List of Pokémon Trading Card Game Online decks: Difference between revisions

Nine decks have so far been made available to players in Trainer Challenge in the Pokémon Trading Card Game Online, with two decks each under the types Grass, Fire, and Water. Three, Basic Red, Basic Blue, and Basic Green, are available to use anytime. The other sixteen, Red Frenzy, Green Tornado, Blue Assault, Night Hunter, Toxic Tricks, Power Play, Fast Daze, Furious Knights, Explosive Edge, Voltage Vortex, Raiders, Shadows, Dragon Snarl, Dragon Speed, IceShock and ColdFire, are only available after players redeem codes from actual decks they have bought from stores. While Daybreak and Nightfall appear to be unlockable in the same way, they are not.^[1] The first three decks have eleven cards that can be unlocked as players play through Trainer Challenge. These cards automatically replace certain cards in the deck the player used.

Another deck, Basic Yellow, is only available in the main game of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

The other decks listed below are decks used by NPCs in the game and some you can unlock for free.

The cards used in the decks are based on real, tangible cards, though some are Japanese-only cards.

Basic Red

Main article: Basic Red (TCG)

Basic Blue

Main article: Basic Blue (TCG)

Basic Green

Main article: Basic Green (TCG)

Red Frenzy

Main article: Red Frenzy (TCG)

Green Tornado

Main article: Green Tornado (TCG)

Blue Assault

Main article: Blue Assault (TCG)

Night Hunter

Main article: Night Hunter (TCG)

Toxic Tricks

Main article: Toxic Tricks (TCG)

Power Play

Main article: Power Play (TCG)

Other decks

Colorless deck

This deck is used by Zach.
3× Chansey
4× Doduo
1× Dodrio
3× Rattata
4× Spearow
2× Fearow
4× Starly
3× Staravia
1× Staraptor
2× Switch
2× Potion
2× Bill
1× Energy Returner
1× Engineer's Adjustments
1× Full Heal
2× PlusPower
24× Basic Grass Energy

Power Relay

This deck is free and can be redeemed on the store by entering the redemption code: boundariescrossed.

3× Emolga
3× Pikachu
2× Raichu
3× Tynamo
2× Eelektrik
3× Axew
2× Fraxure
1× Haxorus
2× Bouffalant
3× Pidove
2× Tranquil
3× PlusPower
2× Pokémon Communication
3× Potion
2× Revive
2× Cheren
2× Cilan
2× Professor Juniper
18× Basic Lightning Energy

Grass deck

3× Caterpie
4× Chikorita
3× Bayleef
1× Meganium
4× Turtwig
2× Grotle
3× HootHoot
4× Jigglypuff
1× Wigglytuff
2× Copycat
2× Bill
2× PlusPower
2× Potion
2× Switch
1× Pokémon Reversal
24× Basic Grass Energy

Basic Yellow

The Basic Yellow deck

This deck is free to those who gain access to the beta. It cannot be used in Trainer Challenge. The Togekiss is non-holographic and is exclusive to this deck.

3× Chinchou
1× Lanturn
4× Mareep
3× Flaaffy
2× Ampharos
4× Pikachu
3× Raichu
3× Chansey
1× Blissey
4× Togepi
2× Togetic
1× Togekiss
1× Energy Returner
2× Switch
2× Bill
2× Engineer's Adjustments
2× Interviewer's Questions
2× Professor Elm's Training Method
18× Basic Lightning Energy

Basic Orange

This deck has been given out on multiple occasions. It cannot be used in Trainer Challenge, just like Basic Yellow. This deck is dedicated to fighting type Pokémon.

3× Drilbur
1× Excadrill
3× Mienfoo
2× Mienshao
3× Roggenrola
2× Boldore
1× Gigalith
2× Throh
4× Timburr
3× Gurdurr
2× Conkledurr
4× Energy Search
4× Heavy Ball
2× Pokedex
2× Pokémon Catcher
2× Switch
2× Cheren
2× N
2× Giant Caps
18× Basic Fighting Energy

References

This article is part of both Project Sidegames and Project TCG, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Sidegames and TCG, respectively.