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Silvally / Mega Altaria

S TierEnergy : Psychic

Discover the Silvally / Mega Altaria (S Tier) deck for Pokémon TCG Pocket. Strengths : Silvally applies strong pressure as early as turn 2. Find the card list and key points to play it better.

Strengths (key points)

  • Silvally applies strong pressure as early as turn 2
  • Mega Altaria provides a very reliable late-game win condition
  • High Supporter density gives excellent consistency
  • Very low vulnerability to Corsola due to the minimal number of Items
  • The deck can still win games even without Mega Altaria on board
  • Performs exceptionally well in tournament environments

Weaknesses (to watch)

  • Requires precise piloting with little room for mistakes
  • Highly dependent on correct Supporter sequencing and timing
  • Can struggle against heavy Energy discard strategies
  • High learning curve for less experienced players
  • Loses explosiveness if both Silvally are neutralized early
  • Low overall representation means fewer established matchup references

Card list

  • ×2 Silvally (A3a-61)
  • ×2 Mega Altaria ex (B1-102)
  • ×2 Chingling (B1-109)
  • ×2 Swablu (B1-196)
  • ×2 Type: Null (A3a-60)
  • ×1 Poké Ball (P-A-5)
  • ×2 Professor's Research (P-A-7)
  • ×1 Sabrina (A1-225)
  • ×1 Cyrus (A2-150)
  • ×1 Mars (A2-155)
  • ×2 Gladion (A3a-67)
  • ×2 Lisia (B1-226)

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