Mew is one of the Pokemon franchise's most popular characters, standing tall alongside other legendary Pokemon to be a meaningful part of the story of the Pokemon world. The 30th anniversary expansion for Pokemon TCG Live offers players a chance to use Mew in new and exciting ways, in a deck built around its unique and interesting ability.
The Mew EX deck was designed by the developers of Pokemon TCG Live and is formatted for standard play. It's a fun high-strategy deck that's usable for both competitive and casual play, and is great for more advanced players wanting to try a more challenging setup.
Mew EX is a basic psychic Pokemon with 160 HP. It's weak to dark types and resistant to fighting types. It has an attack called Teleportation Burst, which does 30 damage adn gives you the option to switch Mew EX with one of your benched Pokemon.
Teleportation Burst can be useful for getting a higher HP Pokemon into the active to withstand some hits, especially if you're up against a dark type deck.
What makes Mew EX a really interesting main Pokemon is its ability, Memory Helix. This ability lets Mew use any of the attacks of your benched Pokemon, which can be an incredibly powerful tool when played strategically. It's got one caveat, though: Mew EX needs to have the appropriate energy amounts and types for the attack it wants to use.
Mew EX's deck focuses on priming your bench for solid Memory Helix swings by accelerating evolution and energy.
The Mew EX deck is built around a few key alternate attackers; keeping these guys on your bench and more protected from danger can make it easier to load them up with energy, giving you plenty of options that can match any move from your opponent.
The Steven's Metagross EX line has been popular since it became the focus of its own Rival Battle Deck in 2025. This version of the Metagross line is all metal; Steven's Metagross EX evolves from Steven's Metang, which evolves from Steven's Beldum. They're all weak to fire types and resistant to grass types. Steven's Metagross EX has 340 HP and an attack, Metal Stomp, that does 200 damage for one metal and two colorless energy. This makes it a pretty solid heavy hitter for a two-prize Pokemon.
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