Mega Charizard Y ex
A TierEnergy : Fire
Discover the Mega Charizard Y ex (A Tier) deck for Pokémon TCG Pocket. Strengths : Once fully set up, Mega Charizard Y ex can eliminate any Pokemon in the current format with a single attack. Find the card list and key points to play it better.
Strengths (key points)
- Once fully set up, Mega Charizard Y ex can eliminate any Pokemon in the current format with a single attack
- Charmeleon works perfectly with Entei ex, enabling aggressive early-game pressure
- Entei ex's Ability significantly improves the deck's ability to find key evolution and Trainer cards when needed
Weaknesses (to watch)
- Resource management is crucial, as the deck needs careful planning to function optimally
- Vulnerable to disruption cards like Sabrina, Cyrus, Red Card, and Mars that can derail your strategy
Card list
- ×2 Mega Charizard Y ex (B1a-14)
- ×1 Sabrina (A1-225)
- ×1 Mars (A2-155)
- ×2 Charmander (A2b-8)
- ×1 Lillie (A3-155)
- ×2 Entei ex (A4a-10)
- ×2 Flame Patch (B1-217)
- ×1 May (B1-223)
- ×1 Copycat (B1-225)
- ×2 Charmeleon (B1a-12)
- ×1 Charizard (B1a-13)
- ×2 Poké Ball (P-A-5)
- ×2 Professor's Research (P-A-7)
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- Mega Gengar / DarkraiExtremely strong once set up thanks to trainer lock, but relies on a slow and fragile setup.