While this is easiest if you've whittled down your opponent a bit (or set up one of the rare and generally difficult unblockable/undodgeable head shot combos), it's entirely possible, if your opponent got very unlucky with their shuffle, to take their head with your first attack
X, I would never actually move this card to be your active Pokemon but I would try and get it onto your bench as soon as possible so you can use its Poke-Power Decode as soon as possible to set up your powerful Pokemon in your deck, you can search for evolution cards, energy, or trainer/supporter cards
Having some early pressure can allow this engine to be built into more of a tempo shell
Bumbleflower is a powerful card, but not a terribly straightforward one
This Emerald/Steel Aggro deck is the cheapest one on this list but yet can still win a lot of games thanks to its combination of aggressive lore gain and tempo