The Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck is a Eeveelution-focused Deck featuring Eeveelutions and Ditto 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!

Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck Guide

Deck Evaluation

Ace Pokemon						Tier Ranking
Jolteon Genetic Apex (A1)			Ditto Genetic Apex (A1)
						Energy Type(s)
						F2P Friendly?
						✔️
						Deck Difficulty
						★★★
Deck Strengths
Has access to multiple types of Energy. An Eeveelution can be played for different situations.
Deck Weaknesses
May not have the right Eeveelution for specific situations. Multiple Energy types makes it inconsistent.

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List of Cards

Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck List
Pokemon Cards
Flareon ×2				Vaporeon ×2				Jolteon ×2				Meowth ×2
Ditto ×2				Eevee ×2
Trainer Cards
Potion ×2				X Speed ×2				Poke Ball ×2				Professor's Research ×2

Deck Building Guide

Packs Required for Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck

Packs Needed for Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck

How to Play Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck

How to Play Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck
Core Combos and Interactions Starting Hand Deck Strategies Game Phases

Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck Core Combos and Interactions

Primary Attacker	Gimmick Attacker	Description
Jolteon	Ditto	・Jolteon will be your primary source of damage. Try your best to draw into it and flip heads!. ・Flareon and Vaporeon are also useful attackers and have their own strengths. ・Ditto's Copy Anything can be used to copy a number of relevant attacks.

Best Starting Hand

Best Starting Hand

You would always want to have Eevee in your opening hand, as it can evolve the following turn. Meowth is also a good starter, as it can draw into your Eeveelutions with Pay Day.

Use Poke Ball and Professor's Research to dig for more resources.

Other Good Starting Cards

Recommended Starting Hand

Eevee with your choice of Eeveelution is also great because of the options that are available to you on the turn you can evolve it. Be sure to find more Basic Pokemon, as you cannot just start with a lone Eevee that can get KOd by Mewtwo ex's Psychic Sphere + Giovanni.

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Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck Strategies

Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck Strategies
Eeveelutions Ditto Gimmick

Strategy 1: Eeveelutions

Eeveelutions

Eevee can evolve into one of its three Kanto Eeveelutions. Jolteon has an Energy-efficient Pin Missile which can high roll 160 damage but relies on good flips.

Flareon can consistently deal 110 damage with Flamethrower provided you attach Energy to it every turn.

Vaporeon is a tank that can deal 60 damage and heal itself with Bubble Drain. All three are solid choices, with the last obstacle for their efficiency being their Energy requirements.

Strategy 2: Ditto Gimmick

Ditto can be powered up to use some of the metagame's prominent attacks such as Articuno ex's Blizzard, Dragonite's Draco Meteor or Charizard ex's Crimson Storm.

Do remember that attacks like Moltres ex's Inferno Dance and Pikachu ex's Circle Circuit would require you to have Benched Pokemon of specific types. This means that Circle Circuit can max out at 60 damage when you have two Jolteon, or Inferno Dance can only ramp to Benched Flareon.

This may be difficult to pull off, as Ditto would also need to meet the Energy requirements, and our Energy Zone might not give us what we need when we need it.

Game Phases

Early Game

Key Card(s) Required
Step	Description
1	Bench Eevee and dig for resources like evolution cards and other Basic Pokemon.

Mid-Game

Key Card(s) Required
Step	Description
1	Evolve Eevee into the Eeveelution of choice.
2	Heal up with Potion when necessary, avoiding KO range.

Late Game

Key Card(s) Required
1	Gain momentum with board state and prize trades.
2	Attack with Ditto when you can, but some matches may not require it to.

Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck Best and Worst Matchups

Best Matchups

Deck	Commentary
None	Type: None ・The Eeveelutions deck isn't particularly good against specific decks due to its low durability and high dependency on lucky draws and coin flips.

Worst Matchups

Deck	Commentary
Pikachu ex Decks	Type: ・ Pokemon in the deck have low HP and can get overrun by damage from Pikachu ex. ・ May struggle to deal enough damage outside of lucky Jolteon flips.

Overall Consistency

This deck is fun but may struggle with consistency. Having the right Eeveelution for the right situation may prove difficult, as well as having the right type of Energy when you need it.

Consider this deck if you want a challenge, because wins with this deck will surely come with lots of effort and strategy.

Alternatively, if you would want to build a dedicated Ditto deck, you can build it with Weezing and Wigglytuff ex, who is another Colorless attacker that can run different Energy. This synergizes with Ditto, who needs different Energies to meet certain Energy requirements.

Wigglytuff ex and Weezing Deck Strategy Guide and Card List

Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck F2P & Substitutes

Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck Card Substitutes

Card	Explanation
Misty	・Misty can quickly power up your Vaporeon. But Misty would require Eevee to be Vaporeon already before you can use it, as it will not work on a Colorless Eevee or Ditto. [nl

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Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck Other Viable Options

Card	Possible Cuts
Red Card	・ Red Card is good for combating other setup-intensive decks, disrupting their setup as you develop your board.

F2P Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck List

F2P Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck List
Pokemon Cards
Eevee x2	Jolteon x2	Flareon x2	Vaporeon x2
Meowth x2
Trainer Cards
Potion x2	X Speed x2	Poke Ball x2	Professor's Research x2
Red Card x2

This list cuts the Ditto gimmick completely, and adds Red Card to help with disruption. A well-placed Red Card can buy you a valuable turn to set up an Eeveelution for a following turn.

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Meta Decks

S Tier Decks
Arceus ex
A+ Tier Decks
Carnivine	Rampardos	Crobat
Magnezone and Skarmory	Exeggutor ex	Heatran
Charizard ex	Palkia ex	Darkrai ex
Weavile ex	Yanmega ex	Origin Forme Palkia
A Tier Decks
Leafeon ex	Garchomp ex	Probopass ex
Infernape ex	Pachirisu ex	Gyarados ex and Greninja
Pikachu ex	Dialga ex	Articuno ex
Gallade ex	Abomasnow	Celebi ex
B Tier Decks
Glaceon ex	Bronzong	Tyranitar
Staraptor	Donphan	Starmie ex and Articuno ex
Mewtwo ex and Gardevoir	Golem	Pidgeot ex
Scolipede and Weezing	Garchomp	Porygon-Z
Arcanine ex	Dialga ex and Bastiodon	-
C Tier Decks
・Houndoom Deck ・Snorlax Deck ・Lucario Deck ・Pikachu ex and Raichu Deck ・Venusaur ex Deck ・Volkner Deck ・Togekiss Deck ・Aerodactyl ex Deck ・Alakazam and Jynx Deck ・Dragonite Deck ・Machamp ex Deck ・Blastoise ex Deck ・Marowak ex Deck ・Torterra Deck ・Empoleon Deck ・Mismagius ex Deck ・Volcarona and Arcanine ex Deck ・Wigglytuff ex Deck ・Gengar ex Deck

Off Meta Decks

(A2)
・Dialga ex and Lickilicky ex Deck ・Lake Trio Deck ・Rhyperior Deck ・Togekiss Deck
(A1)	(A1a)
・Arbok Lock Deck ・Brock Deck ・Cinccino Deck ・Frosmoth Deck ・Kingler and Articuno ex Deck ・Lt. Surge Deck ・Melmetal Deck ・Mewtwo ex and Weezing Deck ・Primeape Deck ・Venusaur ex and Weezing Deck ・Victreebel and Exeggutor ex Deck	・Gyarados ex and Vaporeon Deck ・Mew ex and Weezing Deck ・Vaporeon and Articuno ex Deck

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