>>29696736Pokemon very rarely has archtypes. Each Pokemon Type generally has specific support cards that influence their design, but that's always been a secondary factor and barely actually changes how a deck is conceptually built outside of particular examples. If by archtypes you mean color, then Pokemon is much, much looser when it comes to that, since you only need type-specific resources to attack, not to actually play and use each card.
You normally pick a single Pokemon and build around it. If you look at tournament results:
http://thecharizardlounge.com/tournament-results/2016-2017-regional-championship-results/You see how decks are listed by their main Pokemon as opposed to some conglomeration, because the deck's focus is all that really matters.
But if by MTG archtypes you mean something like pic related, Pokemon is played on a mechanically different level that doesn't allow this sort of circle to happen. Formats have specific cards that are good as opposed to specific concepts. It's hard to explain.
