10 Underrated Pokémon TCG Pocket Cards You’re Probably Overlooking
In , players strive to collect the best cards from packs. They can then create decks to battle other players with some of the best cards in the game, all with different health, attacks, and special abilities. Though since the games release on October 30, 2024, several powerful cards have remained under the radar, overlooked by the majority of players.
Many players of the mobile game will almost exclusively aim to collect and use the rare ex cards available, like Pikachu ex, Mewtwo ex, Articuno ex, which are all very strong cards to use in the game. Though this is a reliable strategy, several cards with highly useful abilities and strong attacks are unused, meaning that people are missing out on their potential.
Type
Stage
HP
Attack
Colorless
Basic
60
Leek Slap (40)
Farfetch'd on the surface may look as if it's nothing to write home about, but there are a couple of factors that make this a strong card for battles. This colorless-type Pokémon only requires one energy to start attacking, making it a solid choice to put into the active spot on the player's first turn. This attack is called “Leek Slap” and has 40 damage, which is a strong way to put some pressure on the opponent.
This card is particularly underrated due to the fact that it is colorless-type. This means Farfetch’d will fit into any deck in. For players that need to choose a Pokémon to fill out a deck, they won’t need to look further than the leek-holding bird. For the amount of energy needed for its attack, the amount of damage is solid — making this card underrated.
Type
Stage
HP
Attack
Darkness
Stage 1
100
Corner (60)
Arbok is an extremely effective Dark-type Pokémon, being a solid option to build decks around. Dark-type decks in general may be overlooked by the competitive community, which leaves the power of Arbok missing. Its attack named “Corner” deals a strong 60 damage for two energy, but what makes this attack worthwhile is its effect. Once used, the opponent's active Pokémon won’t be able to
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