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Mega Gengar ex
Double Rare
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During your opponent’s next turn, they can’t play any Trainer cards from their hand.
The win condition is to KO your opponent's Pokemon with Mega Gengar ex's 'Labyrinth of Shadows' attack. Losing Mega Gengar ex results in an immediate loss — the opponent wins instantly.
Your goal is to evolve into Mega Gengar ex as quickly as possible. Use your Basic Pokemon and evolution cards to set up your board. Once Mega Gengar ex is active, use 'Labyrinth of Shadows' to disrupt your opponent's hand and secure knockouts. Prioritize protecting your Mega Gengar ex as it is your primary win condition.
Mega Gengar ex attacking
120 + 0 = 120
This attack does not have any damage buffs in the provided data.
Use your Basic Pokemon and Rare Candy to speed up the evolution process. Prioritize getting Mega Gengar ex into play to utilize its powerful attack and trainer lock effect.
Leverage Mega Gengar ex's 'Labyrinth of Shadows' attack to prevent your opponent from playing Trainer cards on their next turn. This can cripple their setup and create opportunities for knockouts.
Since losing Mega Gengar ex is an instant loss, focus all your offensive pressure on it. Knocking it out secures you the win.
If possible, disrupt the evolution line before Mega Gengar ex can hit the field. Removing Gastly or Haunter can slow down the deck significantly.
If you anticipate 'Labyrinth of Shadows', try to play your key Trainer cards before Mega Gengar ex attacks. Otherwise, you will be forced to rely on Pokemon abilities or attacks.
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Threats — Weak Against
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