Mew ex Supreme Deck: Ultimate Build for Pokémon Pocket

Mew ex in Pokémon Pocket: A Comprehensive Guide

The release of Mew ex in Pokémon Pocket has significantly impacted the game's meta. While Pikachu and Mewtwo remain dominant, Mew ex offers a compelling counter and synergistic potential, particularly within Mewtwo ex decks. Its full impact is still unfolding, but its versatility is undeniable.

This guide covers Mew ex's capabilities, optimal deck strategies, effective gameplay, counter-strategies, and an overall deck review.

Quick Links

• Mew ex Card Overview
• The Best Deck for Mew ex
• How to Play Mew ex Effectively
• How to Counter Mew ex
• Mew ex Deck Review

Mew ex Card Overview

• HP: 130
• Attack 1 (Psyshot): 20 damage (requires one Psychic-type Energy).
• Attack 2 (Genome Hacking): Copies one attack from your opponent's Active Pokémon. Works with all Energy types.
• Weakness: Dark-Type

Mew ex's 130 HP and ability to copy opponent attacks make it a potent tech card capable of one-shotting meta Pokémon like Mewtwo ex. Its versatility extends beyond Psychic-type decks due to Genome Hacking's energy type agnosticism. Synergistic pairings with cards like Budding Expeditioner (acting as a free Retreat) and energy-supplying cards like Misty or Gardevoir further enhance its effectiveness.

The Best Deck for Mew ex

Currently, Mew ex thrives in a refined Mewtwo ex/Gardevoir deck. This strategy leverages Mew ex's adaptability alongside Mewtwo ex's damage output and Gardevoir's energy support. The "refined" aspect incorporates Trainer cards like Mythical Slab (for Psychic-type card draw) and Budding Expeditioner.

Here's a sample decklist:

Deck Synergies:

• Mew ex acts as a damage sponge and high-value target eliminator.
• Budding Expeditioner facilitates Mew ex's retreat when Mewtwo ex is ready to attack.
• Mythical Slab improves consistency in drawing Psychic-type cards.
• Gardevoir accelerates energy accumulation for both Mew ex and Mewtwo ex.
• Mewtwo ex serves as the primary attacker.

How to Play Mew ex Effectively

1. Flexibility is Key: Be prepared to switch Mew ex frequently. It can act as a damage absorber while building up your main attacker, but adapt your strategy based on card draws.

2. Conditional Attacks: Carefully consider enemy conditional attacks before copying them. Ensure you meet the conditions (e.g., having specific Pokémon on the bench) before using Genome Hacking.

3. Tech Card, Not Primary DPS: Don't rely solely on Mew ex for consistent damage. Use it strategically to eliminate high-threat Pokémon. Its high HP can be valuable simply for absorbing attacks.

How to Counter Mew ex

The most effective counter-strategy involves using Pokémon with conditional attacks. For example, Pikachu ex's attack is significantly weakened if you don't have Lightning-type Pokémon on your bench. Similarly, Nidoqueen's power relies on having multiple Nidokings.

Another tactic is using a tanky Pokémon with minimal damage as your active Pokémon; this prevents Mew ex from gaining a powerful copied attack.

Mew ex Deck Review

Mew ex is a significant addition to the Pokémon Pocket meta, and its mirroring archetype is likely to become more prevalent. While a Mew ex-centric deck might not be optimal, its inclusion in established Psychic-type decks provides a substantial advantage. Experimenting with Mew ex is highly recommended for competitive play.