0.1% of the meta · Updated July 25, 2026
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Mew ex
Crown Rare
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Mew ex is a mirror-attack control deck built around Genome Hacking, which copies any one of the opponent's active Pokemon's attacks using only three Colorless energy. The win condition is turning the opponent's own high-damage tools against them while Future Booster Energy Capsule and Peculiar Plaza enable Iron Valiant and Iron Moth as efficient secondary attackers.
Open by placing Iron Valiant or Iron Moth as bench support and locating Mew ex through early draws; Poké Ball can grab any Basic including Mew ex directly. Mid-game, charge three Colorless energy onto Mew ex and use Genome Hacking to copy whichever attack currently threatens you most — particularly opponent ex attacks that cost fewer resources in the original deck than three Colorless. Victini, Iron Crown, and Future Booster Energy Capsule accelerate energy onto the Iron-type Pokemon for supplemental pressure. In finishing turns, pivot between Genome Hacking for lethal copied attacks and Iron Moth or Iron Valiant for direct damage.
Mew ex needs three Colorless energy to use Genome Hacking. Professor Turo and Cabbie help access energy resources or key cards. Once three energy are attached, select the opponent's most powerful attack and copy it. Against ex Pokemon with 150-200 damage attacks, Genome Hacking delivers that damage for just three Colorless, creating an extraordinary damage-to-energy-cost advantage.
Future Booster Energy Capsule accelerates energy onto Iron Valiant and Iron Moth, making them independent threats alongside Mew ex. Iron Crown provides additional utility. Peculiar Plaza supports the Future-type Pokemon suite. This multi-attacker setup ensures Genome Hacking is not the only offensive option and gives the deck more point-scoring vectors.
Genome Hacking copies whatever attack the opponent's active Pokemon has — if that attack deals low damage or requires specific conditions this deck cannot meet, Mew ex wastes three Colorless energy for minimal return. Keeping a low-damage or non-damaging Pokemon active when Mew ex is charged denies a meaningful copy and wastes the three-energy investment.
Mew ex only has 130 HP and requires three energy before Genome Hacking fires. Applying aggressive early pressure — especially from decks that attack for two energy or less — can knock out Mew ex before it becomes active. Scoring 2 points from the KO immediately shifts the point race heavily in your favor given how much the deck relies on Mew ex.
Mew ex is a psychic-type Pokemon. Dark-type attackers dealing type-effective damage can KO Mew ex in a single hit, scoring 2 points instantly and ending the Genome Hacking threat. Guzzlord ex's 25% matchup win rate from the opponent's perspective reflects this — dark-type offense strips Mew ex before it can execute the copy strategy.
Energy accelerator for Future-type attackers
Threats — Weak Against
Based on type weakness analysis of core cards. View full matchup matrix →
