Wigglytuff ex Deck Strategy Guide and Card List

The Wigglytuff ex Deck is a Disruptive Water and Colorless type Deck featuring Wigglytuff and Frosmoth from the Genetic Apex Set in Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket (PTCG Pocket). Read on for the complete list of cards in this deck, basic information on the deck, how to play the deck, and optimal matchups for it!

Wigglytuff ex Deck Guide

Deck Evaluation

Ace Pokemon						Tier Ranking
Wigglytuff ex Genetic Apex (A1)			Frosmoth Genetic Apex (A1)
						Energy Type(s)
						F2P Friendly?
						✔️
						Deck Difficulty
						★
Deck Strengths
Can win by a landslide if the opponent stays asleep for a few turns.
Deck Weaknesses
Weak damage. Victory or defeat heavily depends on the coin flip.

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List of Cards

Wigglytuff ex Deck List
Pokemon Cards
Snom ×2				Frosmoth ×2				Jigglypuff ×2				Wigglytuff ex ×2
Trainer Cards
Misty ×2				Sabrina ×2				Potion ×2				X Speed ×2
Poke Ball ×2				Professor's Research ×2

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How to Play Wigglytuff ex Deck

How to Play Wigglytuff ex Deck
Core Combos and Interactions Starting Hand Deck Strategies Game Phases

Wigglytuff ex Deck Core Combos and Interactions

Disabler 1	Disabler 2	Description
Frosmoth	Wigglytuff ex	・Frosmoth and Wigglytuff's attack can put the opponent's active Pokemon to sleep for a few turns.

Best Starting Hand

Best Starting Hand

Having both Frosmoth and Wigglytuff ex's evolution lines and Misty right away makes setting up easier and faster.

Other Good Starting Cards

Recommended Starting Hand

Having Professor's Research allows you to dig up more cards that can help set up the deck, such as X Speed and Misty.

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Wigglytuff ex Deck Strategies

Wigglytuff ex Deck Strategies
Early Sleep Setup Wigglytuff ex Starting Hand Professor's Research and Sabrina

Strategy 1: Early Sleep Setup

Early Sleep Setup

If you have Snom, Frosmoth, and Misty in your starting hand, play Snom right away, use Misty to attach Water Energy to Frosmoth on the bench, then use Poke Ball to hopefully get Jigglytuff.

On your second turn, evolve Snom to Frosmoth right away, then use Powder Snow to damage and put your opponent's active Pokemon to sleep.

Strategy 2: Wigglytuff ex Starting Hand

Shoud you have Jigglytuff instead of Snom as your starting basic Pokemon and Wigglytuff ex as your Stage 1 evolution Pokemon, play Jigglytuff right away, then use Poke Ball to hopefully get Snom.

On your second turn, evolve Jigglytuff to Wigglytuff right away. Finally, on your third turn, use Sleepy Song to damage and put your opponent's active Pokemon to sleep.

Strategy 3: Professor's Research and Sabrina

If you don't have the Stage 1 evolution Pokemon of your starting basic Pokemon right away, use Professor's Research to hopefully draw the correct Stage 1 evolution Pokemon for your starting basic Pokemon, then use Sabrina to disrupt your opponent's setup if needed to buy you time.

Game Phases

Early Game

Key Card(s) Required
Step	Description
1	Play Snom right away.
2	Use Misty to attach Water Energy to Frosmoth on the bench.
3	On your second turn, evolve Snom into Frosmoth right away, then use Powder Snow to damage and put your opponent's active Pokemon to sleep.

Mid-Game

Key Card(s) Required
Step	Description
1	At this point, all basic Pokemon should be evolved to their Stage 1 evolution already.
2	Use Professor's Research to dig up more resources, such as Potion or Sabrina.
3	Keep dealing damage and putting your opponent's active Pokemon to sleep with Sleepy Song or Powder Snow.

Late Game

Key Card(s) Required
1	Use Sabrina to disrupt your opponent's setup when needed.

Wigglytuff ex Deck Best and Worst Matchups

Best Matchups

Worst Matchups

Deck	Commentary
Pikachu ex Decks	Type: ・Pikachu ex can OHKO Snom or Jigglytuff early on before they can evolve since the Pokemon's damage exceeds Snom or Jigglytuff's HP.
Starmie ex Decks	Type: ・Starmie ex can also OHKO Snom or Jigglytuff early on before they can evolve since the Pokemon's damage exceeds their HP.

Overall Consistency

Due to the deck's low damage and high dependency on coin flips, the deck is remarkably inconsistent.

Wigglytuff ex Deck F2P & Substitutes

Wigglytuff ex Deck Card Substitutes

Card	Explanation
Wigglytuff	・ Non-ex Wigglytuff gives the deck a non-ex option but deals even less damage and doesn't put the opponent's active card to sleep.

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Wigglytuff ex Deck Other Viable Options

Card	Possible Cuts
Wigglytuff	・ Exchanging X Speed for a non-ex Wigglytuff gives the deck a non-ex option.
Giovanni	・ Exchanging X Speed for Giovanni boosts the deck's damage potential by 10.

Wigglytuff ex and Tentacruel Deck Option

Wigglytuff ex and Tentacruel Deck Option
Pokemon Cards
Snom x2	Frosmoth x2	Jigglypuff x2	Wigglytuff ex x2
Tentacool x2	Tentacruel x2
Trainer Cards
Misty x2	Professor's Research x2	Poke Ball x2	Potion x2

Having Tentacruel makes the deck more effective by adding the Poison Special Condition on top of the Sleep, which doesn't wake up sleeping Pokemon. The Poison also functions as a disruptive move since it forces the opponent to bench its active Pokemon to remove the Poison.

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