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• Deck archetype (TCG)

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• PokeOrder

This article is part of Project TCG, a Bulbapedia project that aims to report on every aspect of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

The Suns and Moons is a Deck from the 2006 World Championships special expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It predominantly focuses on - and -type Pokémon. The strategy depends on the symbiosis of Lunatone and Solrock, to quickly deal damage. It was a consistent competition winner, although lacking in mid-game. It contains the following cards:

Miska Saari's signature from one of his cards from the Suns and Moons TCG Deck from the 2006 World Championships special expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game

Quantity	Card Name	Type	Rarity
3x	Lunatone
1x	Lunatone
3x	Solrock
1x	Solrock
1x	Girafarig
3x	Cursed Stone	T
3x	Desert Ruins	T
4x	Energy Removal 2	T
2x	Energy Root	T
3x	Great Ball	T
1x	Holon Adventurer	T
1x	Holon Farmer	T
3x	Holon Mentor	T
1x	Holon Scientist	T
4x	Holon Transceiver	T
3x	Mary's Request	T
2x	Rocket's Admin.	T
1x	Pokémon Retriever	T
3x	Pokémon Reversal	T
2x	Steven's Advice	T
1x	Warp Point	T
3x	Holon Energy FF	E
4x	Multi Energy	E
6x	Fighting Energy	E
1x	Psychic Energy	E

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• Deck archetype

External

• World Championship Decks 2006
• Strategy Combo

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