
One of the most discouraging parts of starting a mobile game after it's been out for a while is the struggle to catch up to established players. If you didn't start playing Pokemon TCG Pocket when it first launched, it can be hard to catch up with players with deeper card pools.
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What Are ex Starter Deck Missions?
The ex Starter Deck Mission event is an opportunity to jumpstart your collection and get a head-start on PvP Battles. By completing a couple of simple missions that most players will finish through normal gameplay, you'll get to choose from nine different decks that each include a powerful ex Pokemon from Shining Revelry.
The ex Starter Deck event runs from March 27, 2025, until April 27, 2025, but the event shop will remain open for one extra week to allow you to redeem your Deck Ticket.
ex Starter Deck Event New Items
The ex Starter Deck Mission Event introduces a new currency: Deck Tickets. In this event, you can earn one Deck Ticket, which can be redeemed for any deck in the ex Starter Deck Shop. The Deck Ticket is flagged to disappear after the event ends.
You can earn your Event Ticket by opening any five Booster Packs using Pack Stamina. Packs earned as mission rewards or received as gifts do not count toward this mission.
The other new item is a promotional version of the Cyclizar introduced in Shining Revelry. This version features a shiny Cyclizar, but aside from unique art, it is identical to the version you'll get from booster packs.
ex Starter Deck Missions
The ex Starter Deck Missions event introduces 15 new, limited-time missions. Most of these missions revolve around Battles.
Mission
Reward
Use Pack Stamina to open five booster packs.
Deck Ticket
Collect 50 cards.
Shiny Cyclizar promo
Participate in one solo battle.
Shining Revelry pack
Participate in two solo battles.
Pack Hourglass x1
Participate in three solo battles.
Pack Hourglass x1
Win one solo battle.
Pack Hourglass x3
Win three solo battles.
Pack Hourglass x6
Participate in one versus battle.
Pack Hourglass x1
Participate in two versus battles.
Pack Hourglass x1
Participate in three versus battles.
Pack Hourglass x1
Win one ranked match.
Pack Hourglass x3
Win three ranked matches.
Pack Hourglass x6
Wonder Pick two times.
Wonder Hourglass x3
Edit a deck.
Shinedust x250
Send five thanks.
Shinedust x250
Take advantage of Bonus Picks from the Grass-type Mass Outbreak Event and the "Thanks Lobby" to complete the Wonder Pick and thanks missions quickly.
ex Starter Decks
Here are all nine of the decks available through this event. Each deck contains 14 Pokemon and one Supporter from Shining Revelry, two Poke Balls, two Professor's Researches, and an X Speed.
Each deck matches a different type and does a pretty good job of giving you all the Pokemon of that type released in Shining Revelry. There are a few gaps, but if you have a favorite type you'll be able to catch 'em all in an instant.
Beedrill ex Starter Deck
Weedle (A2b) x2
Kakuna (A2b) x2
Beedrill ex (A2b) x1
Pinsir (A2b) x1
Sprigatito (A2b) x2
Floragato (A2b) x2
Meowscarada (A2b) x1
Buneary (A2b) x2
Lopunny (A2b) x1
Red x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreCharizard ex Starter Deck
Charmander (A2b) x2
Charmeleon (A2b) x2
Charizard ex (A2b) x1
Magmar (A2b) x2
Magmortar (A2b) x1
Paldean Tauros (A2b) x2
Rattata (A2b) x2
Raticate (A2b) x1
Cyclizar (A2b) x1
Red x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreWugtrio ex Starter Deck
Tentacool (A2b) x2
Tentacruel (A2b) x1
Buizel (A2b) x2
Floatzel (A2b) x1
Wiglett (A2b) x2
Wugtrio ex (A2b) x1
Dodonzo (A2b) x1
Tatsugiri (A2b) x1
Rattata (A2b) x2
Raticate (A2b) x1
Iono x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read morePikachu ex Starter Deck
Voltorb (A2b) x2
Electrode (A2b) x1
Pawmi (A2b) x2
Pawmo (A2b) x2
Pawmot (A2b) x1
Pachirisu (A2b) x2
Pikachu ex (A2b) x1
Lickitung (A2b) x2
Lickilicky (A2b) x1
Red x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreGiratina ex Starter Deck
Abra (A2b) x2
Kadabra (A2b) x2
Alakazam (A2b) x1
Mr. Mime (A2b) x2
Drifloon (A2b) x2
Drifblim (A2b) x1
Giratina ex (A2b) x1
Likitung (A2b) x2
Lickilicky (A2b) x1
Pokemon Center Lady x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreLucario ex Starter Deck
Machop (A2b) x2
Machoke (A2b) x2
Machamp (A2b) x1
Hitmonlee (A2b) x1
Hitmonchan (A2b) x1
Riolu (A2b) x2
Lucario ex (A2b) x1
Flamigo (A2b) x1
Buneary (A2b) x2
Lopunny (A2b) x1
Red x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreClodsire ex Starter Deck
Ekans (A2b) x2
Arbok (A2b) x1
Paldean Wooper (A2b) x2
Paldean Clodsire ex (A2b) x1
Spiritomb (A2b) x2
Shroodle (A2b) x2
Grafaiai (A2b) x1
Lickitung (A2b) x2
Lickilicky (A2b) x
Team Rocket Grunt x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreTinkaton ex Starter Deck
Gimmighoul (A2b) x2
Tinkatink (A2b) x2
Tinkatuff (A2b) x2
Tinkaton ex (A2b) x1
Varoom (A2b) x2
Revavroom (A2b) x1
Gholdengo (A2b) x1
Buneary (A2b) x2
Lopunny (A2b) x1
Team Rocket Grunt x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreBibarel ex Starter Deck
Drifloon (A2b) x2
Drifblim (A2b) x1
Jigglypuff (A2b) x2
Wigglytuff (A2b) x1
Bidoof (A2b) x2
Bibarel ex (A2b) x1
Buneary (A2b) x2
Lopunny (A2b) x1
Cyclizar (A2b) x2
Pokemon Center Lady x1
X Speed x1
Poke Ball x2
Professor's Research x2
read moreWhich ex Starter Deck Should You Choose?
The most efficient way to use your Deck Ticket is to wait until the event ends and use it to get whichever ex Pokemon you haven't been able to open in that time. This will prevent you from ending up with five copies of Charizard ex and zero of Giratina ex, while Giratina ex ends up at the top of the meta.
However, if you're trying to build a deck for the first season of ranked battles, and only need one more copy of a key card, you should grab the Starter Deck that contains the last card that you need. So if you're only missing one Charizard ex, pick that deck and get on your grind!
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