Vanilluxe Deck
0.0% of the meta · Updated June 10, 2026
Win Rate
32.6%
Meta Share
0.0%
Core Cards
2
Estimated Pack Cost
83
estimated packs to collect all core cards
2x Uncommon~42/ea
VanilluxeUncommon
Gardevoir57 pks
VanilluxeUncommon
Eevee26 pks
Estimates based on pull rates. Actual results may vary.
Key Moves & Abilities
Double Spin(Vanilluxe)
80Flip 2 coins. This attack does 80 damage for each heads.
Sweets Relay(Vanilluxe)
60If 1 of your Pokémon used Sweets Relay during your last turn, this attack does 60 more damage.
Strategy Guide
Auto-generatedVanilluxe is a Stage 2 water attacker that chains Sweets Relay turns to deliver 120 damage, supported by Alcremie's bench. The win condition is stringing consecutive Sweets Relay activations to threaten 2HKO chains while denying the opponent points through Sabrina and Cyrus disruption.
Open by searching Vanillite with Poke Ball and benching Milcery to start the Alcremie support line. Use Rare Candy to leap over Vanillish and land Vanilluxe on the active spot as quickly as possible. Mid-game, alternate Sweets Relay turns — the first hits for 60, every subsequent activation hits for 120, pressuring most non-ex Pokemon into a 1HKO range. Sabrina and Cyrus let you redirect damage or disrupt the opponent's tempo when they try to pivot around your attacker.
Damage Math
First Sweets Relay turn
base 60 + no chain bonus = 60
Opening attack — trades poorly against ex Pokemon
Chained Sweets Relay turn
base 60 + chain bonus 60 = 120
Achieved when Sweets Relay was used the previous turn; 1HKOs most 120 HP or less targets
Double Spin ceiling
80 per heads x 2 coins = 160 max
Full flip outcome; 80 on 1 heads, 0 on both tails — unreliable
Strengths
- Chained Sweets Relay hits 120 damage, enough to 1HKO most non-ex Pokemon and threaten swift point scoring.
- Two Vanilluxe variants provide flexibility: deterministic chain damage or high-ceiling coin-flip burst with Double Spin.
- Sabrina and Cyrus give real disruption options, letting you drag out a weaker target or reset opponent momentum.
Weaknesses
- Vanilluxe is not an ex, so each KO only scores 1 point for the opponent — but getting the chain going requires two full turns, during which you are vulnerable.Tempo
- Stage 2 evolution line means a missed Rare Candy or bad draw loses turns and lets the opponent build unopposed.Consistency
- Double Spin is a 2-energy attack with heavy coin dependence; two tails is a complete wasted turn.Other
- Poor matchups against Suicune ex, Mega Blaziken ex, and Teal Mask Ogerpon ex highlight water-type and speed disadvantages.Matchup
How to Play
Chain Sweets Relay for maximum damage
The core loop requires Vanilluxe to use Sweets Relay on consecutive turns. The first activation deals 60 damage. If Sweets Relay was used on your last turn, the attack deals 120. Prioritize keeping Vanilluxe in the active spot and attach water energy each turn to maintain the chain without interruption.
Key cardsVanilluxeRare Candy
Use disruption trainers to protect the chain
Cyrus lets you switch your active Pokemon and the opponent's, potentially stranding a freshly charged attacker on their bench. Sabrina forces a specific benched Pokemon into their active spot, letting you target a low-HP Pokemon for a quick point or avoid a dangerous attacker. Use these to extend Vanilluxe's life.
Key cardsCyrusSabrina
Leverage Milcery and Alcremie as bench support
The Milcery and Alcremie line occupies bench slots and provides secondary support. When Vanilluxe is threatened, having benched Pokemon ready ensures you can continue applying pressure and avoid giving the opponent an easy path to 3 points from a lone active target.
Key cardsMilceryAlcremie
How to Beat This Deck
Break the Sweets Relay chain with switching
Vanilluxe's chain resets if it is not in the active spot at the start of your opponent's next activation. Any forced switch — using your own Cyrus or switching trainers — erases the 60 bonus damage requirement and forces them to rebuild the chain from 60 damage, buying you one safe turn.
CountersCyrus
Apply early pressure before Stage 2 arrives
Vanilluxe needs Rare Candy or natural evolution draws to deploy. Aggressive fast-attack decks that score a point on Vanillite or Vanillish during early turns force the opponent into a tempo deficit. Disrupting Rare Candy access via hand disruption slows the setup further.
CountersProfessor's ResearchCopycat
Target Alcremie with bench damage
The Milcery-Alcremie line on the bench is low-HP and supports Vanilluxe. Dealing bench damage — via spread attackers or Pokemon with bench-hit moves — chips down these support Pokemon, reducing the opponent's ability to use them as backup pivots or secondary attackers.
CountersSabrina
Common Substitutions
Secondary attacker / coin-flip burst
- Vanilluxe:The Double Spin variant (80 dmg x2 coins) serves as a burst option when the chain cannot be maintained; run both variants to adapt.
Hand disruption
- Copycat:Copies the opponent's hand size; strong when they accumulate large hands and helps you refuel your own options.
- Professor's Research:Hard draw of 2 cards; essential for finding Rare Candy and the Vanilluxe evolution on time.
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Matchups
Threats — Weak Against
Based on type weakness analysis of core cards. View full matchup matrix →