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Pokemon TGC Pocket - Slurpuff Best Deck Build and How to Play

This guide will show you how to build some of the strongest Slurpuff Decks. We'll cover the best Slurpuff Deck builds, how to use them, as well how to beat Slurpuff Decks, and more!

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Best Slurpuff Decks
Slurpuff Deck Strategy Guide
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Best Slurpuff Decks

Slurpuff Deck Variants	Strengths and Weaknesses
Alcremie and Slurpuff Deck [★ Best ★]	Strengths: • Sweets Relay and Sweets Overload get stronger over the course of multiple turns. • Uses Water Energy in order to make use of Irida's stronger healing. Weaknesses: • The Pokemon in this deck are not very bulky and they share a weakness to Metal. • May lack offensive power in the early to mid game.
Rampardos and Slurpuff Deck [★ New ★]	Strengths: • Slurpuff can consistently hit for 90 with Sweets Relay for only 2 Energy. • Rampardos's low-cost attack can OHKO most Pokemon and deal meaningful damage to Pokemon who can tank it. • All Pokemon in the deck are high HP single point Pokemon. Weaknesses: • Slurpuff needs two Energy to attack and has a huge three Retreat Cost. • The Skull Fossil relies on the Rare Candy item in order to evolve into Rampardos, since this deck does not have Cranidos.

Slurpuff Deck Variants

Strengths and Weaknesses

Alcremie and Slurpuff Deck
[★ Best ★]

Strengths:
• Sweets Relay and Sweets Overload get stronger over the course of multiple turns.
• Uses Water Energy in order to make use of Irida's stronger healing.

Weaknesses:
• The Pokemon in this deck are not very bulky and they share a weakness to Metal.
• May lack offensive power in the early to mid game.

Rampardos and Slurpuff Deck
[★ New ★]

Strengths:
• Slurpuff can consistently hit for 90 with Sweets Relay for only 2 Energy.
• Rampardos's low-cost attack can OHKO most Pokemon and deal meaningful damage to Pokemon who can tank it.
• All Pokemon in the deck are high HP single point Pokemon.

Weaknesses:
• Slurpuff needs two Energy to attack and has a huge three Retreat Cost.
• The Skull Fossil relies on the Rare Candy item in order to evolve into Rampardos, since this deck does not have Cranidos.

Alcremie and Slurpuff Deck

Vanillite ×2	Vanillish ×2	Swirlix ×2	Slurpuff ×2
Milcery ×2	Alcremie ×2	Sabrina ×1	Cyrus ×1
Irida ×2	Poke Ball ×2	Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

In this deck, Alcremie is best used in the late game. Try to set up Slurpuff first and build up your Sweets Relays. It is ideal to use Sweets Relay every turn, especially since the Basic Pokemon with this move only require one Energy.

Vanillish gives the deck another Pokemon that can use Sweets Relay, which will later on allow Alcremie to deal even more damage with Sweets Overload.

Despite being a primarily Psychic-type deck, all of the Pokemon moves in this deck only require Colorless Energy, allowing you to choose whichever type of Energy you want. The best Energy to have here is Water Energy, so that you can utilize Irida, the Trainer card that provides the most amount of healing only if you have Water Energy attached.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	Sabrina x 1 (Charizard Pack)
Mythical Island (A1a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	Cyrus x 1 (Palkia Pack)
Triumphant Light (A2a)	Irida x 2 (Arceus Pack)
Shining Revelry (A2b)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Celestial Guardians	No cards needed from this expansion.
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	Vanillite x 2 (Eevee Pack) Vanillish x 2 (Eevee Pack) Swirlix x 2 (Eevee Pack) Slurpuff x 2 (Eevee Pack) Milcery x 2 (Eevee Pack) Alcremie x 2 (Eevee Pack)
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	No cards needed from this expansion.
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack)

Rampardos and Slurpuff Deck

Cranidos ×1	Rampardos ×2	Swirlix ×2	Slurpuff ×2
Skull Fossil ×2	Giant Cape ×1	Cyrus ×1	Mars ×1
Iono ×1	Pokemon Center Lady ×1	Rare Candy ×2	Poke Ball ×2
Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

Slurpuff can hit for a consistent 90 damage with Sweets Relay, setting up 2HKOs for itself or its teammate Rampardos.

Use Rare Candy to evolve Skull Fossil into Rampardos, and attack with it when you're sure to get a KO.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mythical Island (A1a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	Cranidos x 1 (Dialga Pack) Rampardos x 2 (Dialga Pack) Skull Fossil x 2 (Dialga Pack) Giant Cape x 1 (Dialga Pack) Cyrus x 1 (Palkia Pack) Mars x 1 (Palkia Pack)
Triumphant Light (A2a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Shining Revelry (A2b)	Iono x 1 (Shiny Charizard Pack) Pokemon Center Lady x 1 (Shiny Charizard Pack)
Celestial Guardians	Rare Candy x 2 (Any Pack)
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	Swirlix x 2 (Eevee Pack) Slurpuff x 2 (Eevee Pack)
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	No cards needed from this expansion.
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack)

Slurpuff Deck Strategy Guide

Keep Using Sweets Relay

Swirlix and Slurpuff both have the Sweets Relay Attack, which get a damage boost if you used Sweets Relay the previous turn. This lets Slurpuff hit for a consistent 90 damage for only two Energy as early as turn 2, which can set up 2HKOs on most ex Pokemon.

Use a Late-Game Sweeper

Once you've built up a good number of Sweets Relays, it's time to bring in Alcremie. Even getting only three Sweets Relay attacks off will allow Alcremie's Sweets Overload attack to deal 120 damage, which is enough to knock out a lot of threatening Pokemon.

Rampardos's Head Smash can do a solid 130 damage, which can KO ex Pokemon who have already taken Sweets Relay damage.

How to Beat Slurpuff Decks

Use Metal-Type Pokemon

Slurpuff Decks are typically weak to Metal-type Pokemon. With a good Metal-type deck that doesn't require too much setup, you should be able to knock out Swirlix or its partners with minimal effort.

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Mega Altaria ex and Chingling Deck	Greninja ex and Suicune ex Deck	Mega Absol ex and Hydreigon Deck	-
Tier
Mega Blaziken ex and Heatmor Deck	Pom-Pom Oricorio and Magnezone Deck	Decidueye ex Deck	-
Tier
Mega Absol ex and Pom-Pom Oricorio Deck	Mega Absol ex and Weezing Deck	Hydreigon Deck	Espeon ex and Indeedee ex Deck
Tier
Mega Blaziken ex and Entei ex Deck	Mega Gyarados ex and Milotic Deck	Indeedee ex and Giratina ex Deck	Luxray Deck
Pom-Pom Oricorio and Greninja Deck	Giratina ex and Darkrai ex Deck	Guzzlord ex and Naganadel Deck	-
Tier
Mega Pinsir ex and Leafeon ex Deck	Mega Ampharos ex and Raikou ex Deck	Hitmonchan ex and Lucario Deck	Jolteon ex and Jolteon Deck
Tapu Koko ex and Pom-Pom Oricorio Deck	SR Pikachu ex and Pom-Pom Oricorio Deck	Crobat and Arceus ex Deck	Goodra and Indeedee ex Deck
Tier
Rapidash ex and Ninetales Deck	Tauros ex and Hydreigon Deck	Whimsicott ex and Meowscarada Deck	Dragalge ex and Nihilego Deck
Golurk Deck	Aegislash and Togedemaru Deck	Mega Pidgeot ex and Raikou ex Deck	-

List of All Decks

Core Expansion	Decks
(B1)	・Aegislash ・Dragalge ex ・Greninja ex ・Golurk ・Goodra ・Hitmonchan ex ・Hydreigon ・Indeedee ex ・Jolteon ex ・Luxray ・Mega Absol ex ・Mega Altaria ex ・Mega Ampharos ex ・Mega Blaziken ex ・Mega Gyarados ex ・Mega Pidgeot ex ・Mega Pinsir ex ・Melmetal ex ・Rapidash ex ・Tauros ex ・Whimsicott ex
(A4a)	・Altaria ・Celebi ・Dugtrio ・Entei ex ・Galarian Cursola ・Jumpluff ex ・Latios ・Miltank ・Poliwrath ex ・Raikou ex ・Slowking ・SS Eelektross ・Suicune ex ・Zoroark
(A4)	・Crobat ex ・Donphan ex ・Espeon ex ・Ho-oh ex ・Kingdra ex ・Lanturn ex ・Lugia ex ・Magcargo ・Raikou ・Scizor ・Shuckle ex ・Skarmory ex ・Steelix ・Umbreon ex ・WSS Gyarados ・WSS Tyranitar ・Xatu
(A3b)	・Alcremie ・Dragonite ex ・Espeon ・Flareon ex ・Glaceon ・Jolteon ・Leafeon ・Primarina ex ・Slurpuff ・Snorlax ex ・Sylveon ex ・Umbreon ・Vaporeon
(A3a)	・Alolan Dugtrio ex ・Blacephalon ・Buzzwole ex ・Guzzlord ex ・Lycanroc ex ・Naganadel ・Nihilego ・Pheromosa ・Shiinotic ・Silvally ・Stoutland ・Tapu Koko ex ・Ultra Necrozma ex
(A3)	・Alolan Muk ex ・Alolan Ninetales ・Alolan Raichu ex ・Araquanid ・Banette ・Crabominable ex ・Decidueye ex ・Dhelmise ex ・Incineroar ex ・Kommo-o ・Lunala ex ・Mimikyu ・Passimian ex ・Pom-Pom Oricorio ・Rayquaza ex ・Solgaleo ex ・Tsareena ・Turtonator ・Vikavolt ・Wishiwashi ex
(A2b)	・Beedrill ex ・Bibarel ex ・Dondozo ・Gholdengo ・Giratina ex ・Lucario ex ・Meowscarada ・Paldean Clodsire ex ・Pawmot ・SR Charizard ex ・SR Pikachu ex ・Tinkaton ex ・Wugtrio ex
(A2a)	・Abomasnow ・Arceus ex ・Bronzong ・Carnivine ・Crobat ・Donphan ・Garchomp ex ・Gengar ・Glaceon ex ・Heatran ・Houndoom ・Leafeon ex ・Origin Forme Palkia ・Probopass ex ・Snorlax ・Staraptor ・TL Tyranitar
(A2)	・Bastiodon ・Darkrai ex ・Dialga ex ・Empoleon ・Gallade ex ・Garchomp ・Infernape ex ・Lickilicky ex ・Lucario ・Luxray ・Magnezone ・Mesprit ・Mismagius ex ・Pachirisu ex ・Palkia ex ・Porygon-Z ・Rampardos ・Rhyperior ・Togekiss ・Torterra ・Weavile ex ・Yanmega ex
(A1a)	・Aerodactyl ex ・Celebi ex ・Golem ・Gyarados ex ・Mew ex ・Pidgeot ex ・Scolipede
(A1)	・Aerodactyl ・Alakazam ・Arbok ・Arcanine ex ・Articuno ・Articuno ex ・Blastoise ・Blastoise ex ・Centiskorch ・Charizard ・Dragonite ・Exeggutor ex ・Frosmoth ・GA Charizard ex ・GA Gyarados ・GA Pikachu ex ・Gengar ex ・Greninja ・Kabutops ・Kingler ・Lapras ex ・Machamp ex ・Marowak ex ・Melmetal ・Mewtwo ex ・Moltres ex ・Ninetales ・Omastar ・Pidgeot ・Poliwrath ・Primeape ・Raichu ・Starmie ex ・Venusaur ・Venusaur ex ・Weezing ・Wigglytuff ex ・Zapdos ・Zapdos ex

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