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This Expert Solo Battle guide is for the Probopass ex and Dialga ex Deck from the Triumphant Light expansion. Read on to learn about how to defeat it, counter decks, how to beat the battle tasks, and rewards.
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Probopass ex and Dialga ex have high bulk and can deal great damage. You may use Fire-type Pokemon with low Attack Costs to defeat your opponents before they can accelerate Energy.
Ninetales and Rapidash are good options, as they only need two Energies to deal good damage. You can also opt to boost their damage with Blaine.



Probopass ex can be difficult to KO once it has evolved due to Defensive Unit's effect. It might be best to knock Nosepass out before it evolves. You may use Sabrina or Cyrus to draw it from the Bench into the Active Spot. You may also use cards that target Benched Pokemon such as Genetic Apex Hitmonlee.


If Beedrill ex is immediately set up, it may be able to prevent Dialga ex from using Metallic Turbo with Crushing Spear's effect. You may also opt to counter Dialga ex's Energy acceleration with Team Rocket Grunt.
| Mission | Reward |
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| Win this battle with a deck whose Pokemon are only Water-type |
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| Win this battle using a deck where all the Pokemon cards are of ◇, ◇◇, and/or ◇◇◇ rarity |
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| Win this battle by turn 12 |
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| Win this battle without your opponent getting any points |
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| Deal 1,500 or more damage |
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This deck provides Water-types that have low Attack Cost options. You may use this to clear the Water-type Battle Task.
Articuno ex can be used as both an early-game attacker and a finisher. It is paired with Starmie ex, which is a efficient attacker that only needs two Energy to be effective. In addition to this, its Free Retreat make Starmie ex a great choice of Pokemon to play alongside Articuno ex.
Best Starmie ex Decks and Card List
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To complete the 3◇ Battle Task, you may use the quick and Energy-efficient Ninetales and Blaine Deck.
Rapidash functions as the early game attacker of the deck, putting Pokemon in KO range for Ninetales. With the assistance of Blaine, Ninetales can deal up to 120 damage upon being switched in.
With lucky flips, Rapidash may be able to deal 150 damage with a Type advantage and Blaine's assistance. This not only allows you to clear another Battle Task, but also scores you a KO against Dialga ex.
Best Ninetales Decks and Card List
| First-Time Clear Rewards |
EXP x100 |
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Shinedust x200 |
Shop Ticket x1 |

Solo Battle Guides:
All Decks, Battle Tasks and Counters
Genetic Apex (A1)
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・Ivysaur ・Charmeleon ・Wartortle ・Heliolisk ・Swoobat ・Grapploct ・Nidorina & Nidorino |
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Step Up Beginner Solo Battle Guides
Genetic Apex (A1) |
・Venusaur & Exeggutor ex ・Charizard & Arcanine ・Blastoise & Gyarados ・Magneton & Eelektross ・Alakazam & Mewtwo ・Golem & Machamp ・Nidoking & Muk |
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Step Up Intermediate Solo Battle Guides
Mythical Island (A1a) |
・Celebi ex ・Volcarona & Blaine ・Gyarados ex ・Raichu & Lt. Surge ・Mew ex ・Aerodactyl ex ・Golem & Brock ・Blue & Pidgeot ex |
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Genetic Apex (A1) |
・Venusaur ex ・Charizard ex ・Blastoise ex ・Pikachu ex ・Mewtwo ex ・Machamp ex ・Nidoqueen & Nidoking |
Step Up Advanced Solo Battle Guides
Probopass ex and Dialga ex (Triumphant Light) Expert Solo Battle Guide



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