CMT Deck (TCG)

CMT
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CMT is the name of the deck used by Zachary Bokhari, a Junior Division Semi-Finalist in the 2012 World Championships. The deck is a variant of the CMT archetype, substituting Tornadus for Terrakion to counter decks that emerged over the course of the 2011-2012 season, specifically those including Darkrai. The deck makes principal use of Celebi to provide Energy, along with Mewtwo and Terrakion to deal substantial damage.

CMT is one of the four 2012 World Championships Decks, released in November 2012. Each deck comes packaged with a 2012 World Championships Booklet, Deck Box, and Special Pin. Each card features a silver border, Bokhari's signature, and limited edition 2012 World Championships back. None of the cards are tournament legal.

Description

The way that Zachary Bokhari built his deck for the 2012 World Championships made an unlikely star out of Celebi Prime—its Energy-gathering power making sure that Mewtwo-EX and Tornadus-EX had all the resources needed to deliver attack after devastating attack. A supporting cast packed with deck-drawing ability and just enough healing power to make a difference helped Zachary's CMT deck leave a trail of opponents' Pokémon needing an EMT!

Deck list

Quantity	Card	Type	Rarity
3×	Celebi
2×	Smeargle
2×	Terrakion
1×	Tornadus
1×	Shaymin
3×	Mewtwo
4×	Professor Oak's New Theory	Su
1×	N	Su
3×	Professor Juniper	Su
3×	Random Receiver	I
4×	Dual Ball	T
2×	Eviolite	I
1×	Revive	I
1×	Energy Search	I
1×	Energy Retrieval	I
2×	PlusPower	I
2×	Skyarrow Bridge	St
3×	Switch	I
4×	Junk Arm	T
3×	Pokémon Catcher	I
1×	Potion	I
4×	Double Colorless Energy	E
6×	Grass Energy	E	—
3×	Fighting Energy	E	—

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