Core
Across the sample, Magneton, Magnemite, Miraidon ex, Professor's Research, and Poké Ball form the stable core: each appeared in at least 75% of tracked Miraidon ex Magnezone lists. Start with these slots when reproducing the archetype.






Rank 35
Data window: Aug 4, 2026Sep 2, 2026
UpdatedSep 3, 2026Compared with Aug 27, 2026
Meta share
0.5%
−0.8 pp
Win rate
51.7%
+4 pp
28 Deck samples · 149 games · Tournaments 16 · Best finish #2
Use this Miraidon ex Magnezone page to understand the deck's game plan, core cards, and matchups before you build or pilot Miraidon ex Magnezone.
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.
Load this representative 20-card list into the builder to edit, check ownership, and share.

Professor's Research
P-A-007

Poké Ball
P-A-005

Professor Turo
B3a-073

Cyrus
A2-150

Copycat
B1-225

Clemont
B1a-068

Sabrina
225

Lisia
B1-226

Giant Cape
A2-147
Other cards found in tracked lists, kept out of the 20-card baseline.
Miraidon ex Magnezone 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.
Across the sample, Magneton, Magnemite, Miraidon ex, Professor's Research, and Poké Ball form the stable core: each appeared in at least 75% of tracked Miraidon ex Magnezone lists. Start with these slots when reproducing the archetype.
Giant Cape had lower adoption than the core. These are the first slots to compare against your expected opponents or available collection rather than copying automatically.
Matchups ordered by sample size. The range is a 95% Wilson interval, which prevents tiny samples from looking more certain than they are.
See the remaining results and their 95% ranges.
3-7-010
30.0%
Early signal95% range10.8%–60.3%
5-3-08
62.5%
Early signal95% range30.6%–86.3%
4-1-05
80.0%
Early signal95% range37.6%–96.4%
3-2-05
60.0%
Early signal95% range23.1%–88.2%
3-2-05
60.0%
Early signal95% range23.1%–88.2%
3-1-04
75.0%
Early signal95% range30.1%–95.4%
2-1-03
66.7%
Early signal95% range20.8%–93.9%
Expansion sets and booster packs that supply Miraidon ex Magnezone’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.
Events included in this snapshot. The current schema does not attribute individual archetypes to specific events.
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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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Tournament intelligence
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