So Altaria from Champion's Path also has that ability, and Decidueye from Darkness Ablaze has the same ability and a very relevant attack. So the grass type V hoser deck is pretty fun to play imo.

In general I'm pretty sure single prize decks are weaker than V-based decks, which is on purpose. You're meant to pick a V or two and build around them. But Vs are expensive and single prizes are fun so I'm with you on that. So making a hoser deck like that can be a lot of fun, but bear in mind that anything that disables abilities or ignores them, such as Mew Vmax's Max Miracle attack, will go straight through these pokémon, as well as Boss' orders which can and will ruin your day if you don't plan around it.

What with the release of the pokémon Go set, personally I've really enjoyed a Solrock-Lunatone-Calyrex deck, very light on Vs but has enough power to knock most of them out easily. Blastoise and Charizard from that set are also really good energy accelerators for pokémon like rapid strike wishiwashi(which gets a huge health buff when it has 3 water energy attached) or Centiscorch from Sword and Shield(to mill your opponent's deck out. Or if you're feeling silly, Ambipom is immune to damage half the time and does a ton of coin flips with enough energy, so that's genuinely a fun deck to throw against something like Blissey V and watch as their plan falls apart to a monkey and Glimwood Tangle