Meowscarada ex Deck
Edit2 variants · 383 matches · 70 decklists · 44.4% overall WR since Everyday Wonders
Meowscarada ex belongs to the fast Grass Pokémon pool. It can attack as soon as it evolves, even through Rare Candy. Its signature attack, Flower Trick, costs just one Energy and applies a 70-damage threat to one of your opponent’s Pokémon if it stays in the same spot during their next turn. This forces the opponent to either switch their Active or Benched Pokémon into a less comfortable position or take 70 damage. That is often enough to knock out a Basic Pokémon, and it puts strong pressure on decks that rely on the Bench, either for aggression (Greninja) or for setting up larger evolutions.
Its second attack, Solar Beam, deals a steady 80 damage for . If Meowscarada ex evolves through Rare Candy, it can deal up to 150 damage to a Pokémon as early as turn 5 and quickly take control of the game.
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Meowscarada ex Meowscarada
44.2%WR 373matches 28decklistsTop Cut Performances
| Player | Tournament | Date | Record | |
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| NF_ramn #5 | The Breakfast Club Late Night-$5 | 6-2-1 | Show Deck | |
| Keely #4 | Storm x Knowtice Pop Up-$5 | 7-3-0 | Show Deck | |
| ShreyasPlays #6 | Dark League Pop Up 5$ | 6-2-1 | Show Deck | |
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Meowscarada ex Teal Mask Ogerpon ex
50.0%WR 10matches 2decklistsTop Cut Performances
| Player | Tournament | Date | Record | |
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| Fokker111 #5 | Lagoon Serenity Format (5 USD) | 5-2-0 | Show Deck | |
- Meowscarada ex has the weakest possible bulk for a Stage 2 Pokémon ex, with a measly 160 HP. This makes it highly vulnerable to decks that can apply pressure from multiple angles, such as Mega Lucario ex + Arena of Antiquity or Mega Sceptile ex + Nihilego.
- Meowscarada ex is best played on curve, as its power drops noticeably later in the game. Neither of its attacks deals more than 80 damage, and longer games give opponents more Energy they can discard to retreat from Flower Trick.