Pokemon Tcg Pocket Worsst Cards Ranked

Summary

• Cetain Pokemon Tcg Pocket Cards, Like Komala, Mimikyu, and Swanna, Are Deemed Useless Due to Inempficiencies and Low Utility.

• Skiddo ha a Coin Flip Attack That Makes It Un Reliable, While Seaking Misses Half The Time, Wasting Valuable Deck Space.

• Hand Scope, Listen to ITS Reveal Opponent’s Hand Ability, Is Overshadowed by More Powerful item Cards Like Rare Candy and Pokeball.

Pokemon Tcg Pocket You have a ton of cards for players to pick from to build their perfect decks. But of these cards, not Matter their Rarity, tended to escape from what is Consido Meta, and their utility is questionable at best, and null at work.

In This List, Pokémon Trainers Will Find A Ranking of the Most Useless Card Pokemon Tcg Pocket. From cards that are ineffective in therms of energy cost to abilities that make no sense at all, you miss the work of the bunch.

1

Komala (Celestial Guardians)

Absolutely useless card, do not reason to have This on your deck

• HP: 90

• Retoraat Cost: 2

• Type: Basic – Colorless

Komala from the celestial guardians expansion comes with a pretty unique ability street ‘comatose, This Literally Means Komala Will Spend Each Turn From The Moment Players Put Energy On It, ASLEEP. This might be one of the working abilities made up to date, but it doesn’t stop there.

Komala’s Sole Attack Is Rolling Tackle, Which Is Colorless Attack That Causes 70 Damage, and Requirements 2 Colorless Energy To Be used. That, and the fact that This Card Has 90 HP, Means That It Can Barely Hold 3 Turns Against 80% of The Meta Cards In Pokemon Tcg Pocket. Plus, He Will Spend 50% of Those 3 Turns, Being Asleep, and In The Worst Case Scenario, Up To 3 Turns Before It Can Even Attack. To add insult to injury, it has a high retreat cost (2 energy)

2

Mimikyu (Celestial Guardians)

An Attack That Deals Damage to Your Own Benched Pokemon? No Thank You

• HP: 70

• Retreat Cost: 1

• Type: Basic – Psychic

Mimikyu from the celestial guardians expansion is a psychic card with only One Attack, ‘Shadow Hit,’ which causes 60 Damage to an enemy pokemon, and 20 Damage to 1 random ally pokemon. It requires 1 psychic and 1 colorless energy to be used, and it has absolute not utility at all.

It is hard to understand how this card could eats into play, or Synergize with Others with Abilities that Power Them Up when they take Damage. For Example, Heatran from Trumphant Light has an ability that causes 40 Extra Damage When Heatran Receives (Any) Damage. Still, Since Mimikyu’s Ability Hits A Random Benched Card, It Doesn’t Even Work for that Purpose. It sems that poor mimikyu is undesired in its card version as well.

3

Skiddo (Genetic Apex)

More than 50% of the time, It Does Nothing

• HP: 70

• Retreat Cost: 1

• Type: Basic – Grass

Skiddo from the Genetic Apex Collection Has A particular Skill Calleed Surprise Attack, Which Might Do Nothing if Players Are Unlucky. Though for A Basic Card, 40 Damage Is Pretty Dent, The Fact that Players Need to Flip A Coin See If It Does 40 OR 0 DAMAGE Breaks ITS Use Utility Completely.

Even ITS Evolution (Gogoat) Cannot Escape The Inempics in its Design: It Requirements One Grass and Two Colorless Energy To Work. WASTING 3 ENERGY IN AN ATTACK THAT DEALS ONLY 70 DAMAGE, IN A POKEMON THAT HAS ONLY 120 HP Makes No Sense At All. So, if you are playing Pokemon Tcg PocketLeave Skiddo and its Evolution out of your deck.

Negligible utility, save the spot for Better item cards

A One-Time Use Item That Will Force The Opponent to Reveal Their Hand, Submithing That Might Sound Like Cheating But Shat Can Have ITS Use utility. The Problem Is: Any Experienced Pokemon Tcg Pocket Player has one orious methods to counter This. BE IT IONO (WHICH Will Force Both Trainers to Shuffle Their Hands On Their Decks and Draw Random Cards) or The Red Card item That Will Force The Opponent To Shuffle their Hand and Draw Three Cards.

So there, and if that way to counterplay a forced reveal isn’t angouh to determine from using hand scope in their decks, Think about the incredible Assortment of item cards that are a lot of more powerful than Fan a Quick Reveal of the Rivals’ Hand. Rare Candy, For Example, Will Accelerate Evolution Play and Allow Players to Attack With More Powerful Moves Sooner. Or, at Fan favorite that can be used to draw a basic pokemon card: The Pokeball.

5

Swanna (Genetic Apex)

ENERGY INEFFFICY IS ITS MAIN defect

• HP: 90

• Retreat Cost: 1

• Type: Stage 1 – Water

Swanna, from the Genetic Apex Expansion, you have to be one of the worst water-thepe pokemon cards in the current roster. Let’s start by saying that it has low hp for a stage 1 pokemon card (only 90) and add energy ineffation to the mix: its only attack requirements 3 colorless energy to be active, and does only 70 Damage.

So, What’s The Point of Having This in a Deck? This card provides not obvious benefits, you have not Special Abilities, and ITS SOLE ATTACK CAUSES NEGLIGIBLE DAMAGE AND HAS A HIGH COST. It is pure and utter deadweight and bings no benefit to any deck.

6

Ponyta (Mythical Island)

• HP: 60

• Retreat Cost: 1

• Type: Basic – Fire

Ponyta from The Mythical Isand Expansion Might Seem Like A Good Idea To Add To a Fire-Type Deck, But It Stomp Attack, Which Causes Negligible Damage (10), You have a chance to cause 40 Damage by Flipping A Coin and Getting Heads. Needless to say, in a Basic Pokemon with Only 60 HP, This Means do or die.

If the rival pokemon has 40 Damage Attack, and Ponyta Moves First, and fails to cause full 40 Damage on the Cruple Move, It’s Game Over for the Fire Horse Pokemon. Even in its Evolution, Rapidash Has Rising Lunge, An Attack That Can Deal Up To 100 Damage, But It’s Yet Another Flip-The-Coin Locked Damage Boosted Move. Save the Spot for Fire-Type Pokemon with Great Utility, Like Houndour/Houndoom.

7

Ditto (Genetic Apex)

Its ability doesn’t make it any justice, it’s another useless card

• HP: 70

• Retreat Cost: 1

• Type: Basic – Colorless

Ditto, The Genetic Aberration Made Out of Mew Genes Found in Guyana, Can Replicate Any Living Pokemon By Using Transform. And in Pokemon Tcg Pocket, This is Represented by its Attack ‘Copy Anything,’ Which Will Allow Players to Copy ‘Any Attack From The Opponent’s Active Pokemon,’ As Long As It has the required energy for the attack, that is.

This means, that the cost of activating the ability (1 colorless energy) is Meaningless if the rival has an ability that costs 3 energy (from Any Type), as Ditto Won’t Be Uble to Use the Attack, and Will Waste It Turn Doing Basically Nothing. That, and the fact that This Basic Pokemon has Only 70 HP Doesn’t Make It Any Better.

8

Whimsicott (Genetic Apex)

To Lousy Space Filler, With Low HP and Low Attack

• HP: 80

• Retreat Cost: 1

• Type: Stage 1 – Grass

Whimsicott is One of the Weakest Stage 1 Cards in the Whole Meta. With Only 80 HP and ITS SOLE ATTACK BEING ROLLING TACKLE (Causes 40 Damage), It Doesn’t Make Sense to have it in any balanced deck.

Grass Type Has Many Cards That Might Look Weak AT First Glance (Like Shaymin), But They All have their utility and strengths, Like Abilities to Heal, create Draw Engine, or Supply Quick Energy. Having Whimsicott and ITS Previous Stage (Cottonee) is a Waste of Space in A Deck That Only Allows 20 Cards.

9

Seaking (Genetic Apex)

Another Useless Card That Misses Attacks All The Time

• HP: 100

• Retreat Cost: 1

• Type: Stage 1 – Water

Though it might sem like to useful move at first Glance, Horn Hazard from Seaking (Genetic Apex) is One of the Most Useless Water-Type Attacks, Altchoough it is remove cheap to use: It Only Requirements One Water Energy and, If it hits, it deals 80 DAMAGE. In a Stage 1 Pokemon That has only 100 hp, an attack that misses Half of the time (or more if players are unlucky is a Waste of Space in their decks.

There are a Lot of Better Options for Date Water Types with Great Moves, Like for Example Wigglet and Wugtrio Ex, A Solid Water Type That Can Destroy Both Active and Benched Pokemon at The Same Time. Players Should Save Their Decks Space For More Useful Cards, and Throw Goldeen and Seaking into the Discard Pile.