PokeClass Episode 39 – Worlds 2011 Recap

Written by | August 22, 2011 | 4 comments | 415 views | Rating: +5

Hey everybody,

This week, I focus my attention on the results of our very exciting World Championships 2011. Included is analysis of the top two decks and popular decks at the tournament including Ross Cawthon’s insane rogue, David Cohen’s Reshiram/Emboar/Magnezone and why we saw so much Reshiram/Typhlosion going far in all 3 divisions.

Hope you enjoy!

Dan

P.S: Thinking that I’ve almost got the new video format down. Let me know what you think.

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  • Anonymous

    Yo dan your articles are really great! you go into detail and helps alot. It also let new players what is going on. Testing zone is amazing. It shows new deck ideas and skeletons. i told you before how great you are doing keep it up! GL in this new year of Pokemon .

  • Anonymous

    Great video.

    Cohen’s list actually included 3-1-3 Magnezone, not 2-1-2.

  • Anonymous

    Another awesome video as usual, good in depth analysis on worlds.  =D

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AHGN4ZE74UZK7HODUUNRE2U3O4 penq

    Good report. It makes me think of the evening news but with pokemon, which is interesting. However, I miss the old format. You are still my favorite pokemon blogger, keep up the good work.
    p.s.
    You should try using the ending line “Stay classy, pokemon community”.