This is Game8's tier list of Colorless type decks and cards in Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket (PTCG Pocket). Keep reading to learn more about these staples and see what makes them the best cards in the game!

Best Pokemon Decks and Cards by Type
Colorless		Grass		Fire		Water		Psychic
Fighting		Lightning		Metal		Darkness		Dragon

Best Colorless Type Decks

Colorless Type Deck Ranking

Best Colorless Type Decks Tier List

The decks listed above are not completely colorless but the main colorless Pokemon have synergy with other Pokemon Types, making them very flexible to use.

Deck Tier List Criteria

Best Card Tier List Criteria

	The best decks are in the S tier, which are decks that have amazing consistency on top of being easy to build and function with minimal difficulty.
	A Tier Decks are also powerful, and can also function at a high level, but may not be as easy to pilot as the S Tiers.

Deck Tier List Explanations

Click to Jump to a Section!

S Tier

Deck	Explanation
Wigglytuff ex Deck	Can win by a landslide if the opponent stays asleep for a few turns. Can inflict poison to deal damage every turn.

A Tier

Deck	Explanation
Eeveelutions and Ditto Deck	・Has access to multiple types of Energy. ・ An Eeveelution can be played for different situations.

Best Decks Tier List

Best Colorless Type Cards

Colorless Type Cards Ranking

Tier	Card

Card Tier List Criteria

Best Card Tier List Criteria

	The best cards are in the S tier, which are cards that will always be impactful whenever they are played. These are cards that must always be answered or else they will take over a game.
	A Tier cards are cards that are also powerful but do not necessarily centralize a game when they are on the field.
	B Tier cards are less impactful but are still worth using in a deck.
	C Tier cards are good but may have better alternatives available.

Card Tier List Explanations

Click to Jump to a Section!

S Tier

Card	Explanation
Pidgeot	・ Drive Off is a disruptive Ability that works like a free Sabrina every turn. ・ Wing Attack's 70 damage is a good number for knocking out most non-ex Basic Pokemon, or 2HKOing most ex Pokemon.

A Tier

Card	Explanation
Wigglytuff ex	・ Very tanky and easy to play as it only requires one evolution. ・ High damage attack that is guaranteed to make target fall asleep.
Farfetch'd	・ Efficient 1 Energy attack that deals 40 damage with Leek Slap.
Kangaskhan	・ Can deal 80 damage for one Energy on two heads flips. ・ Very good 100 HP makes it decently bulky.

B Tier

Card	Explanation
Persian	・ Has niche uses, but can be useful to disrupt an opponent's set up by removing cards from their hand.
Chansey	・ Very tanky and easy to play even at the beginning of a match. ・ Hard to pivot due to high retreat cost, but useful for stalling.
Tauros	・ High HP and can be easily played. ・ Low damage attack for with high Energy cost, best used for stalling.
Snorlax	・ Very tanky and easy to play even at the beginning of a match. ・ Hard to used offensively or pivot due to high Energy costs, but useful for stalling.
Cinccino	・ Colorless version of Pikachu ex, but will take longer to set up. ・ Can fit any deck as it can use any type of Energy and attack has no type requirement. ・ Damage may fall flat since no type is weak to Colorless attacks.

C Tier

Card	Explanation
Raticate	・ Has more a bit health than Farfetch'd, but takes longer to play as it needs to evolve.
Fearow	・ High health, but vulnerable to Lightning cards which are commonly used. ・ Effect of attack can debilitate opposing cards that need a lot of Energy, but relies on coin flips.
Wigglytuff	・ Non-ex version of Wigglytuff but is less tanky and cannot make opposing cards fall asleep.
Dodrio	・ As it needs to be evolved, it falls behind Farfetch'd which is a faster card to play. ・ Low health and damage output for a Stage 1 card.
Lickitung	・ Can deal a lot of damage but heavily relies on coin flips. ・ Has high energy costs for attack and retreat cost but lacks health to stay afloat.
Ditto	・ Highly relies on going with the flow of a match. ・ May not be worth investing Energy to copy an opposing card's move as it has low HP.
Porygon	・ Ability can be easily countered if your hand is shuffled. ・ Low HP and damage output.
Aerodactyl	・ Move has no damage and is unreliable, as it is much better to use Sabrina, Pidgeot, or Grapploct so you can still deal damage.
Dubwool	・ Tanky due to its high health, but needs to be evolved. ・ Low damage for an attack that has a high Energy cost.

List of All Colorless Type Pokemon Cards

PTCGP Colorless Pokemon Deck Strategy

Strategy Focuses on Dealing Plain Damage

Most Colorless-type cards do not have complicated gimmicks compared to other cards, and instead focus on dealing flat damage after setting them up.

Damage output from these can only be boosted in a few ways, like using Giovanni, as there are no cards weak to Colorless attacks.

Can Fit in Any Deck

Colorless cards can also fit in any deck as filler cards, as these can use any type of Energy. This way, most decks can still be viable as you can use Colorless cards as a substitute.

Deck Building Guide

Pokemon TCG Pocket Related Guides

Pokemon TCG Pocket Tier Lists

Tier Lists

Tier List By Type

Best Pokemon Decks and Cards by Type
Colorless		Grass		Fire		Water		Psychic
Fighting		Lightning		Metal		Darkness		Dragon

Best Pack Pulls

Best Pack Pulls
Best Pikachu Pack Pulls	Best Charizard Pack Pulls	Best Mewtwo Pack Pulls

Tools