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Pokemon TGC Pocket - Miraidon ex Best Deck Build and How to Play

This guide will show you how to build some of the strongest Miraidon ex Decks. We'll cover the best Miraidon ex Deck builds, how to use them, as well how to beat Miraidon ex Decks, and more!

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Best Miraidon ex Decks
Miraidon ex Deck Strategy Guide
How to Beat Miraidon ex Decks
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Best Miraidon ex Decks

Miraidon ex Deck Variants	Strengths and Weaknesses
Miraidon ex and CB Magnezone [★ Best ★]	Strengths: • Magneton can accelerate Energy, then pass all of its Energy onto Miraidon ex. • Miraidon ex can keep increasing its damage output each turn and is difficult to stop once it gets going. • Magnezone is a strong secondary attacker that can prevent the opponent from attacking. Weaknesses: • Since you'll want to keep Miraidon in your hand until you're ready to make it your Active Pokemon, you may struggle with opposing disruptive cards. • Benched Pokemon may be left vulnerable without Energy if Miraidon ex is knocked out too quickly.

Miraidon ex Deck Variants

Strengths and Weaknesses

Miraidon ex and CB Magnezone
[★ Best ★]

Strengths:
• Magneton can accelerate Energy, then pass all of its Energy onto Miraidon ex.
• Miraidon ex can keep increasing its damage output each turn and is difficult to stop once it gets going.
• Magnezone is a strong secondary attacker that can prevent the opponent from attacking.

Weaknesses:
• Since you'll want to keep Miraidon in your hand until you're ready to make it your Active Pokemon, you may struggle with opposing disruptive cards.
• Benched Pokemon may be left vulnerable without Energy if Miraidon ex is knocked out too quickly.

Miraidon ex and CB Magnezone Deck

Magneton ×2	Oricorio ×2		Magnemite ×2	Magnezone ×1
Miraidon ex ×1	Sabrina ×1		Giant Cape ×1	Cyrus ×1
Pokemon Center Lady ×1	Copycat ×1		Lisia ×1	Clemont ×1
Professor Turo ×1	Poke Ball ×2		Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used		Scan Code Save image to scan in-game.

It's highly recommended to place Magnemite onto the Active Spot for the first turn, and wait until you have some Energy attached until your bring Miraidon ex into play. Otherwise, you won't be able to make use of its ability.

Evolve Magnemite into Magneton as soon as possible, so that you can use its ability to accelerate Energy. Use Clemont or Professor's Research to help you find the Magneton card quickly.

Once you're content with the amount of Energy on your side of the field, bring in Miraidon ex. You can then use this to sweep. If it feels threatened or if you're facing against a Pom-Pom Oricorio, you may use Magnezone instead. However, it is recommended to only evolve one Magneton into Magnezone, so that you may still obtain Energy from the second Magneton.

You can use Professor Turo to recall Miraidon ex into your deck once its HP becomes too low. You can then use a Poke Ball to get Miraidon ex back into your deck. It is recommended to use your Poke Ball cards for this purpose, and use the Lisia card if you want to summon Magnemite.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	Magneton x 2 (Pikachu Pack) Sabrina x 1 (Charizard Pack)
Mythical Island (A1a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	Giant Cape x 1 (Dialga Pack) Cyrus x 1 (Palkia Pack)
Triumphant Light (A2a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Shining Revelry (A2b)	Pokemon Center Lady x 1 (Shiny Charizard Pack)
Celestial Guardians	Oricorio x 2 (Solgaleo Pack)
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	No cards needed from this expansion.
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	No cards needed from this expansion.
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	Copycat x 1 (Mega Gyarados Pack) Lisia x 1 (Mega Altaria Pack)
Crimson Blaze	Magnemite x 2 (Mega Charizard Pack) Magnezone x 1 (Mega Charizard Pack) Clemont x 1 (Mega Charizard Pack)
Fantastical Parade	No cards needed from this expansion.
Paldean Wonders	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Shine	No cards needed from this expansion.
Pulsing Aura	No cards needed from this expansion.
Paradox Drive	Miraidon ex x 1 (Paradox Pack) Professor Turo x 1 (Paradox Pack)
Everyday Wonders	No cards needed from this expansion.
Ruler of the Skies	No cards needed from this expansion.
Team Rocket's Ambition	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack)
Promo-B	No cards needed from this expansion.

Miraidon ex Deck Strategy Guide

Gather Energy Before Putting Miraidon ex in Play

Miraidon ex is best used in decks that can accelerate Lightning Energy quickly such as ones that use Magneton or Zeraora. Miraidon ex gets stronger the more Lightning Energy it has attached, and it obtains all Energy on your side of the field once you put it in play.

This makes Miraidon ex a formidable late-game sweeper, but it's also a threatening early-game attacker if you can get 3 Energy by turn 2.

Energy Acceleration and Transfer Cards List

Protect Miraidon ex With Professor Turo

If Miraidon ex is under threat of being knocked out, you can use Professor Turo to put it back into your deck and keep it safe. This will, unfortunately, make it lose all the Energy it's obtained, but it will prevent your opponent from gaining points and allow you to be able to play the card again once it makes its way to your hand.

List of Supporter Cards

How to Beat Miraidon ex Decks

Use Fast Fighting-Type Decks

Miraidon ex benefits from longer games, so it's best to end it as quickly as possible. Prioritize knocking out the Energy-obtaining Pokemon in the Miraidon ex deck first to prevent Miraidon's damage output from reaching threatening levels.

You may also try to knock out Miraidon ex as early as possible. Miraidon ex isn't too bulky and can be knocked out with two decently strong attacks or one powerful Fighting-type card. Just make sure you can survive an attack or have a secondary attacker on your Bench that's ready to deal the finishing blow.

Best Fighting Type Deck and Cards Tier List

Remove Opponent's Energy

You can reduce the damage output of Miraidon ex by reducing the number of Energy attached to it. Use cards such as Team Rocket Grunt or Corviknight ex to remove Energy from the Pokemon in the opponent's Active Spot.

You may also use cards such as Alolan Ninetales ex to prevent your opponent from adding Energy to Miraidon ex if it's in the Active Spot.

Shuffle Opponent's Hand Into Deck

Since Miraidon ex will often remain in the player's hand until they're content with the amount of Energy on their side of the field, you can disrupt their strategy, and use cards that shuffle the opponent's hand if you feel like they have their Miraidon ex.

These disruptive cards, such as the Red Card, Mars, or Iono, are best used once the opponent has played their Poke Ball cards but still has not brought out Miraidon ex.

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Team Rocket's Ambition Decks

TR Articuno ex	TR Zapdos ex	TR Weezing ex	TR Slowking ex
TR Raticate ex	TRA Garchomp	TR Moltres ex	TR Wobbuffet
Mega Garchomp ex	-	-	-

Top Decks in the Meta

Tier
Mega Lucario ex and Hitmonlee Deck	Darkrai and Mega Altaria ex Deck	Hoopa ex and Darkrai ex Deck	-
Tier
Chien-Pao ex and Baxcalibur Deck	Vespiquen ex and Shuckle ex Deck	Mega Sceptile ex and EW Butterfree Deck	Miraidon ex and CB Magnezone Deck
Mega Rayquaza ex and Gouging Fire Deck	-	-	-
Tier
Mega Altaria ex and Greninja Deck	Mega Absol ex and Hydreigon Deck	Mega Sceptile ex and Greninja Deck	Heliolisk and Mega Manectric ex Deck
Mega Charizard X ex and Entei ex Deck	Magnezone ex and Pom-Pom Oricorio Deck	-	-
Tier
Mega Sableye ex and Greninja Deck	Mega Blaziken ex and Greninja Deck	Team Rocket's Weezing ex and Hoopa ex Deck	Mega Altaria ex and Gourgeist Deck
Meowscarada ex and Teal Mask Ogerpon ex Deck	-	-	-
Tier
TRA Garchomp and Mantyke Deck	Ariados and Whimsicott ex Deck	Mega Sharpedo ex and Chien-Pao ex Deck	Hoopa ex and Zoroark ex Deck
Mega Diancie ex and Mega Gardevoir ex Deck	Flygon ex Deck	-	-

List of All Decks

Core Expansion	Decks
(B4a)	・Team Rocket's Articuno ex ・Team Rocket's Moltres ex ・Team Rocket's Slowking ex ・Team Rocket's Zapdos ex ・Team Rocket's Raticate ex ・Team Rocket's Wobbuffet ・TRA Garchomp ・Mega Garchomp ex
(B4)	・Beautifly ・Hoopa ex ・Mega Gallade ex ・Mega Metagross ex ・Mega Rayquaza ex ・Mega Sharpedo ex ・Rotom ex ・RS Heliolisk ・Swanna ex ・Typhlosion ex ・Vespiquen ex ・Wailord ex
(B3b)	・EW Butterfree ・Dedenne ex ・Hisuian Zoroark ex ・Mega Diancie ex ・Mega Sableye ex ・Milotic ex ・Puppy Pile
(B3a)	・Espeon ・Flutter Mane ex ・Iron Bundle ex ・Iron Valiant ・Koraidon ex ・Miraidon ex ・Raging Bolt ・Terapagos ex
(B3)	・Crustle ex ・Corviknight ex ・Flygon ex ・Inteleon ・Magnezone ex ・Mega Audino ex ・Mega Heracross ex ・Mega Camerupt ex ・Mega Lucario ex ・Mega Sceptile ex ・Vaporeon ex ・Zoroark ex ・Zygarde ex
(B2b)	・Darkrai ・Haxorus ・Mega Charizard X ex ・Mega Gengar ex ・Mega Manectric ex ・Mega Scizor ex ・Mega Slowbro ex
(B2a)	・Armarouge ex ・Baxcalibur ・Bellibolt ex ・Chien-Pao ex ・Gholdengo ex ・Meowscarada ex ・PW Pawmot ・Skeledirge
(B2)	・Alolan Ninetales ex ・Blacephalon ex ・Chandelure ・Galarian Obstagoon ・Gourgeist ・Gigalith ex ・Maushold ・Mega Gardevoir ex ・Mega Kangaskhan ex ・Mega Mawile ex ・Mega Medicham ex ・Mega Swampert ex ・Mimikyu ex ・Teal Mask Ogerpon ex ・Toxtricity ex ・Tyrantrum
(B1a)	・Ariados ・CB Ditto ・CB Heliolisk ・CB Porygon-Z ・CB Magnezone ・Mega Blastoise ex ・Mega Charizard Y ex ・Mega Lopunny ex ・Mega Steelix ex ・Mega Venusaur ex ・Reuniclus
(B1)	・Aegislash ・Dragalge ex ・Greninja ex ・Golurk ・Goodra ・Hitmonchan ex ・Hydreigon ・Indeedee ex ・Jolteon ex ・Luxray ・Mega Absol ex ・Mega Altaria ex ・Mega Ampharos ex ・Mega Blaziken ex ・Mega Gyarados ex ・Mega Pidgeot ex ・Mega Pinsir ex ・Melmetal ex ・Rapidash ex ・Tauros ex ・Whimsicott ex
(A4a)	・Altaria ・Celebi ・Dugtrio ・Entei ex ・Galarian Cursola ・Jumpluff ex ・Latios ・Miltank ・Poliwrath ex ・Raikou ex ・Slowking ・SS Eelektross ・Suicune ex ・Zoroark
(A4)	・Crobat ex ・Donphan ex ・Espeon ex ・Ho-oh ex ・Kingdra ex ・Lanturn ex ・Lugia ex ・Magcargo ・Raikou ・Scizor ・Shuckle ex ・Skarmory ex ・Steelix ・Umbreon ex ・WSS Gyarados ・WSS Tyranitar ・Xatu
(A3b)	・Alcremie ・Dragonite ex ・Espeon ・Flareon ex ・Glaceon ・Jolteon ・Leafeon ・Primarina ex ・Slurpuff ・Snorlax ex ・Sylveon ex ・Umbreon ・Vaporeon
(A3a)	・Alolan Dugtrio ex ・Blacephalon ・Buzzwole ex ・Guzzlord ex ・Lycanroc ex ・Naganadel ・Nihilego ・Pheromosa ・Shiinotic ・Silvally ・Stoutland ・Tapu Koko ex ・Ultra Necrozma ex
(A3)	・Alolan Muk ex ・Alolan Ninetales ・Alolan Raichu ex ・Araquanid ・Banette ・Crabominable ex ・Decidueye ex ・Dhelmise ex ・Incineroar ex ・Kommo-o ・Lunala ex ・Mimikyu ・Passimian ex ・Pom-Pom Oricorio ・Rayquaza ex ・Solgaleo ex ・Tsareena ・Turtonator ・Vikavolt ・Wishiwashi ex
(A2b)	・Beedrill ex ・Bibarel ex ・Dondozo ・Gholdengo ・Giratina ex ・Lucario ex ・Meowscarada ・Paldean Clodsire ex ・Pawmot ・SR Charizard ex ・SR Pikachu ex ・Tinkaton ex ・Wugtrio ex
(A2a)	・Abomasnow ・Arceus ex ・Bronzong ・Carnivine ・Crobat ・Donphan ・Garchomp ex ・Gengar ・Glaceon ex ・Heatran ・Houndoom ・Leafeon ex ・Origin Forme Palkia ・Probopass ex ・Snorlax ・Staraptor ・TL Tyranitar
(A2)	・Bastiodon ・Darkrai ex ・Dialga ex ・Empoleon ・Gallade ex ・Garchomp ・Infernape ex ・Lickilicky ex ・Lucario ・Luxray ・Magnezone ・Mesprit ・Mismagius ex ・Pachirisu ex ・Palkia ex ・Porygon-Z ・Rampardos ・Rhyperior ・Togekiss ・Torterra ・Weavile ex ・Yanmega ex
(A1a)	・Aerodactyl ex ・Celebi ex ・Golem ・Gyarados ex ・Mew ex ・Pidgeot ex ・Scolipede
(A1)	・Aerodactyl ・Alakazam ・Arbok ・Arcanine ex ・Articuno ・Articuno ex ・Blastoise ・Blastoise ex ・Centiskorch ・Charizard ・Dragonite ・Exeggutor ex ・Frosmoth ・GA Charizard ex ・GA Gyarados ・GA Pikachu ex ・Gengar ex ・Greninja ・Kabutops ・Kingler ・Lapras ex ・Machamp ex ・Marowak ex ・Melmetal ・Mewtwo ex ・Moltres ex ・Ninetales ・Omastar ・Pidgeot ・Poliwrath ・Primeape ・Raichu ・Starmie ex ・Venusaur ・Venusaur ex ・Weezing ・Wigglytuff ex ・Zapdos ・Zapdos ex

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Comment

Anonymous 4 months

Try with Raikou + cyrus. Raikou gather 1 card, makes it easier to trigger Cyrus and faster get Miraidon. It's insane! 🫪👈

Anonymous 5 months

In what universe is this deck S-tier? I just lost 20 matches in a row with it and only one of them even got Miraidon going. Like yeah, it can potentially one shot anything, but good luck getting it set up to do that and if you do get it going you better hope it gets the win because it won't survive to get another hit in. Your criteria for S-tier needs a serious look at.

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