and after 4 months of playing and some changes I won my first Pokemon Cup with 0 losses, and 2nd place one week later on another Cup (final against Charizard ex :( ). This deck was legendary, I miss it every day :D Great video, great memories.
I played a version of dis deck in the SLC regional March ‘22 (when Nintendo wuz reopening live events after the “dampenic” started dying down) My list placed 10th (piloted by Caleb Gedemer) I bumped into Andrew Mahone at the event and he kindly autographed my Mew Vmax deck box and the leader card Truly fun memories‼️
I dipped out of the TCG after Legends (Base Set 3) came out. I think it was a week or two before the next set released and they changed the face design of the cards. I eventually came back and tried to get in to it with one of the Plasma sets, Freeze, I think. I immediately quit again after that set. The power creep was ridiculous in the game and it turned me off of it just as fast as WotLK did for me in WoW. I just stick to playing casual games with Pre-Legends Set only. I find that way more fun than modern Pokemon.
Sorry but Mew Vmax is my boi, is the first competitive deck I played and I really liked how it played, it swept the floor with me on occasions but I can't never be mad at the guy.
So this was the deck that got me back in the game. I'm serious. The Mew VMAX League Battle Deck was on a retail shelf somewhere and I looked into it. I quit playing with the advent of Tag Teams just causing way too much powercreep and making it almost impossible to make a competitive deck. Then 3 years later, here's a deck that's almost ready for competitive play right out of the box! It was great playing on ranked with this when it lasted. Though Charizard ex from Obsidian Flames just crushed this deck's viability even with the many ways you could work around Charizard with Path to the Peak and Eiscue bench sniping. It's funny I say this because I play Charizard and Gardevoir now but that's a different story. I'll admit that the draw support for this deck was insane, but it felt manageable to work around it with special energy removal and Path to the Peak shutting them down early.
does this game not have a banlist? i played ptcgl a bit and there was no banlist section in the app and nothing i had was limited or banned. im playin pocket now and there is a disclaimer on the pull rate section that say they might change or restrict a card for fair gameplay
As soon as I clicked on the video I knew it was either ADP Zacian or Mew VMax But hearing "the company hated it" made me know it was Mew VMAX. They printed so many things to try and directly counter it and Mew was still like "Nah, I'll win" 😂
Even with the Drapion V that can counter a Mew VMAX, true to its name. The pokemon itself is one hell of a TRICKSTER! Despite that i store the entire set of MEW VMAX into my album for future reference. Heck, i album the entire charizard ex that is the incarnation of mew.
Dude i stopped playing the game for a bit right before this set came out. My brother who was still playing just straight up told me to not come back. Cause not only was this deck insane. The set it came in was the largest English set ever released. This set was infamous for terrible rares taking up packs. So in order to deal with this absurd deck you had to either wait for a counter to come out (which took like six months irl time) or pay tons of money trying to pull on this stupid set. Massive mistake it was an awful time to play the game
I didn’t like Mew VMAX because it was boring to play against. I hated ADP Zacian because it felt like I really couldn’t do anything to get around it. At least we had path, spiritomb, drapion, charizard ex. Nothing was as a good as ADP Zacian
Sorry to say this, but what is that Submarine Radar in the Background from 6:28 to 11:33 ,During the Video? Its really annoying and kinda hurts the ears.
I hate Mew because every time I played it, I drew nothing and would lose against piles. But when I played against it, my opponents always had everything they needed or drew into it without any issues if they didn't. It was so stupid. Good riddance.
@BurtsPTCG after hearing your breakdown of the little pink menace I can't say I blame them, don't play pokemon myself, but what little I do know tells me if I'd played against mew I'd have ran for the hills
Got back into the game with Mew Vmax after having not played since Base Set. I really loved it, but I can fully understand why it was hated. Makes me sad. I wish it had been a bit worse so that it was just good instead of oppressive. I'm pretty sure ADP was way more hated and way eorse for the game, though, so..
Think the combo of melo early plus path later on just really drove people up the wrong way. Creatures too cause I haven't seen so many on the face counters like drapion, mightena and tomb 🤣 adp was bad but decks like lucmetal were just as bad imo
Good video, very enjoyable. However, I would recommend getting a gimble or something - the camera shaking when panning over the cards was kind of annoying.
Mew vmax was the stupidest shit ever because most decks were already too slow as it was from rotation. Mew basically was a Yu-Gi-Oh deck in a game that was meant to be slower. I remember in expanded i played an eternatus V turbo deck and even then, it was STILL slower than mew on build up because eternatus could still fucking brick. Mew, though, never fucking DID
@BurtsPTCG thankfully the expanded variant i made was strong enough to nuke every single deck at the time. (If we wanna talk ygo decks, that deck could build 2 eternatus vmax and have all your energy allotted with like maybe 10 cards left in your deck by the time the combo was over, in one turn. All energy accelerated, full bench of darks.) The same could not be said for standard. I remember selling the eternatus for hella packs on ptcgl before roto hit to basically murder the deck in standard. Basically exclusively played coalossal for a while after that until RSU became dirt cheap. I still remember that eternatus deck in expanded though. I think i had a 78 game winstreak or some stupid shit and cleared ladder in a single day multiple ladders straight.
I thought for sure this was going to be about ADP. But Mew VMAX also a yuk. I don't have a problem with a high power deck, but I do when that deck is everywhere from the day it's printed to the day it's rotated. It's just boring.
I was able to defeat a mew vmax deck in Malaysia regional in 30th March 2024 after my opponent attempted to use judge disrupt my awful hands into useful cards like bibarel as my charizard ex used to play bibarel engine
Nah, chipaxe, adp, vileploom and such were much less positively recieved. Personally I think mew had a good influence on the game overall, contrary to the likes of lugias hayday or even bolt today
I dunno man maybe share value was down bad the quarter this came out cuz there aint no way this deck got the ok in testing haha I remember when the genesect got leaked and everyone assumed it got translated wrong
@ I hated it so much. It was the meta deck when I was first starting to learn the game at my lcs level and then when I got online to practice it’s all I saw. It almost ruined the whole experience for me but it wasn’t too long after that it rotated out due to XY
MewVmax has to be. This damn deck played it's own LITERAL counters!!! Truly the most ridiculous and broken deck. Annoying as hell to play against. DrapionV for the mirror, PathtoPeak to disrupt opponents, damage modifier, Cramomatic etc etc. Worse than ADPZacian IMHO idc
While the deck was fun to play (in my opinion) it was awful for the balance of the format and was awful to play against unless you were playing Zard so while I miss playing it, I'm glad it's gone Also ADP was so much worse
I will die on the hill that lucmetal was just as bad as mew Vmax. Where as there was no deck that feasted while mew was killing it (apart from lugia 😂)
@@BurtsPTCG I remember when it came out it wasn't very good because of Reshizard but yeah it was oppressive early SwSh lol Interestingly enough though I didn't run into it very much online during COVID. It was mostly PikaRom
You know as a Mew Vmax player the deck really wasn’t that much more broken compared to everything else. Sure in its initial set it was busted but by Astral Radiance it definitely had competition
@ So on one hand I get what you’re saying but on the other hand they constantly make decks that even though they don’t explicitly say Fusion strike they clearly are meant to work together. For example every card you needed to play optimal Charizard was in Obsidion flames, every lost box card was in lost Origin, and the core of Chien Pao was from Paldea evolved. So in reality a concept like Fusion Strike is done constantly. Also throughout the meta game Mew always had counters besides the obvious ones. Lost box, Charizard, Palkia had a pretty good Mew match etc.
Attack 2:[M+] Altered Creation GX For the rest of this game, your Pokemon's attacks do 30 more damage to your opponent's Active Pokemon (before applying Weakness and Resistance). If this Pokemon has at least 1 extra Water Energy attached to it (in addition to this attack's cost), when your opponent's Active Pokemon is Knocked Out by damage from those attacks, take 1 more Prize card. IN WHAT WAY IS THAT BALANCED????
@@naturalharmoniagropius4486 a permanent +30 damage on top of any other buffs is still insane. Zacian ADP was a nightmare to play against bc it could easily hit for 250+ and be charged up in 1 turn.
As soon as I head the company hated it. They literally printed 3 DIRECT counters to the deck, 1 being one of the strongest decks in a while, and mew VMAX was STILL out there winning tournaments
The fact drapion and tomb existed was wild and mew still one worlds is mad
@@BurtsPTCG Same can be said for lost box currently. Just because the deck was playable with counters does not necessarily mean it was ridiculously broken. Lost Box just topped a regional even though Kyurem exists which is a die hard counter to lost box. The same went for Mew Vmax. If someone really wanted to beat Mew Vmax all they had to do was in tech in a Drapion and they were gonna beat Mew almost every time. Also the statement that a deck that’s good the whole time it’s in rotation isn’t really valid anymore. Lost box has been good ever since introduced, and Charizard is looking to be that way. So overall I stand to say that Mew Vmax was not half as broken as people act like it was just because they lost to it
most hated? ADP much?
I will die on the hill that lucmetal was just as bad 👀🤣
Is it bad that I think snorlax stall is worse than both of them
Some people probably agree tbf!
@@BurtsPTCG yeah lol, mostly because in my first ever league challenge I played against it with no idea of what to do, and never liked it since
@@Panic_Attack420yeah not a whole lot you can do against a stall deck if your deck isn't built for it and usually you don't run into them. one strategy I have is to stall for time to get the draw.
Snorlax players’ daily cardio is drawing for turn
Goodness 😭
I miss when Mew cards were just collectable promotional junk.
😂😂 Definitely not the case recently!
Mew supremacy 💯
the dramatic irony of when mew vmax started running path is insane. It literally absorbed the one thing that people ran to counter it flipped it around to it's advantage. Path to the peak is ironically a very fitting name for mew vmax, as embracing it was it's path straight to the peak of it's competitive viability.
Yeah exactly! So funny😂
I just wanted to say how much I appreciate you, man. My brother, my girlfriend, and I got into collecting and playing the tcg around a year ago, and we absolutely love to hear or watch you on stream - we're always like: "Hell yeah, the Burts' there, too!". You always appeared to us to be someone who's passionate about this game, who genuinely loves to talk about the tcg. Love from Germany, I hope you know you have real fans out there who are looking forward to watch you on stream for upcoming championship events.
Stay strong and healthy ❤
Ayo your too kind my friend! Honestly means a lot😭😭
Meanwhile in 2000, Trapper Combo turbo was such cancer that tournaments were starting to run 15-3 format just so people couldn't play it anymore.
Talk to me about trapper👀
Don't forget about Sneasel slowking which prevented people to play trainers while you did avg 70 to 80 per turn in a max 120HP era.
Trap combo basically was emplopying the combination of Imposter prof oak and Rockets sneak attack from the team rocket expansion and then rocket's trap from the second gyms expansion.
Impostor oak reduced your hand to 4 cards.
Rockets sneak attack showed opponents hand and if there was a trainer you would select it and shuffle into the deck ( very likely in a trainer heavy meta)
now the opponent has 3 cards then you played the rocket's trap and if the coin flip was heads, you basically shuffled the entire hand into the opponent's deck leaving them to the mercy of top decking. Very strong shutdown strategy.
Ohh i see, I am familiar with that I didn't know it was reffered to as trapper. Yeah that time looked awful to play 😭
@@TrollOmnipotence Sneasel Slowking also existed during the era of Focus Babies. You had to flip a coin to do ANYTHING to them, then flip another coin to see if Focus Band saved them. So games often came down to two Cleffa screaming at each other until someone managed to set up. And it was usually whoever was playing Slowking.
What an awful couple of formats that was. Between that and people losing interest in Pokemon in general around that time, it was probably the closest the TCG ever came to dying. Japan even tried to salvage it with a reboot that simplified the rules, but the western division just outright refused to print it (which was probably a big reason Nintendo wasn't willing to cut any sort of deal with Wizards of the Coast when their license expired).
@TheLordTash this sounds interesting! Thanks for the heads up will look into this 👀 do u have any resources I can look at about this? 👀
Yes, Fusion Strike Mew VMAX was indeed a thing to be hated. Receiving all buffs and nearly no drawbacks in a single set, beefed up to its extremes since day 0. I have invested TONS of booster packs online (which were dirty cheap anyways) to assemble a full art version of this deck (yeah, my kink), with initial intent to know how to battle AGAINST it by playing it a bit more...
Then, weeks later, I caught myself smoothly navigating with it across the ladder, some in-game tournaments - with all the loathing, I found it to be a convenient deck which rewarded players with good sequencing skills. Both DTE and Elesa builds (as well as hybrids and wonky ones, such us Path To The Peak/Bibarel) were awesome, and I even bought two WC decks - one with Arceus VSTAR and Flying Pikachu, and Shape Of Mew, just to have a pleasure of showing my aspiring TCG player daughter what it felt like when two unstoppable powers clashed in the same, most top ranked event.
I dearly miss this deck, but I am also glad that this format is free from this toxicity. I have always believed Mew to be toxic, but I still played it - because you do not give up on an efficient deck because of its reputation. I strongly believe that I will dive into Expanded to see Mew VMAX strong in my hands again.
It did well in a champions league expanded event in Japan! 🙏
0:17 Opening rhe video with the Silent Hill OST definitely sets the mood for the vid
👀😅
Who ever decided that Genesect V's abillity could stack, should be fired! X'D (laughing through the salty, salty tears)
I was STUNNED when it was first translated and it wasn't once per turn 😂
My group chat with my friends that play the card game is still named Mew VMax Hate Club
😂😭 Hate club is funny
I want to be in that club!
yah knew going it had to be mew vmax or ADP. good video as always!!
Haha you were on the money 👀
I loved this deck. First deck I won a tourney with.
Love to hear it🙏🙌
"Let's make a whole TCG Exclusive Battle Style that revolves around one Boss Pokemon that's a Trple Prizer with no Retreat Cost, Archetype Exclusive PlusPowers and has a Basic Support Pokemon which is a soft Claydol Engine!! What could possibly go wrong?"
And shred attack and energy thst makes it immune to opponents abilities 😂😭
Honestly expected ADP, the amount of conceding the moment you'd us the GX was crazy.
I will do an adp video soon for sure 🙏
My cousin played Mew Vmax for the entirety of its existence (once he started playing the TCG) and it was a nightmare for everyone else in my family who played. But eventually everyone caught up in terms of powerful cards, and honestly I think I can look back at Mew Vmax fondly now.
That's a nice story! I personally Loved the deck 🙏
@@BurtsPTCG The only downside being that I was a Rapid Strike player.... 💀
Oh goodness! Had to tread carefully😂
Mew&MewtwoGX and now MewVmax. This Pokémon sure has a great history
It really has 😂😭
Mew vmax is my favorite deck of all time, and i doubt that will change anytime soon (pika ex with regis has been a ton of fun tho, they might get close)
Don't worry it was one of my favourites too 🤣😭
Ayo let's go! I love mew Vmax too 😂 9je of my personal faves 💪
I instantly knew that this was Mew VMAX
You were right on the money 😂
For me Mew VMAX is the best deck of all time, when I started playing I bought one Battle Mew Deck and after 4 months of playing and some changes I won my first Pokemon Cup with 0 losses, and 2nd place one week later on another Cup (final against Charizard ex :( ). This deck was legendary, I miss it every day :D Great video, great memories.
Ayo let's go! Yeah I have a soft spot for it so much haha
I played a version of dis deck in the SLC regional March ‘22 (when Nintendo wuz reopening live events after the “dampenic” started dying down)
My list placed 10th (piloted by Caleb Gedemer)
I bumped into Andrew Mahone at the event and he kindly autographed my Mew Vmax deck box and the leader card
Truly fun memories‼️
Ayo let's go! That's very cool 👌
Bro seismitoad ex era was probably the worst format to play
Keep an eye out next Saturday 👀😉
I dipped out of the TCG after Legends (Base Set 3) came out. I think it was a week or two before the next set released and they changed the face design of the cards. I eventually came back and tried to get in to it with one of the Plasma sets, Freeze, I think. I immediately quit again after that set. The power creep was ridiculous in the game and it turned me off of it just as fast as WotLK did for me in WoW.
I just stick to playing casual games with Pre-Legends Set only. I find that way more fun than modern Pokemon.
I started playing Pokémon TCG during Fusion Strike. What a time to get into the game 😅
You knew nothing but straight POWER 😂
Sorry but Mew Vmax is my boi, is the first competitive deck I played and I really liked how it played, it swept the floor with me on occasions but I can't never be mad at the guy.
I personally loved the deck can't lie 😂
So this was the deck that got me back in the game. I'm serious.
The Mew VMAX League Battle Deck was on a retail shelf somewhere and I looked into it.
I quit playing with the advent of Tag Teams just causing way too much powercreep and making it almost impossible to make a competitive deck. Then 3 years later, here's a deck that's almost ready for competitive play right out of the box!
It was great playing on ranked with this when it lasted. Though Charizard ex from Obsidian Flames just crushed this deck's viability even with the many ways you could work around Charizard with Path to the Peak and Eiscue bench sniping.
It's funny I say this because I play Charizard and Gardevoir now but that's a different story.
I'll admit that the draw support for this deck was insane, but it felt manageable to work around it with special energy removal and Path to the Peak shutting them down early.
Yeah the battle deck was incredible all things considered! Glad ur playing again 👌
does this game not have a banlist? i played ptcgl a bit and there was no banlist section in the app and nothing i had was limited or banned. im playin pocket now and there is a disclaimer on the pull rate section that say they might change or restrict a card for fair gameplay
Nah not really, banned cards are very rare in pokemon!
Murderous echo? That’s what I am hearing and it feels far more appropriate of a name.
Murdous echo is accurate🤣😭
its either Mew Vmax or Toads slurpuff
Edit: Yepppp agreed
You were right on the money 😂 toad puff is coming soon 👀
Most beautifull time in the game. Loved MEW VMax
I loved it to can't lie 😂
I hated this deck too - but let's not pretend. I would take Mew Vmax over ADP or Seismitoed EX/Garboador 100% of the time, happily.
Toad might be getting covered soon 👀
As soon as I clicked on the video I knew it was either ADP Zacian or Mew VMax
But hearing "the company hated it" made me know it was Mew VMAX. They printed so many things to try and directly counter it and Mew was still like "Nah, I'll win" 😂
Absolutely insane how mew had drapion and tomb in format and won worlds 🤣
Even with the Drapion V that can counter a Mew VMAX, true to its name. The pokemon itself is one hell of a TRICKSTER!
Despite that i store the entire set of MEW VMAX into my album for future reference. Heck, i album the entire charizard ex that is the incarnation of mew.
Trickster is a great word for it haha!
Don't worry, I promise not to hate you if you played that god forsaken Mew against me.
Well....maybe.
A lot of people hated me for playing. I understand 🤣😭
Mew VMAX is strong, but remember, it's weakness to Dark types, especially Eternatus VMAX, which can deal 480 damage against Mew VMAX
That is true!
@@BurtsPTCG but I 100% didn't make a dark type deck to counter mew decks (2 of my friends own one) but cause Dark type is cool as hell
@israeljenkins8107 dark types are cool can't lie 😂🙏
Drapion V was like Doom Guy and Mew deck were the demons, thank goodness for that Pokemon, truly a blessing
Haha it was definitely a thorn in mews side!
Thats a very cool profile pic you have there
It's me on the laic 2023 stage :)
Dude i stopped playing the game for a bit right before this set came out. My brother who was still playing just straight up told me to not come back. Cause not only was this deck insane. The set it came in was the largest English set ever released. This set was infamous for terrible rares taking up packs. So in order to deal with this absurd deck you had to either wait for a counter to come out (which took like six months irl time) or pay tons of money trying to pull on this stupid set. Massive mistake it was an awful time to play the game
Oh yeah forgot the set was that big too!
What's the name of the song at the very beginning?
Silent hill end of sanctuary ost :)
I knew which deck this video was about before I even pressed play. People hate Mew VMAX, however I'm not one of those people.
I loved the deck can't lie :p
22nd of march was my birthday that was a shock to hear in a random ass video lol
🤣🤣 I can imagine :p
I didn’t like Mew VMAX because it was boring to play against. I hated ADP Zacian because it felt like I really couldn’t do anything to get around it. At least we had path, spiritomb, drapion, charizard ex. Nothing was as a good as ADP Zacian
Lucmetal imo was just as strong as ADP and could go tor to toe with it. Also blowns could beat adp easily too 👀
I still remember when the worst thing ever in the TCG was Mega Gengar Spirit Link
Phantom gate 👀
I don't play pokemon tcg but I love mew vmax now just because its hated
justice for hated archetypes!
You should start playing 👀
"you could do all this on the first turn!" not with my draw luck.
😅😭
I knew before I even clicked on this video that it was Mew VMAX.
😂😂 Fair play!
Sorry to say this, but what is that Submarine Radar in the Background from 6:28 to 11:33 ,During the Video? Its really annoying and kinda hurts the ears.
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Teal Mask Ogerpon go brrrr
I'll definitely cover teal mask soon cause it had so much coverage at 2024 worlds it was insane 😅
The only deck more annoying to face than Night March and Lost Box (almost)
Both valid 😂😭
I hate Mew because every time I played it, I drew nothing and would lose against piles. But when I played against it, my opponents always had everything they needed or drew into it without any issues if they didn't. It was so stupid. Good riddance.
Sad times 😭
I haven’t watched the video yet, I’m predicting it’s Mew VMAX
Edit: called it letsgo
Ayo let's go! 😂🙌
Starting to understand why i had such a hard time selling my fusion strike stuff XD
🤣 Everyone is too scared from playing against it 😭
@BurtsPTCG after hearing your breakdown of the little pink menace I can't say I blame them, don't play pokemon myself, but what little I do know tells me if I'd played against mew I'd have ran for the hills
Aww fairs! Do u play any TCGs? :)
Played a little bit of everything growing up, main focus now is on Lorcana because it was a game both me and my wife could get into
Got back into the game with Mew Vmax after having not played since Base Set. I really loved it, but I can fully understand why it was hated. Makes me sad. I wish it had been a bit worse so that it was just good instead of oppressive.
I'm pretty sure ADP was way more hated and way eorse for the game, though, so..
Think the combo of melo early plus path later on just really drove people up the wrong way. Creatures too cause I haven't seen so many on the face counters like drapion, mightena and tomb 🤣 adp was bad but decks like lucmetal were just as bad imo
Good video, very enjoyable. However, I would recommend getting a gimble or something - the camera shaking when panning over the cards was kind of annoying.
Thanks for the feedback!
If I don’t see jolteon and glaceon from evolutions I’m gonna suggest you try that out
The ex's?
I think lost zone anything beats this out by a lot
Lost zone beats mew? 👀
Mew vmax was the stupidest shit ever because most decks were already too slow as it was from rotation. Mew basically was a Yu-Gi-Oh deck in a game that was meant to be slower.
I remember in expanded i played an eternatus V turbo deck and even then, it was STILL slower than mew on build up because eternatus could still fucking brick.
Mew, though, never fucking DID
Yeah bopping eternarus wasn't that hard as mew which was wild 😭
@BurtsPTCG thankfully the expanded variant i made was strong enough to nuke every single deck at the time. (If we wanna talk ygo decks, that deck could build 2 eternatus vmax and have all your energy allotted with like maybe 10 cards left in your deck by the time the combo was over, in one turn. All energy accelerated, full bench of darks.) The same could not be said for standard. I remember selling the eternatus for hella packs on ptcgl before roto hit to basically murder the deck in standard. Basically exclusively played coalossal for a while after that until RSU became dirt cheap.
I still remember that eternatus deck in expanded though. I think i had a 78 game winstreak or some stupid shit and cleared ladder in a single day multiple ladders straight.
I thought for sure this was going to be about ADP. But Mew VMAX also a yuk. I don't have a problem with a high power deck, but I do when that deck is everywhere from the day it's printed to the day it's rotated. It's just boring.
It was super popular yeah 😭
Notification sound at 8:12 ?
Keep people on there toes with the pop up 😂
@BurtsPTCG totally fair. I must say, you got me. I rewinded like 6 times to make sure I wasn’t going crazy
Yall clearly never played vs Slowking Sneasel back in the day cause I’ll take ADP or Mew or even Mewtwo EX wars over that shit again
Tbf Slowking was just on another level like for real 🤣
From videos title I knew it was mew vmax thank god its gone while mew was around it were very dark times for fighting type pokemon
Fighting types were struggling 🤣😭
I was able to defeat a mew vmax deck in Malaysia regional in 30th March 2024 after my opponent attempted to use judge disrupt my awful hands into useful cards like bibarel as my charizard ex used to play bibarel engine
Aww fair enough! The judge was nice to you then :p
@@BurtsPTCGwell, i’d say that his intention to disrupt my hand was not wrong but it’s the matter of luck
@samuelyee4017 exactly that!
Nah, chipaxe, adp, vileploom and such were much less positively recieved. Personally I think mew had a good influence on the game overall, contrary to the likes of lugias hayday or even bolt today
Lugia silver tempest was a madness 😭
my favorite deck ever
One of mine too 😂🙏
20:40 anime blonde mans charizard is also tera dark.
What blonde man? 👀
I dunno man maybe share value was down bad the quarter this came out cuz there aint no way this deck got the ok in testing haha
I remember when the genesect got leaked and everyone assumed it got translated wrong
I did too 😅😭
Night march?
Did u hate it? 👀
@ I hated it so much. It was the meta deck when I was first starting to learn the game at my lcs level and then when I got online to practice it’s all I saw. It almost ruined the whole experience for me but it wasn’t too long after that it rotated out due to XY
Good Riddance Mew Vmax
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Would rather play against this than Snorlax...
Fair enough! I'm sure a lot of people think that too :p
MewVmax has to be. This damn deck played it's own LITERAL counters!!! Truly the most ridiculous and broken deck. Annoying as hell to play against. DrapionV for the mirror, PathtoPeak to disrupt opponents, damage modifier, Cramomatic etc etc. Worse than ADPZacian IMHO idc
Yeah the deck was so hard to counter 🤣😭
Incineroar in VGC...
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My favorite deck ❤️
Great pick ❤️
Siesmitoad EX
Keep an eye for the next video 👀
While the deck was fun to play (in my opinion) it was awful for the balance of the format and was awful to play against unless you were playing Zard so while I miss playing it, I'm glad it's gone
Also ADP was so much worse
I will die on the hill that lucmetal was just as bad as mew Vmax. Where as there was no deck that feasted while mew was killing it (apart from lugia 😂)
@@BurtsPTCG I remember when it came out it wasn't very good because of Reshizard but yeah it was oppressive early SwSh lol
Interestingly enough though I didn't run into it very much online during COVID. It was mostly PikaRom
You know as a Mew Vmax player the deck really wasn’t that much more broken compared to everything else. Sure in its initial set it was busted but by Astral Radiance it definitely had competition
Really? 👀 Fusion Strike system is fully cracked imo 👀
@ So on one hand I get what you’re saying but on the other hand they constantly make decks that even though they don’t explicitly say Fusion strike they clearly are meant to work together. For example every card you needed to play optimal Charizard was in Obsidion flames, every lost box card was in lost Origin, and the core of Chien Pao was from Paldea evolved. So in reality a concept like Fusion Strike is done constantly. Also throughout the meta game Mew always had counters besides the obvious ones. Lost box, Charizard, Palkia had a pretty good Mew match etc.
ADP was a balanced card, idk why ppl hate it
Attack 2:[M+] Altered Creation GX
For the rest of this game, your Pokemon's attacks do 30 more damage to your opponent's Active Pokemon (before applying Weakness and Resistance). If this Pokemon has at least 1 extra Water Energy attached to it (in addition to this attack's cost), when your opponent's Active Pokemon is Knocked Out by damage from those attacks, take 1 more Prize card.
IN WHAT WAY IS THAT BALANCED????
@zachburghdoff I mean it can be exploitable turn 1 going second
@@naturalharmoniagropius4486 a permanent +30 damage on top of any other buffs is still insane. Zacian ADP was a nightmare to play against bc it could easily hit for 250+ and be charged up in 1 turn.
It invalidated single prize decks because you only needed 3 KO to win.
What's hated is this background audio
😂
2:21 murderous echo?
Can feel like that sometimes 😂
zaydp was the stongest deck ever. (ADP with Zacian)
Strongest EVER? There's no way.
but drawing cards is fun.
It really was 😂
ADP *cough cough*
Script is in the works 👀
game design yes it was terrible but as someone who loves Mew and Genesect as designs it was great. just a shame the meloetta card wasnt a cooler mon
Ayo I love meloetta 🤣😭