Misty Deck - Cards and Strategy

Last Updated: November 1, 2024 10:34 AM

Misty Deck Cards and Strategy for Pokemon TCG Pocket (Pokemon Card App). See tips for building a Misty Deck.

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Pros and Cons
Deck Strategy

Misty Deck - Decklist and Card Breakdown

Misty Deck

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Misty Deck - Tier and Summary

Tier	- Misty’s Energy Acceleration allows for an aggressive early game - Frosmoth can put opponent Pokemon to sleep - Easy deck to build

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Misty Deck - Pros / Cons

You can use Misty to attack quickly
Frosmoth's guaranteed sleep is powerful
Maximum damage is low at 70

You Can Use Misty to Attack Quickly

A successful Energy Acceleration with Misty will allow you to quickly attack. This deck is made up of only Pokemon that have 2 or less Energy to use Attack, so even one head makes it easier for the attacker to attack.

Frosmoth's Guaranteed Sleep is Powerful

Frosmoth's Attack will definitely put your opponent's Pokemon into a sleep state, so if you're lucky you can defeat your opponent without doing anything. However, don't be overconfident as it can be easily canceled depending on the result of the coin.

Do Not Knock Out the Opponent With Frosmoth

If you defeat your opponent with Frosmoth, you may be severely damaged by their next attack and may not be able to continue your strategy using Asleep to immobilize the enemy. After sleeping, use retreat to switch places with another attacker. To make the retreat smoother, it's a good idea to have extra energy with Misty or use X Speed.

Maximum Damage is Low at 70

Since the attacker's maximum damage is low at 70, it often has a hard time against Pokemon with high HP. Counter it by using Nemuri or increasing damage with Giovanni.

Misty Deck Strategy

Rush from the Start with Frosmoth and Golduck
Put High-Power Pokemon to Sleep
Use Giovanni When You Can Knock Out an Opponent

Rush from the Start with Frosmoth and Golduck

Start with Snom or Psyduck and quickly evolve while aiming for an aggressive strategy using Misty for Energy Acceleration. Use Bruxish later in the mid-game, as it’s less effective as an early attacker.

Put High-Power Pokemon to Sleep

If your opponent’s Pokemon can deal 90 or more damage, all your Pokemon are at risk for a One-Hit KO. Use Frosmoth's attack to immobilize their Pokemon. If you're at a disadvantage, consider using Frosmoth as well.

Use Giovanni When You Can Knock Out an Opponent

Use Giovanni at moments when you can definitely knock out an opponent’s Pokemon. If used recklessly, your opponent might negate the effect with cards like Potion.