Wigglytuff ex Deck Card List - Strategy and Counters

Last Updated: December 20, 2024 12:35 PM

The card list for Wigglytuff ex Deck in Pokemon TCG Pocket (Pokemon Card App). Learn strategy, card breakdown, and counters to refine your build for Pokemon TCGP!

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Decklist and Card Breakdown
Pros and Cons
Deck Strategy
Alternative Cards

Wigglytuff ex Deck - Decklist and Card Breakdown

Wigglytuff ex Deck

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Wigglytuff ex Deck - Tier and Summary

Tier	- Wigglytuff ex and Frosmoth’s sleep effect is powerful - Misty’s Energy Acceleration allows for an aggressive early game - Coin flip result plays a major role

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Wigglytuff ex Deck - Pros / Cons

Wigglytuff Ex and Frosmoth's Asleep is Powerful Combo
Misty's Energy Acceleration Allows for Quick Attacks
Wigglytuff EX requires a Lot of Energy

Wigglytuff EX and Frosmoth's Asleep is a Powerful Combo

Wigglytuff Ex and Frosmoth's Attack both guarantee to put the opponent's Pokemon to sleep. In particular, Wigglytuff Ex's attack does 80 damage, so you can defeat most Pokemon with ease if it stays asleep for even one turn.

Misty's Energy Acceleration Allows for Quick Attacks

If you succeed in Energy Acceleration with Misty, you can use Frosmoth's Attack early on. Frosmoth requires 2 Energy to attack, so if you get one head, you can attack immediately with Attach Energy from Zone.

Wigglytuff EX requires a lot of Energy

Wigglytuff EX requires 3 Energy, so it will take some time for it to attach Energy resources. Without any energy acceleration options available, you'll need a minimum of 3 turns to get it into action, which is a significant drawback. This will work depending on how effectively you can stall with Frosmoth until Wigglytuff EX is fully powered up.

Wigglytuff ex Deck Strategy

Rush Early Game with Frosmoth
Prepare the Next Attacker on the Bench
Save Wigglytuff ex for the End

Rush Early Game with Frosmoth

In the early game, evolve Snom quickly into Frosmoth and use Misty for Energy Acceleration to start attacking. Put your opponent to sleep to buy time until Wigglytuff ex is ready.

Prepare the Next Attacker on the Bench

If you draw Jigglypuff or a second Snom, place them on the Bench to prepare as the next attacker. Charge Energy for Snom with Misty, and for Jigglypuff with Attach Energy from Zone.

Save Wigglytuff ex for the End

After your first Frosmoth is defeated, bring out the second Frosmoth, followed by Wigglytuff ex. If you bring out Wigglytuff ex too early, you risk losing by a 1-2 point margin. If the round seems close to a conclusion, either by winning or losing, it’s okay to set Wigglytuff ex in Active Spot earlier.

Alternative Cards

Card	Description
	Zapdos ex - Substitute for Frosmoth. - With 130 HP and a retreat cost of 1 Energy, it is suitable as a wall. - If you retreat it to the Bench, it can serve as a finisher with Attack No. 2.
	Dugtrio - Substitute for Frosmoth. - Has lower HP than Frosmoth but has higher attack performance.
	Bruxish - Additional Basic Pokemon. - Strong when switched in to attack after Frosmoth weakens the opponent..
	Starmie ex - Substitute for Frosmoth. - Retreat Energy cost is 0, so you can smoothly replace Bench.
	Lapras - Additional Basic Pokemon. - Excellent as a wall because it has high HP and can use Attack with 1 Energy.

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High Tier Decks
Starmie ex	Pikachu ex	Mewtwo ex
Mid-Tier Decks
Articuno ex	Venusaur ex	Dragonite	Charizard ex
Marowak ex	Weezing	Koga	Alakazam
Blaine	Greninja	Blastoise ex	Exeggutor ex
Zapdos ex
Low Tier Deck
Centiskorch	Misty	Primeape	Lt. Surge
Arcanine ex	Arbok	Machamp ex	Melmetal
Gengar ex	Wigglytuff ex	Lapras ex	Eelektross
Gyarados	Omastar	Brock	Kabutops
Nidoqueen & Nidoking	Cinccino