Top 10 Decks from A3 Season's Ranked Matches in Pokémon TCG Pocket

Discover the strategies that dominated last season's Ranked Matches in Pokémon TCG Pocket! Whether you're a seasoned player or just getting started, this list offers insights to help you prepare for the new season. Will these decks maintain their supremacy, or will new challengers rise? Let’s dive in!

Top 10 Decks from A3 Season's Ranked Matches in Pokémon TCG Pocket 05/06/2025

1. Solgaleo ex – Skarmory

Strengths:

  • Solgaleo ex’s Ability allows it to switch effortlessly into the Active Spot.
  • Its attack deals 120 damage with just two Energy, offering a strong early-game presence.

Weaknesses:

  • Susceptible to inconsistent draws, making it risky in high-stakes matches.

2. Giratina ex – Darkrai ex

Strengths:

  • Passive Energy acceleration enables solid build-ups.
  • Strong synergy with Darkrai ex, which adds passive damage through its Ability.

Weaknesses:

  • Vulnerable to counters like Gallade ex.
  • Giratina ex’s attack damages itself, reducing longevity.

3. Rampardos – Garchomp ex

Strengths:

  • Combines two of the best Fighting-type Stage 2 Pokémon.
  • Rampardos deals a massive 130 damage, while Garchomp ex can target Benched Pokémon for just 1 Energy.
  • Low-cost attacks across the board.

Weaknesses:

  • Managing multiple Stage 2 evolutions can lead to inconsistencies.

4. Charizard ex – Incineroar ex

Strengths:

  • Charizard ex delivers a hefty 150 damage, capable of knocking out most ex Pokémon.
  • Incineroar ex provides passive damage and counters cards like Pom-Pom Oricorio.

Weaknesses:

  • Relies on multiple Stage 2 evolutions, making it less consistent.

5. Decidueye ex – Meowscarada

Strengths:

  • Efficient and low-cost Attack and Retreat Costs for all Pokémon in the deck.
  • Sprigatito’s ability to thin Grass Pokémon from the deck improves consistency.

Weaknesses:

  • Struggles against single-point Fire-types due to unfavorable matchups.

6. Incineroar ex

Strengths:

  • Consistent and reliable damage output with minimal setup.

Weaknesses:

  • Relies heavily on fragile pre-evolutions like Litten and Torracat.
  • Limited to just two usable Pokémon in the deck.

7. Rampardos – Lycanroc

Strengths:

  • Features single-point attackers across the board.
  • Rockruff’s ability ensures easy access to Lycanroc from the deck.
  • Rare Candy accelerates evolution and setup.

Weaknesses:

  • All Pokémon share a Grass-type Weakness.
  • Skull Fossil cannot be retrieved with standard Poke Ball.

8. Charizard ex

Strengths:

  • Delivers 150 damage per attack, sufficient to KO most ex Pokémon.
  • Benefits from Rare Candy for faster setup.

Weaknesses:

  • Requires 5 Energy to attack, making it slower to use effectively.

9. Crobat – Arceus ex

Strengths:

  • Carnivine deals 50 damage for one Energy if Arceus ex is in play.
  • Multiple options for reducing Retreat Costs.

Weaknesses:

  • Early-game reliance on Arceus ex can be a disadvantage if it’s not drawn quickly.

10. Giratina ex – Snorlax – Greninja

Strengths:

  • Snorlax can attack as early as Turn 2 with Barry.
  • Greninja’s Ability allows it to target any opponent’s Pokémon, further enhanced by Rare Candy.
  • Giratina ex serves as a strong backup attacker with self-setup capabilities.

Weaknesses:

  • Requires significant setup to maximize effectiveness.

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