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S-Tier Decks

1. Mewtwo ex & Gardevoir Deck (Psychic)

• Strengths: High damage output with consistent energy acceleration.

• Key Cards:
• Mewtwo ex x2
• Ralts x2, Kirlia x2, Gardevoir x2
• Supporters: Sabrina x1, Giovanni x2, Professor's Research x2

• Strategy: Use Gardevoir's Psy Shadow ability to attach extra Psychic Energy to Mewtwo ex. This powers up Mewtwo’s Psydrive attack, dealing 150 damage every turn. It’s a strong deck for both offense and energy management.

2. Pikachu ex & Zapdos ex Deck (Electric)

• Strengths: Aggressive early-game damage with fast setup.

• Key Cards:
• Pikachu ex x2
• Zapdos ex x2
• Voltorb x2, Electrode x2
• Supporters: Sabrina x2, Giovanni x1, Professor's Research x2

• Strategy: Focuses on quick knockouts with Pikachu ex and Zapdos ex. This “glass cannon” deck can secure victories as early as turn six but lacks durability.

3. Celebi ex & Serperior Deck (Grass)

• Strengths: Massive damage potential with energy doubling.

• Key Cards:
• Celebi ex x2
• Snivy x2, Servine x2, Serperior x2
• Supporters: Erika x2, Sabrina x1

• Strategy: Use Serperior’s Jungle Totem ability to double Grass Energy attached to Celebi ex. This enables Celebi to deal significant damage through its coin-flipping attack.

A-Tier Decks

4. Starmie ex & Articuno ex Deck (Water)

• Strengths: Balanced offense and energy acceleration.

• Key Cards:
• Starmie ex x2
• Staryu x2, Articuno ex x2
• Supporters: Misty x2, Sabrina x1

• Strategy: Combines Starmie’s low-cost attacks with Articuno’s bench-damaging Blizzard. Misty accelerates energy placement for faster setups.

5. Charizard ex & Moltres ex Deck (Fire)

• Strengths: Heavy damage output with energy recycling.

• Key Cards:
• Charizard ex x2
• Moltres ex x2
• Supporters: Giovanni x1, Professor's Research x2

• Strategy: Use Moltres’ Inferno Dance to attach Fire Energy to Charizard on the bench. Once powered up, Charizard can unleash devastating attacks.

6. Venusaur ex Deck (Grass)

• Strengths: Healing and sustainability.

• Key Cards:
• Venusaur ex x2
• Bulbasaur x2, Ivysaur x2
• Petilil x2, Lilligant x2
• Supporters: Erika x2, Professor's Research x2

• Strategy: Focuses on defensive play by healing and powering up Venusaur gradually. It excels in longer matches but struggles in the early game.

B-Tier Decks

7. Marowak ex Deck (Fighting)

• Strengths: Simple and beginner-friendly.

• Key Cards:
• Marowak ex x2
• Cubone x2, Dugtrio x2
• Supporters: Sabrina x1, Giovanni x1

• Strategy: A straightforward deck that focuses on moderate damage and disruption. It’s easy to build but lacks the power of higher-tier decks.

8. Articuno ex & Greninja Deck (Water)

• Strengths: Bench-damaging synergy.

• Key Cards:
• Articuno ex x2
• Froakie x2, Frogadier x1, Greninja x1
• Supporters: Misty x1, Sabrina x1

• Strategy: Articuno’s Blizzard attack damages both active and benched Pokémon while Greninja’s Water Shuriken ability adds extra pressure to opponents’ benches.

Summary of Tiers