How to build Golurk and Gardevoir in Pokemon TCG Pocket

Pokemon Trading Card Pocket Game has popular and powerful decks, such as Mewtwo ex and Pikachu ex decks. However, there are a few hidden gems that pop up that can easily blow up the deck in some situations.

If you've been flipping through Mewtwo packs, you've probably collected a few Golurk and Gardevoir cards. If you put these two together, you might be able to beat cards that even Mewtwo ex decks would have a challenge to beat. Even though the decks are relatively budget friendly, Golurk and Gardevoir decks can be very strong if you take the time to build properly.

Golurk and Gardevoir Decklist

Even if the Golurk card isn't what you're looking for when you turn on the Mewtwo pack because the card is rare, it should be aimed at least two Gardevoir cards to match that deck.

All other cards in the deck aim to rehabilitate weaknesses it is set to put Golurk in the active position, and it is the four energy and withdrawal requirements and 140 HP, which can be easily obtained in most meta cards.

If you have trouble drawing Gardevoir, Kirlia, or Ralts, you can go to the Pack Points store and buy the cards from there. Gardevoir costs 150 pts, Kirlia 70, and Ralts can be bought for 35 pts.

You need a lot of support cards, such as the Research Professor and the Poke Ball. In addition, you also need two X Speed ​​​​cards to switch your active Pokémon according to the situation.

Fortunately, you can get all the ones with sales tickets easy. Still need a Giovanni and Sabrina card but you have to roll, but even without two you can make this deck.

the two copies of Golurk, Gardevoir, and each of the evolved forms is to make sure you can get them in your hand consistently in a game. The Professor's Research and Poke Ball cards are also there to make sure you can build Gardevoir as soon as possible.

Farfetch'd is included in this deck because it can deal massive damage with just one energy, and has decent HP. You can take the active position during your time raise the energy of your Golurk. Note that you can use the X Speed ​​card remove Farfetch'd with Golurkeven if you have no energy.

Sabrina cards are in situations where you have to replace your opponent's active Pokémon to make sure you don't die immediately, or if you want to messing with the game plan.

Golurk and Gardevoir Deck Strategy

When the game starts, you should try to place key cards, other than Golett, in the active position and then place Ralts or Golett in the bench position. If you don't get one of these cards, you should try to use the Professor's research, or the Poke Ball card to get Golett, Ralts, or their evolution, if you don't have them in hand.

Next round it will be you collect energy in Golurkand try to evolve Ralts into Gardevoir. If all goes well, you should have Gardevoir ready in the stick slot, and Golurk should also have at least three energy in the stick slot by turn three.

After that, you can use X Speed ​​to switch the active card to Golurk, or use the extra energy from Gardevoir's Psy Shadow Ability on the active card and use it to escape. Use the energy from the energy slot and place it on the Golurk. By now you should have it Another Golurk ready at your location.

From here it is necessary focus on using Gardevoir to keep providing energy which card is in the active slot and use the energy from your energy slot to the card you want to use next.

Golurk can sometimes deal 0 damage if it gets tailed twice, but you should expect that and game plan accordingly. In most cases, if you get one successful coin per turn, it should be enough to knock out most cards.

If your opponent has 60 HP left, and you don't want to risk Golurk's toss, you can bring Gardevoir to the front too. Gardevoir can give itself one energy when it is in the active slot in addition to the energy from the energy slot, allowing you to use its Psyshot ability immediately for a sure kill if it has already gained one energy. He was on the bench for the previous round.

How to build a Golurk and Gardevoir Deck

This deck can be built in many ways, depending on the card you already have. The only thing that doesn't change is two Gardevoir cards and two for each of the previous designs, along with two cards each for Golurk and Golett.

If you have a single Mewtwo ex or Gengar ex card, you can put those in the deck by simply removing two Farfetch'd cards, and one of the support cards to make room for the Gengar and their evolved forms. A single ex Gengar can boost your deck with 170 HP, allowing you to counter attacks that can KO Golurk.

Besides, you can do it too turn up two Mewtwo ex cards togetherand remove duplicates of each Golett and Golurk to make this chapter even more powerful. Mewtwo ex may not deal as much damage as Golurk, but it's a consistent card.

Once you have reached at least three energy of Golurk or any card in the active slot, you can just rely on it Gardevoir will provide the active card with the necessary energyif you use the energy from the slot of one of the attached cards so that you can exchange them in an instant to deal great damage to the opponent's active card.

Deck Matchups

Although Golurk and Gardevoir decks struggle in most matchups, it is fight fastersuch as Starmie ex or Pikachu ex deck. This happens because these decks can end the game before you can even cast Golurk and Gardevoir.

You can try against these fast decks send cards that have retroactive fees and then you switch between active and dormant Pokémon to balance damage as you try to build Golurk.

You can also send an alert card with high HP that can take a few turns when you set yourself up, because in most cases you will not use old cards and you will have the freedom to sacrifice at least two of your cards. before Golurk is ready.

Golurk and Gardevoir decks are very useful for Charizard ex and Venusaur ex decks or any deck that relies on cards with more than 150 HPunlike MewTwo, Golurk can easily KO one if you get two heads.