0.0% of the meta · Updated June 10, 2026
Win Rate
43.8%
Meta Share
0.0%
Core Cards
1
26
estimated packs to collect all core cards
Estimates based on pull rates. Actual results may vary.
This attack does 20 more damage for each Energy attached to your opponent's Active Pokémon.
Exeggutor is a Stage 1 grass attacker whose Psychic attack deals 80 base damage plus 20 more for each energy attached to the opponent's Active Pokemon, punishing energy-hungry attackers with escalating damage. The deck wins by letting opponents overload energy onto a single target, then knocking it out for massive damage.
Open by placing Exeggcute with Poke Ball and using Quick-Grow Extract, Leaf Cape, or Copycat to find Exeggutor early. Support Pokemon like Celebi, Kartana, and Pheromosa occupy the bench and threaten independently while Exeggutor waits. Once the opponent's Active Pokemon has 2 or more energy attached, Exeggutor's Psychic deals 120 or more damage, often a one-hit knockout. Erika, Sightseer, May, and Professor's Research keep cards flowing so you can reload Exeggcute when needed.
Opponent's Active with 2 energy
base 80 + 2x20 = 120
Psychic — common against two-energy attackers
Opponent's Active with 3 energy
base 80 + 3x20 = 140
Psychic — knocks out most Stage 2 and ex Pokemon in one hit
Hold Exeggutor back one or two turns while the opponent stacks energy on their attacker. Psychic deals 80 plus 20 per energy attached — against a three-energy Pokemon it hits 140, enough to one-shot most targets. Sabrina and Cyrus can force the energy-loaded Pokemon active if the opponent tries to retreat.
Pheromosa, Celebi, and Kartana each contribute independent threats from the bench alongside Exeggutor as Active. With up to three bench slots, you can field any combination of these pressure Pokemon to force the opponent to spread responses while Exeggutor waits for an energy-loaded target.
Psychic only deals 100 damage against a one-energy Active Pokemon. Fast single-energy attackers like those in Castform Sunny Form decks can trade efficiently without feeding Exeggutor bonus damage, explaining the 75% opponent win rate in that matchup.
Stripping energy off your own Active Pokemon before Exeggutor attacks reduces the damage bonus. The deck itself runs Field Blower, which shows the designer knew this vulnerability — opponents who also have energy removal tools can keep the math below knockout thresholds.
Nearly every Pokemon in this deck is a single copy. Fast aggression that knockouts Exeggcute before it evolves, or disruption trainers that discard key resources, can leave the player with no viable attacker for multiple turns, conceding the points lead.
Extra draw support
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Threats — Weak Against
Based on type weakness analysis of core cards. View full matchup matrix →