Charizard ex Dominates Pokémon TCG Pocket: Unstoppable Power or Overhyped Hero?

Charizard ex Takes the Crown: Pokémon TCG Pocket Players Have Spoken

It’s official, folks! In a poll for the best card in Pokémon TCG Pocket, more than 1,000 players voted, and Charizard ex came out on top! No surprise here – Charizard is such a winner, it’s like he was *born* to dominate the Pokémon card game. But let’s break this down, shall we? Charizard didn’t just win, he annihilated the competition with his devastating Crimson Storm attack – 200 damage, people! That’s enough power to make any opponent pack their cards and go home crying.

Charizard’s Path to Victory: Overpowering the Meta

So why is Charizard ex topping the charts right now? Well, let me tell you. He’s not just strong – he’s strategically genius. Crimson Storm deals an incredible 200 damage, practically neutralizing any other card in play with one blow. Sure, it costs you two energy after using it, but who cares when you’ve all but won the game, right?

But hold up! There’s more to this than just raw power. The combo with Moltres ex is what pushes Charizard over the edge, taking it from “That’s tough” to “OMG, stop!” Moltres ex lets players flip three coins and add a fire energy for every heads to one of your benched Pokémon. Stack that on top of your Charizard and you’ve got a fire-breathing beast ready to decimate the battlefield. It’s like a well-disciplined army – methodical, efficient, and, quite frankly, unstoppable.

Mewtwo ex: Always a Bridesmaid, Never the Bride?

If Charizard ex is the king, Mewtwo ex is the rugged prince who’s *always* lurking in the shadows, hoping for his shot at the top spot. With 20.1% of the vote, Mewtwo ex came in only a hair behind Charizard’s 20.8%. It’s practically neck-and-neck. Let that sink in. But why isn’t Mewtwo ex overpowered by Charizard’s sheer force?

It’s simple – Mewtwo has something Charizard never will: flexibility! As a basic Pokémon, Mewtwo doesn’t waste time evolving like Charizard does. Nope, he’s right there in the action from the word “go.” His 50 damage attack may sound modest, but here’s the kicker – he’s got 150 hit points! That means he’s built to last long enough to bring in his secret weapon: Gardevoir. Once your Gardevoir is on the bench, you can slap down energy like dealing cards at a poker game, countering the cost of Mewtwo’s energy-draining attacks. It’s chess, not checkers, folks!

Runner-Ups: Pikachu ex and Starmie ex — The Undervalued Stars

While the Charizard-Mewtwo rivalry stokes the fire in the Pokémon community, third-place finisher Pikachu ex is doing its best to stay *relevant*. With 17% of the vote, it might not have the flashy drama of the big two, but believe me, Pikachu’s no slouch. If you get Pikachu ex on the field fast enough, its quick-attack-heavy playstyle can become a nightmare for unprepared opponents. Damage, low cost, and speed — it’s the triple threat.

Then there’s Starmie ex in fourth place. To be frank, it’s not surprising Starmie isn’t higher up. Sure, it’s got high damage and low setup costs, but, in the grand scheme of things, it just doesn’t have the star power (pun intended) to go head-to-head with the heavyweights like Charizard and Mewtwo.

The Full Ranking of the Best Cards (Voted by Players)

1. Charizard ex
2. Mewtwo ex
3. Pikachu ex
4. Starmie ex
5. Misty
6. Professor’s Research
7. Farfetch’d
8. Sabrina

Misty: The Ultimate Trainer Villain?

Let’s talk about the Misty Trainer card for a second. At 7.3%, it’s the highest-ranked trainer card in the poll, and for good reason. There’s an *ironic* twist here that pokes at the nostalgia – Misty, once your friendly neighborhood water-type Gym Leader, has somehow transformed into one of the most feared, dare I say villainous, Trainer cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket. Apparently, you don’t stick around in the Pokémon universe for decades without picking up a trick or two… or plotting world domination!

The Future: Will New Sets Shake Things Up?

Everything we’ve been discussing could be upended in no time flat. Why? Because new sets are coming! Developer Creatures Inc. is already teasing an expansion in December with another major release anticipated in January. So, will Charizard and Mewtwo hold onto their positions at the top of the Pokémon food chain? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure – change is coming.

Pokémon TCG Pocket: A New Era of Digital Cards

You’ve got to hand it to Creatures Inc.: they’ve crafted a game that not only appeals to seasoned card experts but also hooks newbies with its sleek interface and rapid-fire pack opening system. Just think about it: Pokémon TCG Pocket raked in $12 million in four days. That’s a lot of cheddar. And with 30 million downloads in just nine days, it’s clear this game is hitting all the right notes. It’s a global sensation, and if you haven’t tried it, honestly, what are you doing with your life?

Event Madness: Pokémon Battles and Collector Conspiracies

To keep the momentum going, multiple battle events like the Lapras ex Drop Event have players scrambling to prove they’re the *best*. And on the PvP side? Badges! Now, there’s nothing more quintessential Pokémon than battling to earn a badge. Don’t even get me started on the secret Mew card that you could *snag* if you’re paying attention.

And let me tell you, collectors out there have gone full-on Sherlock Holmes. We’ve got wild theories flying around about crinkled corners supposedly improving your odds of pulling high-value cards. Add that to the hype over god packs that include five alternate art cards… it’s a collector’s dream come true.

Final Thoughts: The Trading Card Game Craze Isn’t Going Anywhere

Here’s the bottom line: Pokémon TCG Pocket is a powerhouse, and Charizard ex reigns supreme… for now. The digital game’s success is blowing up faster than a Wailord on a combo diet of Rare Candy and Exp. Share. But with new sets incoming, this dominance could be shaken. Stay tuned, folks. We’re just getting started. The Pokémon world? It’s evolving fast. The real question is: can you keep up?