10 best cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket Extradimensional Crisis
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The new Extradimension Crisis expansion in Pokemon TCG Pocket gives a powerful roster of Ultra Beast cards and support options that are very impactful and have a good impact on gameplay.
The cards are focused on aggressive strategies, energy acceleration, and complete disruption; the new set also stands out with competitive viability. This article outlines the top 10 best cards from the set. All the cards are selected based on their statistical strength, tactical value, and potential relevance in evolving metagames.
Top 10 cards from the
Extradimensional Crisis expansion
Here are the 10 best cards from the Extradimension Crisis expansion of Pokemon TCG Pocket
1. Guzzlord ex
Type
: Darkness
HP
: 170
Stage
: Basic
Retreat
Cost
: 4
Weakness
: Grass
Why it stands out
: High HP in the set, best for tank and stall strategies.
2. Buzzwole ex
Type
: Grass
HP
: 140
Stage:
Basic
Retreat Cost:
2
Weakness
: Fire
Why it stands out:
High HP with aggressive potential and strong Ultra Beast synergy.
3. Naganadel
Type
: Darkness
HP
:
100
Stage
: Stage 1
R
etreat Cos
t: 2
Weakness
: Fighting
Why it stands out:
Consistent energy accelerator in Ultra Beast builds.
4. Nihilego
Type
: Darkness
HP
: 70
Stage
: Basic
Retreat Cost
: 1
Weakness
: Fighting
Why it stands out:
Different and versatile that fit in many control decks.
5. Blacephalon
Type
: Fire
HP
: 100
Stage
: Basic
Retreat
Cost
: 2
Weakness
: Water
Why it stands out:
Good for explosive damage potential in Fire decks.
6. Xurkitree
Type:
Lightning
HP:
100
Stage:
Basic
Retreat Cost:
2
Weakness
: Fighting
Why it stands out
: Strong disruption and energy denial capabilities.
7. Type: Null
Type:
Colorless
HP:
80
Stage:
Basic
Retreat Cost
: 2
Weakness:
Fighting
Why it stands out:
Good support card
8. Stakataka
Type:
Metal
HP:
110
Stage:
Basic
Retreat Cost:
3
Weakness:
Fire
Why it stands out:
Fits well in defensive decks.
9. Kartana
Type:
Grass
HP:
60
Stage:
Basic
Retreat Cost:
1
Weakness:
Fire
Why it stands out:
Cheap attacker.
10. Tapu Koko ex
Type:
Lightning
HP:
130
Stage:
Basic
Retreat Cost
: 1
Weakness:
Fighting
Why it stands out:
Fast and versatile attacker.
The new Extradimensional Crisis cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket is a very powerful roaster. The above cards are the top 10 best cards, which really stand out among the rest on the basis of their powerful statistics, unique effects, and flexible uses across various deck types. All these cards are the best, which you should consider for your collection.
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