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Pokemon TCG Pocket Tier List – Best Decks & Cards (December 2024)

by Oliver Jan 26,2025

Pokemon TCG Pocket Tier List – Best Decks & Cards (December 2024)

This Pokemon TCG Pocket tier list highlights the top decks and cards to maximize your gameplay. While a casual experience, strategic deck building is key to success.

Table of Contents

  • S-Tier Decks
  • A-Tier Decks
  • B-Tier Decks

Best Decks in Pokemon TCG Pocket

Effective deck construction is crucial. Here are the current top performers:

S-Tier Decks

Gyarados Ex/Greninja Combo: This synergistic deck utilizes Druddigon's defensive capabilities and chip damage to set up Greninja for additional damage, ultimately finishing with the powerful Gyarados Ex.

  • Key Cards: Froakie x2, Frogadier x2, Greninja x2, Druddigon x2, Magikarp x2, Gyarados Ex x2, Misty x2, Leaf x2, Professor’s Research x2, Poke Ball x2

Pikachu Ex: Currently the dominant deck, Pikachu Ex's high damage output (90 for two Energy) makes it incredibly efficient and aggressive.

  • Key Cards: Pikachu Ex x2, Zapdos Ex x2, Blitzle x2, Zebstrika x2, Poke Ball x2, Potion x2, X Speed x2, Professor’s Research x2, Sabrina x2, Giovanni x2 (Optional: Voltorb, Electrode for additional attack options)

Raichu Surge: While slightly less consistent than the pure Pikachu Ex deck, Raichu and Lt. Surge provide surprising bursts of power. Zapdos Ex offers additional attack support.

  • Key Cards: Pikachu Ex x2, Pikachu x2, Raichu x2, Zapdos Ex x2, Potion x2, X Speed x2, Poke Ball x2, Professor’s Research x2, Sabrina x2, Lt. Surge x2

A-Tier Decks

Celebi Ex and Serperior Combo: This Grass-type deck, boosted by the Mythical Island expansion, leverages Serperior's ability to double Grass Pokémon Energy and Celebi Ex's coin flips for massive damage potential. Dhelmise provides additional offensive options.

  • Key Cards: Snivy x2, Servine x2, Serperior x2, Celebi Ex x2, Dhelmise x2, Erika x2, Professor’s Research x2, Poke Ball x2, X Speed x2, Potion x2, Sabrina x2

Koga Poison: A poison-centric strategy using Scolipede for heavy damage against poisoned opponents. Weezing and Whirlipede spread poison, while Koga facilitates efficient Pokémon deployment. Tauros serves as a powerful finisher against Ex decks.

  • Key Cards: Venipede x2, Whirlipede x2, Scolipede x2, Koffing x2, Weezing x2, Tauros, Poke Ball x2, Koga x2, Sabrina, Leaf x2

Mewtwo Ex/Gardevoir Combo: This deck relies on evolving Ralts to Gardevoir quickly to support Mewtwo Ex's Psydrive attack. Jynx provides early-game stalling and attack options.

  • Key Cards: Mewtwo Ex x2, Ralts x2, Kirlia x2, Gardevoir x2, Jynx x2, Potion x2, X Speed x2, Poke Ball x2, Professor’s Research x2, Sabrina x2, Giovanni x2

B-Tier Decks

Charizard Ex: This deck boasts Charizard Ex's high damage potential, but its success hinges on efficient setup and drawing the right cards. Moltres Ex aids in early-game Energy acceleration.

  • Key Cards: Charmander x2, Charmeleon x2, Charizard Ex x2, Moltres Ex x2, Potion x2, X Speed x2, Poke Ball x2, Professor’s Research x2, Sabrina x2, Giovanni x2

Colorless Pidgeot: This surprisingly effective deck uses basic Pokémon with strong utility. Rattata/Raticate provide early-game pressure, while Pidgeot's ability disrupts opponents.

  • Key Cards: Pidgey x2, Pidgeotto x2, Pidgeot, Poke Ball x2, Professor’s Research x2, Red Card, Sabrina, Potion x2, Rattata x2, Raticate x2, Kangaskhan, Farfetch’d x2

This tier list reflects the current meta and is subject to change. Experimentation and adaptation are key to mastering Pokemon TCG Pocket.