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Battle Arena Decks—Rayquaza-GX vs. Ultra Necrozma-GX
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The Battle Arena Decks—Rayquaza-GX vs. Ultra Necrozma-GX are a pair of Pokémon Trading Card Game Theme Decks released during the Sun & Moon Series. They were available from October 4, 2019.

Description

Battle Arena Decks—Rayquaza-GX vs. Ultra Necrozma-GX

Mighty Pokémon Battle for Victory!

Powerful Pokémon are ready to heat up the battlefield in the new Pokémon TCG: Battle Arena Decks! These 60-card decks are ready to play right away, with powerful cards and winning strategies worthy of an ace Trainer. Each deck is led by an exceptional Legendary Pokémon-GX and includes 9 foil cards. Let the battle begin!

Battle Arena Deck

Rayquaza-GX

Swift as lightning and loaded with power! You'll always be ready with the recharge for Rayquaza-GX, Tapu Koko , and Zapdos in this Lightning- and Grass-type deck.

Battle Arena Deck

Ultra Necrozma-GX

A nightmare for your opponent! Strike hard with Ultra Necrozma-GX, Giratina, and Malamar in this Metal- and Psychic-type deck.

Information

The Battle Arena Decks—Rayquaza-GX vs. Ultra Necrozma-GX are two 60-card decks that focus on popular cards from the Sun & Moon Series. The Rayquaza-GX Deck focuses on Lightning-type Pokémon and is built around Rayquaza-GX from Celestial Storm, while the Ultra Necrozma-GX Deck comprises mostly Psychic-type Pokémon and features Forbidden Light Ultra Necrozma-GX as its main attacker. The decks employ strategies from the time they were originally released and utilize popular cards such as Zapdos, Tapu Koko , Jirachi, and Malamar. Each deck includes a Cracked Ice Holofoil coin and deck box featuring the titular Pokémon, a sheet of damage counters and markers, a two-player playmat and rulesheet, a Quick Guide, and a code card for the Pokémon Trading Card Game Online.

This set of Battle Arena Decks contains exclusive prints of 9 different cards:

• Non Holofoil print (×2) of Team Up Zapdos
• Non Holofoil print (×1) of Unbroken Bonds Zeraora
• Non Holofoil print (×2) of Team Up Erika's Hospitality
• Non Holofoil print (×2) of Team Up Jirachi
• Non Holofoil print (×2) of Lost Thunder Giratina
• Yellow A Alternate art print (×2) of Sightseer
• Yellow A Alternate art print (×2) of Tate & Liza
• Water Web Holofoil print (×6) of Sun & Moon Lightning Energy
• Water Web Holofoil print (×6) of Sun & Moon Psychic Energy

The Rayquaza-GX Deck also included re-releases of Non Holofoil Forbidden Light Magnezone (×3) from the Lightning Loop Theme Deck.

Deck lists

Rayquaza-GX Deck No. Card Type Quantity 109/168 Rayquaza 2× 51/181 Tapu Koko 1× 36/131 Magnezone 3× 35/131 Magneton 2× 34/131 Magnemite 3× 82/214 Zebstrika 2× 81/214 Blitzle 2× 23/108 Zapdos 2× 60/214 Zeraora 1× 23/113 Heracross 1× 122/160 Acro Bike I 2× 74/108 Brock's Grit Su 1× 119/156 Cynthia Su 2× 170/214 Energy Spinner I 1× 140/181 Erika's Hospitality Su 2× 130/168 Fisherman Su 1× 125/156 Lillie Su 2× 152/181 Pokémon Communication I 3× 133/156 Pokémon Fan Club Su 3× 142/168 Rare Candy I 2× 147/168 Switch I 3× 148a/168 Tate & Liza Su 2× 146/162 Volkner Su 2× — Grass Energy [Non Holofoil] E 5× — Lightning Energy [Holofoil] E 6× — Lightning Energy [Non Holofoil] E 4×

Ultra Necrozma-GX Deck No. Card Type Quantity 95/131 Ultra Necrozma 2× 51/131 Malamar 3× 50/131 Inkay 3× 65/168 Banette 2× 64/168 Shuppet 2× 97/214 Giratina 2× 99/181 Jirachi 2× 110/168 Dunsparce 2× 122/160 Acro Bike I 2× 74/108 Brock's Grit Su 1× 119/156 Cynthia Su 2× 140/181 Erika's Hospitality Su 2× 122/156 Escape Board I 2× 125/156 Lillie Su 2× 113/131 Mysterious Treasure I 3× 152/181 Pokémon Communication I 2× 133/156 Pokémon Fan Club Su 2× 189a/214 Sightseer Su 2× 147/168 Switch I 3× 148/168 Tate & Liza Su 2× 156/181 Viridian Forest St 2× 117/131 Beast Energy E 1× — Metal Energy [Non Holofoil] E 4× — Psychic Energy [Holofoil] E 6× — Psychic Energy [Non Holofoil] E 4×

This article is part of Project TCG, a Bulbapedia project that aims to report on every aspect of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.