All the decks are Standard legal, so feel free to try them in Magic Arena as well as paper, although you shouldn't expect to have success with them in tournament play
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Mega Charizard X ex Phantasmal Flames 125/94 Mega Gengar ex Ascended Heroes 284/217 Pikachu ex Ascended Heroes 276/217 Mega Greninja ex Chaos Rising 116/086 Umbreon ex Prismatic Evolutions 161 Psyduck Ascended Heroes 226/217 Gengar [Reverse Holo] Perfect Order 050/088 Sliggoo Chaos Rising 095/086 Clefairy Perfect Order 094/088 Mega Greninja ex Chaos Rising 122/086 Charizard [1st Edition] Base [1st Edition] 4 Monkey.D.Luffy [Red Manga] Carrying on His Will OP13-118
Burning every opponent for two damage at the beginning of your turns is a good way to pressure multiple players, though there is an argument that it's also a good way to make yourself a target
If Cyber Jar was still around, then it might have become the best card in the game
An expansion's face Pokemon does tend to see its rainbow rare in the top ten somewhere (Evolving Skies had rainbow Rayquaza VMAX, while Chilling Reign had Shadow Rider Calyrex VMAX), but even then Mew VMAX is worth a lot more than expected thanks to its dominant role in the game's current Standard format