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- Apr 25, 2026
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GrassMega Scizor ex takes Energy ramping support from Orthworm and switch-in/switch-out support from Revavroom to terrorize the opposition. Scyther itself…
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DarknessA classic, and one of the most feared decks! Darkrai ex and Giratina ex can destroy almost any opponent, and with Chingling in the mix, the mind game…
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2DarknessPsychicThe formidable Darkrai and Igglybuff duo pair with Mega Swablu (who also puts the opponent to sleep) to create a fearsome starting arrangement. Mega…
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WaterBaxcalibur's ability to provide 1 free Energy to the Active Pokémon every single turn is salvaged by the two leading Water-type attackers in TCG Pock…
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1PsychicLightningVery destructive XD
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1FireMega Blaziken ex is among the top Mega in TCG Pocket, flexing an incredible 120 DBG for only 2 Energy on top of also burning the opponent (so a total…
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1PsychicFireDarknessLchl Vi nglm cm
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2DarknessThis is a variant on the classic Team Rocket Deck
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2WaterLightningThis is a Greninja deck through and through, combining the powerful ex version with its free switch-in ability and the bench sniping ability of the f…
11FireA Zard deck combining the powers of both Mega Evolutions. It also includes a regular Charizard to deal with Oricorio, and a couple of Entei ex to sta…
21GrassDarknessThe new Darkrai from Mega Shine joins Mega Venusaur ex, one of the strongest Megas in the game, to create absolute chaos. Mega Venusaur not only deal…
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