Mega Garchomp ex Drop Event · Event Deck Finder

Find decks for Mega Garchomp ex Drop Event Solo battles. Filter supported deck composition conditions, compare missing cards and export a game QR. Other battle tasks are not evaluated.

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Meta Decks
Event window (UTC)
2026-10-15 06:00 UTC → 2026-10-25 06:00 UTC
Rules verified
2026-10-15
Meta snapshot
2026-11-04

Ended · Historical event rules and authored lists are preserved. Meta candidates continue to use the current snapshot.

Solo battle tasks

The filters below check deck composition for five win tasks. The other nine tasks require actions during battle and are listed for reference, without automatic deck matching. Complete each task separately; no-ex and Mega ex tasks need different decks. Deck eligibility does not confirm a win, damage, turns or task completion.

Beginner

  • Knock Out an opposing Active Pokémon once with an attack from a Dragon-type Pokémon.
  • Put 3 Basic Pokémon into play.

Intermediate

  • Knock Out an opposing Active Pokémon once with an attack from a Dragon-type Pokémon.
  • Put a Stage 1 Pokémon into play.
  • Win by turn 14.

Advanced

  • Knock Out an opposing Active Pokémon once with an attack from a Dragon-type Pokémon.
  • Win with at least 1 Mega Evolution Pokémon ex in your deck.
  • Deal at least 100 total damage to opposing Pokémon with one attack.
  • Win without your opponent taking any points.

Expert

  • Win without any Pokémon ex in your deck.
  • Win with at least 1 Mega Evolution Pokémon ex in your deck.
  • Deal at least 100 total damage to opposing Pokémon with one attack.
  • Win at least 5 battles.
  • Win at least 10 battles.
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Expert · Win without Pokémon ex

Collection not recorded. Recommendations are still available; missing copies are unknown.

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Deck composition qualifies; complete the task in battle.

All eligible decks (9)

Lower rarity cost

Growlithe Lillipup

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
0
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Full deck & strategy

Aggregate Meta baseline

Energy zone

Fire

How to play

Start with a Basic Pokémon, build the evolution lines shown in this list and use the energy types below. Read the source archetype guide for detailed sequencing. This baseline is allocated from aggregate card usage; it is not a published player list.

Growlithe Lillipup
Meta strength

Beautifly Dustox

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
2
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Meta strength
47/100
Full deck & strategy

Aggregate Meta baseline

Energy zone

Grass

How to play

Start with a Basic Pokémon, build the evolution lines shown in this list and use the energy types below. Read the source archetype guide for detailed sequencing. This baseline is allocated from aggregate card usage; it is not a published player list.

Beautifly Dustox

Team Rocket's Electrode Pawmot

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
1
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Full deck & strategy

Aggregate Meta baseline

Energy zone

Lightning

How to play

Start with a Basic Pokémon, build the evolution lines shown in this list and use the energy types below. Read the source archetype guide for detailed sequencing. This baseline is allocated from aggregate card usage; it is not a published player list.

Team Rocket's Electrode Pawmot

Arbok / Weezing

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
2
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Full deck & strategy

Authored mission deck · no match data

Energy zone

Darkness

How to play

Evolve Ekans into Arbok and Koffing into the A1 Weezing. Use Darkness Energy only. Poison the opposing Active Pokémon with Weezing, then use Koga to return your Active Weezing to your hand and bring up a prepared Arbok. Arbok’s attack prevents the defending Pokémon from retreating during the next turn; switching effects can still move it. Play only one Supporter per turn. This authored mission list adapts the cited Arbok/Weezing guide to two copies of each evolution line and basic Trainers, for eight Darkness Pokémon. It has no measured win rate.

Melmetal / Bisharp

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
2
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Full deck & strategy

Authored mission deck · no match data

Energy zone

Metal

How to play

Build Meltan into Melmetal and Pawniard into Bisharp. Use only Metal energy. Meltan can accelerate energy; Melmetal needs four energy and reduces incoming attack damage. Bisharp attacks earlier while Melmetal develops. This is an authored eight-Metal list, not a copied tournament list or a tested win-rate claim.

Pidgeot Umbreon

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
2
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Meta strength
14/100
Full deck & strategy

Aggregate Meta baseline

Energy zone

Darkness

How to play

Start with a Basic Pokémon, build the evolution lines shown in this list and use the energy types below. Read the source archetype guide for detailed sequencing. This baseline is allocated from aggregate card usage; it is not a published player list.

Pidgeot Umbreon

Porygon-Z / Furfrou

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
2
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Full deck & strategy

Authored mission deck · no match data

Energy zone

Psychic

How to play

Build Porygon into Porygon2 and Porygon-Z; Furfrou provides the other two Colorless Pokémon copies. Use Psychic energy; Colorless attack costs accept it. Rare Candy can skip Porygon2 when its conditions are met; This Wally attaches one Colorless energy to a Stage 2 Pokémon. Protect the developing attacker and avoid placing too many fragile Basics. This authored list follows the Porygon-Z approach in the cited mission guide; it has no measured win rate.

Hisuian Goodra

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
3
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Full deck & strategy

Aggregate Meta baseline

Energy zone

Water / Metal

How to play

Start with a Basic Pokémon, build the evolution lines shown in this list and use the energy types below. Read the source archetype guide for detailed sequencing. This baseline is allocated from aggregate card usage; it is not a published player list.

Hisuian Goodra

Greninja Walking Wake

Rare core copies (3–4 diamonds)
5
Unknown rarity / obtainability copies
0
Full deck & strategy

Aggregate Meta baseline

Energy zone

Fire / Water

How to play

Start with a Basic Pokémon, build the evolution lines shown in this list and use the energy types below. Read the source archetype guide for detailed sequencing. This baseline is allocated from aggregate card usage; it is not a published player list.

Greninja Walking Wake

Ranking and evidence

Cost compares the lowest-rarity functional prints in our catalog: unknown copies, then 3–4 diamond copies, then total diamond count. It does not estimate money, packs or current availability. Promo availability is unknown.

Meta scores describe the source archetype in the current tournament window. These aggregate baseline lists have no event-specific win rate. A higher score does not guarantee a win.

Meta snapshot: 2026-11-04T01:48:28.855Z · 2026-10-05 → 2026-11-03

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