Core
Froakie, Greninja, Rare Candy, Poké Ball, and Professor's Research appear in an early sample of 6 public lists. Treat this as a starting point and compare the alternatives before calling it a stable recommendation.






Rank 103
Data window: Aug 4, 2026Sep 2, 2026
UpdatedSep 3, 2026Early signal
Compared with Aug 27, 2026
Meta share
0.1%
−0.1 pp
Win rate
31.8%
−9.6 pp
6 Deck samples · 22 games · Tournaments 6 · Best finish #86
Use this Greninja Mega Sableye ex page to understand the deck's game plan, core cards, and matchups before you build or pilot Greninja Mega Sableye ex.
In the app: Cards → Decks → Build New → Scan Code. Aim at this QR, or save the image and tap Scan Saved Image. Needs a free deck slot and the listed cards.
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Other cards found in tracked lists, kept out of the 20-card baseline.
Greninja Mega Sableye ex Deck DNA
Copies are allocated with a largest-remainder calculation from aggregate copies per deck and capped at two per card. Inclusion percentages and matchup results remain visible below so you can see where lists disagree.
Froakie, Greninja, Rare Candy, Poké Ball, and Professor's Research appear in an early sample of 6 public lists. Treat this as a starting point and compare the alternatives before calling it a stable recommendation.
Mega Absol ex, Lucky Egg, and Chingling appear in an early sample of 6 public lists. Treat this as a starting point and compare the alternatives before calling it a stable recommendation.
Matchups ordered by sample size. The range is a 95% Wilson interval, which prevents tiny samples from looking more certain than they are.
Expansion sets and booster packs that supply Greninja Mega Sableye ex’s core Pokémon (used in at least half of tracked decklists).
Daily snapshots preserve trends; card roles come from inclusion rates; matchup uncertainty is shown explicitly; player identities and private ownership are never stored.
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Statistics are aggregated from public standard-Swiss Pokemon TCG Pocket tournaments on Limitless Tournament Platform. Player identity and individual deck ownership are not retained.
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