Pokémon TCG Pocket: Best Psychic-Type Deck (& How To Build It)
In , Psychic-type decks have become an extremely popular choice for competitive battles—and for good reason. Cantered around the strengths of Mewtwo ex, this deck has the power to dispatch opponents with minimal effort swiftly. Its main competition comes from the Pikachu ex deck, which is undeniably powerful in its own right.
However, with a well-crafted strategy, this Psychic deck can overcome any opponent it faces. In order to be successful in battling other players in , you must have a balance between the Pokémon and Supporter cards, and this deck has exactly that. With two cards with two important abilities and one with a massive damage output, this deck sees the best of the Psychic Genetic Apex cards.
This deck evolves around setting up and using 's Mewtwo ex, one of the best Genetic Apex cards in the game. With “,” you can attack the opponent for 150 damage in one move. This is an impressive number, having the ability to wipe out several cards in the game. Mewtwo ex is a basic card and can easily be placed in the Active Spot from the first turn, having 150 HP to absorb any early battle attacks. After just two Psychic Energy, this card can start dealing damage, hitting for 50 damage with “.”
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However, Mewtwo ex’s 150 damage attack also discards two energy from the card. This means the set-up of Gardevoir is essential. This card has an ability called “,” which will give Psychic Energy to the Pokémon in the Active Spot. This means it will take less time to set up “” and take out the opponent. In addition, the ability allows you to dispatch the attack at every turn, with the naturally accruing energy from the energy zone added to the ability energy.
Hypno acts as a strong card to fill the remaining spot in the deck. As a buffer, both Hypno and its pre-evolution Drowzee can absorb damage while you wait for Mewtwo ex to come out of
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