Nothing stings like lining up a big attack and running short on Energy. This Dual Fusion build pairs Pikachu ex’s damage with Pawmot’s Lightning Energy support to help keep the pressure on.
Pokémon TCG: Complete 20-card deck list
| Card | Count |
|---|---|
| Pikachu ex (Dual Fusion) | 2 |
| Pawmi | 2 |
| Pawmot (Dual Fusion) | 2 |
| Cyrus | 1 |
| Rare Candy | 2 |
| Copycat | 2 |
| Light Ball | 2 |
| Professor’s Research | 2 |
| Poké Ball | 2 |
| Starting Plains | 1 |
| Red | 1 |
| Serena’s Choice | 1 |
How to play the Pikachu ex deck?
Use Pika Punch for early pressure: it deals 30 damage for one Lightning Energy. Thundertail hits for 130 but discards two Lightning Energy, so time it carefully. Light Ball adds 30 damage, raising those attacks to 60 and 160 respectively. 1
Build Pawmi on your Bench, then use Rare Candy to evolve it directly into Pawmot. Its Electrocreation ability attaches a Lightning Energy from your Energy Zone to your Active Lightning Pokémon once per turn—helpful for replenishing Pikachu after Thundertail. 1
Keep a second Pikachu ex ready on the Bench. Cyrus can pull a damaged opposing Pokémon into the Active Spot, while Red boosts damage against Pokémon ex. 1
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FAQs
How much damage does Thundertail deal?
It deals 130 damage and discards two Lightning Energy.
Light Ball boosts the attack to 160 damage.
Why include Pawmot in a Pikachu ex deck?
Its ability helps attach Lightning Energy to your Active Lightning Pokémon.
That support helps Pikachu reload after Thundertail.
