Table of Contents
- Flygon
- Garchomp
- Klinklang
- Landorus-EX/Mewtwo-EX/Garbodor
- Lugia-EX
- Round (Seismitoad/Meloetta-EX)
- Stoutland
- Tool Drop (Trubbish/Sigilyph)
- Victini-EX/Terrakion-EX
- Zebstrika
Flygon
| Pokémon (21) | Trainers (35) | Energy (4) |
| 4x Trapinch 1x Vibrava 4x Flygon 3x Shelmet 2x Accelgor 2x Mew-EX 1x Duskull 1x Dusknoir 1x Munna 1x Musharna 1x Keldeo-EX |
1x Computer Search 4x Tropical Beach 4x N 4x Skyla 2x Professor Juniper 2x Colress 4x Rare Candy 3x Ultra Ball 3x Level Ball 3x Float Stone 2x Pokémon Catcher 1x Pokémon Communication 1x Silver Bangle 1x Tool Scrapper |
4x Double Colorless Energy |
After attacking with Accelgor’s Deck & Cover, you’ll promote Flygon, using its Sand Slammer Ability to spread damage across your opponent’s board. As you repeat this attack, the damage will build, allowing you to eventually use Dusknoir’s Sinister Hand to pile the damage on to your opponent’s best Pokémon for knockouts.
Garchomp
| Pokémon (19) | Trainers (29) | Energy (12) |
| 4x Gible 3x Gabite 4x Garchomp 4x Swablu 4x Altaria |
1x Scoop Up Cyclone 2x Tropical Beach 4x N 3x Skyla 3x Colress 2x Professor Juniper 4x Level Ball 2x Pokémon Catcher 2x Super Rod 2x Silver Bangle 2x Rare Candy 1x Switch 1x Tool Scrapper |
7x Fighting Energy 2x Water Energy 3x Blend Energy WLFM |
Level Ball gives you easy access to Gible and Swablu. From there, all you’ll need is a single Gabite for things to fall into place. Dragon Call allows you to easily evolve your Swablu to Altaria, pumping up Garchomp’s attacks. With multiple Altaria on your Bench, Garchomp’s Dragonblade can one-hit KO even the highest HP Pokemon-EX.
Tip: Dragon Call for a second Gabite, giving yourself multiple Dragon Calls on the following turn.
Klinklang
🤹♂️ Difficult to Play
| Pokémon (17) | Trainers (31) | Energy (12) |
| 4x Klink 2x Klang 2x Klinklang 2x Klinklang 2x Darkrai-EX 1x Cobalion-EX 1x Registeel-EX 1x Jirachi-EX 1x Keldeo-EX 1x Sableye |
1x Computer Search 3x Tropical Beach 4x Skyla 4x N 2x Professor Juniper 2x Colress 4x Ultra Ball 3x Rare Candy 2x Pokémon Catcher 2x Heavy Ball 2x Max Potion 1x Tool Scrapper 1x Super Rod |
8x Metal Energy 4x Prism Energy |
Klinklang’s Plasma Steel protects your Metal-type Pokémon from Pokémon-EX, forcing your opponent to attack with regular Pokémon, which generally deal less damage. You can then take advantage of your opponent’s low-damage output by evolving to Black & White Klinklang, using its Shift Gears Ability to preserve your Energy cards when healing with Max Potion. Pokémon Catcher allows you to target your opponent’s regular Pokémon, helping you rid their board of Pokémon that can damage yours!
Tip: Avoid benching too many non-Metal-type Pokémon, which aren’t protected by Klinklang’s Plasma Steel.
Landorus-EX/Mewtwo-EX /Garbodor
🐣 Suitable for Beginners
| Pokémon (12) | Trainers (36) | Energy (12) |
| 4x Landorus-EX 2x Mewtwo-EX 1x Bouffalant 2x Trubbish 2x Garbodor 1x Jirachi-EX |
1x Gold Potion 3x Virbank City Gym 4x Professor Juniper 4x N 4x Skyla 4x Hypnotoxic Laser 4x Pokémon Catcher 4x Ultra Ball 3x Float Stone 2x Giant Cape 1x Tool Scrapper 1x PlusPower 1x Max Potion |
8x Fighting Energy 4x Double Colorless Energy |
Simple and straight-forward, this deck aims to apply quick pressure by leading with Landorus-EX’s Hammerhead. To deal with your opponent’s strongest Pokémon, you can power up either Landorus’s Land’s Judgment or Mewtwo-EX’s X-Ball. Pokémon Catcher & Hypnotoxic Laser help you score fast knockouts, while Giant Cape & Max Potion (as well as Garbodor’s Garbotoxin) make drawing prizes difficult for your opponent.
Lugia-EX
| Pokémon (10) | Trainers (38) | Energy (12) |
| 4x Deoxys-EX 3x Thundurus-EX 2x Lugia-EX 1x Absol |
1x Computer Search 2x Frozen City 4x Professor Juniper 3x Bianca 2x Colress 1x Iris 1x Shadow Triad 4x Ultra Ball 4x Colress Machine 4x Pokémon Catcher 3x Switch 2x Team Plasma Ball 2x Reversal Trigger 2x Bicycle 1x Escape Rope 1x Tool Scrapper 1x PlusPower |
1x Lightning Energy 4x Prism Energy 4x Plasma Energy 3x Double Colorless Energy |
This turbo variant of the Plasma deck is focused entirely on Lugia-EX’s Plasma Gale attack. Thundurus EX’s Raiden Knuckle and Colress Machine help you power up Lugia-EX, while the damage from Raiden Knuckle and Frozen City help ensure its Plasma Gale attack lands a KO. When you target Pokémon-EX, you can win the game with as little as two knockouts!
Round (Seismitoad/Meloetta-EX)
🐣 Suitable for Beginners
| Pokémon (14) | Trainers (39) | Energy (7) |
| 4x Tympole 2x Palipitoad 4x Seismitoad 4x Meloetta-EX |
1x Master Ball 4x Tropical Beach 4x N 4x Colress 3x Skyla 2x Professor Juniper 4x Ultra Ball 4x Rare Candy 3x Pokémon Catcher 3x Silver Bangle 3x Level Ball 2x Switch 2x Super Rod |
3x Water Energy 4x Double Colorless Energy |
It couldn’t be simpler: fill your Bench with Meloetta-EX, Palpitoad and Seismitoad, then deliver huge Round attacks from Seismitoad.
Stoutland
| Pokémon (14) | Trainers (39) | Energy (7) |
| 4x Lillipup 1x Herdier 4x Stoutland 2x Palkia-EX 1x Deoxys-EX 1x Keldeo-EX 1x Jirachi-EX |
1x Computer Search 3x Tropical Beach 2x Aspertia City Gym 4x Ghetsis 3x Skyla 2x Professor Juniper 2x N 4x Rare Candy 3x Ultra Ball 3x Pokémon Catcher 3x Float Stone 2x Max Potion 1x Level Ball 1x Heavy Ball 1x Team Plasma Ball 1x Tool Scrapper 1x Super Rod 1x Silver Mirror 1x Enhanced Hammer |
2x Grass Energy 1x Water Energy 4x Double Colorless Energy |
Tropical Beach and Rare Candy give you the best chance at a Turn 2 Stoutland, whose Sentinel Ability will leave your opponent struggling to set up. Palkia-EX’s Strafe allows you to end each turn with Stoutland Active, while keeping your Energy safe on the Bench. The only thing you’ll need to worry about is Pokémon Catcher, but if you can hit your opponent with a Ghetsis before they have a chance to play it, they’ll struggle to re-draw it without the use of Supporter cards.
Tip: Take out your own Tropical Beach with Aspertia City Gym once you’ve gotten your opponent in a bad spot.
Tool Drop (Trubbish/Sigilyph)
| Pokémon (12) | Trainers (38) | Energy (10) |
| 4x Trubbish 4x Sigilyph 1x Voltorb 1x Electrode 1x Surskit 1x Masquerain |
1x Dowsing Machine 4x Professor Juniper 4x N 2x Colress 1x Elesa 4x Level Ball 4x Pokémon Catcher 4x Float Stone 4x Exp. Share 3x Silver Bangle 3x Eviolite 2x Silver Mirror 2x Super Rod |
10x Psychic Energy |
Sigilyph’s Toolbox Ability allows you to flood your board with Pokémon Tools, boosting Trubbish’s Tool Drop attack. Reaching huge amounts of damage, Tool Drop will be the only attack you’ll need to mow through your opponent’s Pokémon. Exp. Share ensures you can keep up as your 70-HP Trubbishes are defeated, while Masquerain’s Tool Reversal allows you to always have the right Pokémon Tool for the right moment.
Victini-EX/Terrakion-EX
| Pokémon (15) | Trainers (29) | Energy (16) |
| 3x Victini-EX 3x Terrakion-EX 2x Drifloon 2x Drifblim 2x Trubbish 2x Garbodor 1x Jirachi-EX |
1x Victory Piece 4x Professor Juniper 4x N 2x Skyla 2x Colress 4x Float Stone 4x Pokémon Catcher 4x Ultra Ball 2x Enhanced Hammer 1x Tool Scrapper 1x Energy Retrieval |
9x Fighting Energy 7x Fire Energy |
Victini-EX’s Turbo Energize allows you to prepare a Terrakion-EX on the first turn, while an abundance of Energy help you build additional attackers with Terrakion’s Pump-up Smash. With Drifblim & Enhanced Hammer for Plasma decks and Pokémon that can hit the Weaknesses of both Darkrai-EX and Genesect-EX, this deck has answers for just about everything.
Zebstrika
| Pokémon (12) | Trainers (34) | Energy (14) |
| 4x Blitzle 4x Zebstrika 1x Trubbish 2x Garbodor 1x Jirachi-EX |
1x Rock Guard 3x Virbank City Gym 4x Professor Juniper 4x N 1x Ghetsis 1x Elesa 4x Level Ball 4x Hypnotoxic Laser 2x Pokémon Catcher 2x Silver Bangle 1x Float Stone 1x Exp. Share 1x Giant Cape 1x Silver Mirror 1x Ultra Ball 1x Enhanced Hammer 1x Tool Scrapper 1x Super Rod |
10x Lightning Energy 4x Prism Energy |
Zebstrika’s Disconnect can put your opponent in a tough spot, especially if it beats a key Item card like Rare Candy. Under Disconnect, Garbodor’s Garbotoxin becomes even stronger, as your opponent is left unable to play Tool Scrapper to re-activate their Abilities. With help from Hypnotoxic Laser and a variety of Pokémon Tools, all you’ll need to do to win is repeat Zebstrika’s Disconnect attack until you’ve drawn six prizes.
Tip: Since Zebstrika is an Evolved Pokémon, Prism Energy is not discarded when it uses its Lightning Crash attack.