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Las mejores mazos de Arceus ex en Pokemon TCG Pocket

Autor : Christopher Actualizar : Mar 06,2025

Arnés El poder de Arceus ex en Pokémon TCG Pocket: Top Deck Strategies

La llegada de Arceus EX en Pokémon TCG Pocket ha afectado significativamente el meta, introduciendo poderosas sinergias con varios Pokémon. Esta guía explora las compilaciones óptimas de mazo Arceus ex, centrándose en maximizar sus habilidades únicas.

Arceus ex cuenta con una inmunidad a las condiciones de estado (sueño, confusión) y su ataque de fuerza final inflige 70 daños, impulsado por 20 por cada Pokémon de banca (al máximo de 130 daños con un banco completo). Su sinergia con ocho Pokémon "Link" de la expansión de la luz triunfante es clave para su efectividad. Estos incluyen Carnivine, Heatra, Abomasnow, Raichu, Rotom, Tyranitar, Crobat y Magnezone. Esta guía resalta tres arquetipos de mazo fuertes:

Crobat (energía oscura) mazo

Este mazo aprovecha a Crobat y Arceus Ex como atacantes principales. Con Arceus Ex en juego, la habilidad de Crobat inflige 30 daños al Pokémon activo del oponente, incluso desde el banco. Su ataque de 50 daños (1 energía oscura) complementa Arceus EX, lo que permite una gestión de energía eficiente.

Lista de mazos:

2x Arceus ex
2x Zubat (luz triunfante)
2x Golbat (ápice genético)
2x Crobat
1x Spiritomb
1x Farfetch'd
2x investigación del profesor
2x amanecer
2x Ciro
2x Poké Ball
2x comunicación de Pokémon

Esta estrategia utiliza la presencia de banco de Arceus Ex para permitir retiros libres para Crobat, seguido de un poderoso ataque Arceus ex (130 daños con un banco completo). Farfetch'd aplica presión, mientras que Spiritomb propaga daño al banco del oponente, estableciendo nocauts con Cyrus.

Dialga ex/Magnezone (Energía de metal) mazo

Este mazo utiliza a Arceus EX como el atacante principal, apoyado por las variantes de magnezona. La magia de luz triunfante se beneficia de una reducción de daño de -30 con Arceus Ex presente, mientras que la magiazona genética del ápice inflige 110 daños después de usar la capacidad de carga de Volt de Magneton. Nota: Apex Genetic Apex Magnezone no puede usar energía metálica.

Lista de mazos:

2x Arceus ex
2x dialga ex
2x magnemita (luz triunfante)
2x Magneton (ápice genético)
1x Magnezone (luz triunfante)
1x Magnezone (ápice genético)
1x Skarmory
2x investigación del profesor
2x hoja
2x Cabo Giant
1x casco rocoso
2x Poké Ball

Skarmory, Giant's Cape y Rocky Helmet mejoran la supervivencia, particularmente crucial para maximizar el potencial de daño de Arceus Ex con un banco completo.

Mazo de Heatran (Fire Energy)

Este mazo agresivo de tipo fuego utiliza Heatrán, Rapidash y Farfetch'd para la presión del juego temprano, al tiempo que impulsa a Arceus Ex en el banco.

Lista de mazos:

2x Arceus ex
2x Heatrán (luz triunfante)
2x Ponyta (isla mítica)
2x Rapidash (ápice genético)
1x Farfetch'd
2x investigación del profesor
1x Blaine
1x Ciro
1x amanecer
2x Cabo Giant
2x Poké Ball
2x x velocidad

El ataque de Ragin 'Fury de Heatrán causa 80 daños (2 energía de fuego) si está dañada, proporcionando flexibilidad. Cape de Giant protege a Heatrán y empuja Arceus ex por encima de 150 hp. La capacidad de retirada gratuita de Arceus Ex permite un cambio eficiente de Pokémon.

Estos son solo puntos de partida; La experimentación descubrirá más profundidades estratégicas. El meta en evolución revelará sin duda las nuevas e innovadoras compilaciones de mazo Arceus Ex.

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