After months of waiting, with Pokémon TCG Pocket, available now on Android and iOS devices, the time has come to partake in a more simplified TCG application. But, since you can do more than collect cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket, thanks to the Binder Feature, participating in battles and more, we feel it is only fitting to do a small series of guides dedicated to all things Pokémon TCG Pocket.
In this guide, we’ll be teaching you how to build the Raichu & Magneton Deck in Pokémon TCG Pocket:
How to Build the Raichu & Magneton Deck (Mythical Island):
Being the simplified TCG app that it is, when building decks in Pokémon TCG Pocket, 20 cards make up each deck and players are free to create them however they wish, from the cards they have in their collection. But to build a specific deck like the Raichu & Magneton Deck, you will need the following Mythical Island, Genetic Apexand PROMO-A cards:
Magnemite | Genetic Apex (Pikachu) | A1 097/226
Magnemite | Genetic Apex (Pikachu) | A1 097/226
Pikachu | Mythical Island | A1a 025/068
Pikachu | Mythical Island | A1a 025/068
Joltik | Mythical Island | A1a 028/068
Joltik | Mythical Island | A1a 028/068
Galvantula | Mythical Island | A1a 029/068
Galvantula | Mythical Island | A1a 029/068
Magneton | Genetic Apex (Pikachu) | A1a 098/226
Magneton | Genetic Apex (Pikachu) | A1a 098/226
Raichu | Mythical Island | A1a 026/068
Raichu | Mythical Island | A1a 026/068
Zapdos ex | Genetic Apex (Pikachu) | A1 104/226
Zapdos ex | Genetic Apex (Pikachu) | A1 104/226
X Speed | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 002/P-A
Poké Ball | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 005/P-A
Poké Ball | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 005/P-A
Professor Oak | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 007/P-A
Professor Oak | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 007/P-A
Lt. Surge | Genetic Apex (Pikachu) | A1 226/226
If built correctly, your Raichu & Magneton Deck, should look like this:
For more on Pokémon TCG Pocket, why not check out some of our other guides here:
Pokémon TCG Pocket Theme Decks: (Pokémon Specific)
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