The guide covers 60-card construction, the four-copy limit, win conditions, card ratios, and Standard legality from regulation mark H onward for TCG Live ranked play.
Mega Greninja ex uses 350 HP and Mortal Shuriken’s six damage counters to challenge Dragapult ex, while Beedrill ex offers a simpler option for newer and Junior players.
Grant Manley recommends a disruption-heavy Dragapult ex deck for NAIC after piloting it to a 9-3-1 record and Top 64 at Indianapolis Regionals.
Beedrill ex’s Rumbling Bees deals 110 damage per Beedrill in play, reaching 330 with three; the guide pairs it with Dudunsparce and Forest of Vitality.
Beedrill ex’s Rumbling Bees deals 110 damage per Beedrill in play, reaching 330 with three; the guide pairs it with Dudunsparce and Forest of Vitality for fast setup.
The Futuristic Box and Espeon & Umbreon Premium Deck Set launch September 16 in Japan, followed by the starter-themed 30th Celebration Card Set on October 16.
Both products launch in Japan on September 16: the Futuristic Box includes two day-and-night Pikachu ex promos, while the Premium Deck Set contains separate 60-card Espeon ex and Umbreon ex decks.
The ¥5,500 deck set launches November 13 with accessories and is expected to include alternate-art promos, potentially reusing two previously released English designs.
ST30 is a red-green Luffy & Ace starter deck built around 6000-power characters; it includes foil DON!! cards and one alternate-art booster.
Mega Lopunny ex and Dudunsparce reached the Los Angeles Regional Championships Top 4 by repeatedly healing with Wally's Compassion and pressuring Dragapult ex.
The Chaos Rising battle pass unlocks a Mega Greninja ex deck at launch and a Mega Floette ex deck midway through the season, with three total copies of Special Red Card.
The ranked guide covers 10 digital decks, including Darkrai with Mega Altaria ex, Magnezone ex with Oricorio, and Mega Sceptile ex with Pheromosa.
Mega Lucario ex can reach 190 damage with Korrina and Arena of Antiquity, while Igglybuff and Darkrai stall as players attach Energy on the Bench.
Mega Lucario ex can reach 190 damage with Korrina and Arena of Antiquity, while Igglybuff and Darkrai stall as players attach Energy on the Bench.
Japan’s Pokémon Centers will sell Abyss Eye sleeves, deck boxes and playmats from May 22, followed by Japan Championships accessories on June 6.
The TCG Live Battle Pass offers Mega Greninja ex and Mega Floette ex decks, each with 15 unlockable upgrade cards; featured strategies reach 200 damage and up to 500 HP.
Misty’s Energy searches for four basic Water Energy and attaches them to one Pokémon, but immediately ends the turn; proposed partners include Black Kyurem ex and Regigigas.
At the first post-rotation Prague Regional, Dragapult ex won and represented 31% of players, while Grass decks captured nearly 25% of the field and more than 30% of Day 2.
Starting May 9, universities across Japan will host free learn-to-play sessions and casual battles, with loaner decks available and limited stickers for participants.
The unverified Japanese set is reportedly due September 16 with 20 six-card packs per ¥7,200 box, alongside an Espeon and Umbreon deck; the release date may be a placeholder.