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Revavroom Deck

0.0% of the meta · Updated June 10, 2026

Tier 3

Win Rate

33.3%

Meta Share

0.0%

Core Cards

2

Estimated Pack Cost

197

estimated packs to collect all core cards

1x Rare~160/ea
1x Uncommon~37/ea
RevavroomRare
Mega Shine160 pks
RevavroomUncommon
Paldean37 pks

Estimates based on pull rates. Actual results may vary.

Core Cards

Revavroom

Revavroom

Paldean Wonders #076
Revavroom

Revavroom

Mega Shine #050

Key Moves & Abilities

Poison Gas(Revavroom)
50

Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Poisoned.

AbilityMetal Transport(Revavroom)

Once during your turn, you may switch your Active [ M ] Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.

Spinning Drift(Revavroom)
70

Strategy Guide

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Revavroom is a metal poison-and-attrition deck that threatens 50 damage plus poison from Poison Gas while Metal Transport lets you freely rotate between Revavroom copies and Scizor to always present a healthy attacker. The win condition is grinding down opponents through stacked damage — poison chip plus Spinning Drift's coin-flip full immunity — while Steel Apron and Metal Core Barrier absorb incoming hits.

Open with Varoom using Poke Ball to establish the line, then evolve into Revavroom as soon as draw allows. The Metal Transport Revavroom variant lets you swap your active Metal Pokemon freely each turn, ensuring you always pivot a healthy attacker forward. Mid-game, Scyther and Scizor supplement the metal attacker pool while Metal Core Barrier and Steel Apron absorb damage to keep your attackers alive. Finish games by cycling poisoned damage into knockouts while Spinning Drift's coin-flip immunity protects Revavroom on pivotal turns.

Damage Math

Any Active Pokemon

Poison Gas 50 + poison 10 per turn = 60+ over two turns

Poison chip accumulates each opponent turn, reaching KO threshold faster than base damage alone suggests.

Strengths

  • Poison Gas poisons every hit, dealing passive damage each opponent turn on top of the 50 direct damage.
  • Metal Transport rotates healthy Revavroom copies freely, denying opponents easy point scoring on weakened active Pokemon.
  • Steel Apron and Metal Core Barrier provide layered damage reduction, extending attacker longevity well beyond base HP.

Weaknesses

  • Only 33.3% tournament win rate signals the deck underperforms; matchup spread against fighting types is punishing.Consistency
  • Spinning Drift's full damage immunity is coin-flip dependent — failing the flip leaves Revavroom fully exposed to return attacks.Other
  • Houndstone, Annihilape, and Pawmot all sit at 25-27% win rate, meaning three meta decks hard-counter this archetype.Matchup

How to Play

Rotate Attackers With Metal Transport to Deny Points

Metal Transport Revavroom allows free swaps of your active Metal Pokemon each turn. After Poison Gas lands and Revavroom absorbs a hit, rotate it to the bench and bring in the fresh copy or Scizor. This forces opponents to re-target, wasting attacks and preventing them from scoring the KO needed to reach 3 points first.

Key cardsRevavroomScizorScyther

Stack Metal Barriers to Outlast Burst Decks

Steel Apron and Metal Core Barrier reduce incoming damage, protecting Revavroom's 110 HP across multiple exchanges. Training Area can boost your attack output when needed. Deploy Orthworm as an additional Metal body to clog the bench and absorb damage while Revavroom poisons and pivots freely.

Key cardsSteel ApronMetal Core BarrierTraining AreaOrthworm

How to Beat This Deck

Apply Fighting-Type Pressure to Exploit Metal Weakness

Metal Pokemon are typically weak to fire or fighting type attacks. High-damage fire or fighting attackers can overwhelm Metal Core Barrier's reduction and one- or two-shot Revavroom before Metal Transport can cycle a fresh attacker. The Annihilape and Pawmot unfavorable matchups confirm that strong non-ex attackers that score quick points shut this deck down.

Punish Poison Immunity or Healing

Revavroom's core damage plan depends on poison accumulating each turn. Pokemon that can self-cure status conditions or players who use healing items to remove poison effectively cut Revavroom's damage output nearly in half. Without the poison chip supplementing Poison Gas, the deck's 50-damage ceiling is too low to threaten evolved ex Pokemon.

Target Varoom Before Evolution With Early Aggression

Both Revavroom copies are Stage 1 — only Varoom can be found by Poke Ball. Aggressive decks that score a turn-2 or turn-3 KO on Varoom before it evolves deny both the Metal Transport pivot engine and the Poison Gas attacker simultaneously. Losing two Varooms means no Revavroom replacements and the deck collapses.

Common Substitutions

Metal attacker backup

  • Scizor:Evolved from Scyther; supplements Revavroom as a second Metal attacker body when the main line is knocked out.
  • Orthworm:Basic Metal Pokemon that fills the bench and can absorb hits while the Revavroom line sets up.

Top Tournament Deck Lists

#1 — ziquan2

90$ Battle Tower Limit Testing 2!!! · 4W-0L

20 cards

Pokemon (9)

Mega Scizor ex

Mega Scizor ex

2
Pichu

Pichu

Revavroom

Revavroom

2
Scyther

Scyther

2
Varoom

Varoom

2

Trainers (11)

Copycat

Copycat

2
Cyrus

Cyrus

Metal Core Barrier

Metal Core Barrier

Poké Ball

Poké Ball

2
Professor’s Research

Professor’s Research

2
Red

Red

Sabrina

Sabrina

Training Area

Training Area

#1 — Niev

📌 Torneio Standard #9 - Prize $120 BRL · 5W-0L

20 cards

Pokemon (9)

Mega Scizor ex

Mega Scizor ex

2
Pichu

Pichu

Revavroom

Revavroom

2
Scyther

Scyther

2
Varoom

Varoom

2

Trainers (11)

Copycat

Copycat

Cyrus

Cyrus

Lucky Ice Pop

Lucky Ice Pop

2
Metal Core Barrier

Metal Core Barrier

Poké Ball

Poké Ball

2
Professor’s Research

Professor’s Research

2
Steel Apron

Steel Apron

Training Area

Training Area

#1 — FrogEX | Njord

🏆 Sagittarian Open #4 | $75 Prize Pool 🔥 · 12W-2L-2T

20 cards

Pokemon (9)

Mega Scizor ex

Mega Scizor ex

2
Orthworm

Orthworm

Revavroom

Revavroom

2
Scyther

Scyther

2
Varoom

Varoom

2

Trainers (11)

Copycat

Copycat

2
Cyrus

Cyrus

Metal Core Barrier

Metal Core Barrier

2
Poké Ball

Poké Ball

2
Professor’s Research

Professor’s Research

2
Red

Red

Training Area

Training Area

Matchups

Threats — Weak Against

Mega Blaziken ex Deck

fire · 40% WR

T2

Entei ex Deck

fire · 42% WR

T2

Chandelure Deck

psychic, fire · 47% WR

T3

Charizard ex Deck

fire · 48% WR

T3

Mega Charizard X ex Deck

fire · 31% WR

T3

Mega Charizard Y ex Deck

fire · 32% WR

T3

Favorable — Strong Against

Mega Altaria ex Deck

psychic · 44% WR

T1

Alolan Ninetales ex Deck

water · 43% WR

T3

Sylveon ex Deck

psychic · 42% WR

T3

Iron Valiant Deck

psychic · 43% WR

T3

Chien-Pao ex Deck

water · 42% WR

T3

Baxcalibur Deck

water · 42% WR

T3

Based on type weakness analysis of core cards. View full matchup matrix →

Pokemon in this Deck

Revavroom