Hola Everyone! It’s your boy Anketsu here, and welcome to a brand-new Pokémon TCG Pocket Deck guide.
If you’re looking for the best decks from Ruler of the Skies, you’ve come to the right place.
This guide brings together every major deck from the new Pokémon TCG Pocket expansion, giving you a quick overview of how each one works before you decide which to build.
Among the most interesting cards from the Ruler of the Skies expansion, we have Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Gallade ex, Mega Metagross ex, and many others.
Whether you’re searching for the strongest meta picks or simply want to try the newest strategies, you’ll find plenty of ready-to-play decks below.
Now grab a seat, relax, and enjoy the guide!
Table of Contents
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Mega Rayquaza ex Deck 🐉
Mega Rayquaza ex is one of the strongest Dragon-type decks in Wisdom of Sea and Sky, capable of dealing massive damage once fully powered up. Its attack scales with the number of Fire and Lightning Energy attached, making Energy management the key to success.
Although the deck requires careful planning, it rewards skilled play with explosive knockouts. Dragonair helps accelerate your setup, while Rainbow Cave makes it much easier to meet the demanding Energy requirements.
➡️ Read our complete Mega Rayquaza ex Deck Guide for the full deck list, strategy, and gameplay tips.
Mega Gallade ex Deck 🥊
Mega Gallade ex is a Fighting-type deck built around Supporter cards. Its attack becomes stronger the more Supporters you play, allowing it to reach up to 150 damage in a single turn.
The deck has a smooth game plan and benefits greatly from Fighting support cards like Arena of Antiquity and Korrina, making it a consistent choice throughout the match.
Mega Metagross ex Deck ⚙️
Mega Metagross ex is a Metal-type deck that grows stronger with every Metal Energy attached. The more Energy you stack on Metagross ex, the higher its damage output becomes, turning it into a powerful late-game attacker.
Orthworm and Dialga ex provide excellent Energy acceleration, helping you power up quickly and maintain constant pressure on your opponent.
Mega Sharpedo ex Deck 🦈
Mega Sharpedo ex is one of the fastest Water-type decks in the format. Since it only needs a single Energy to attack, it can start applying pressure almost immediately, especially when paired with Wallace for faster evolution.
To push its damage even further, the deck often includes Greninja, whose Ability provides extra damage counters and helps secure important knockouts.
Hoopa ex Deck 👻
Hoopa ex is a disruptive Darkness-type deck that focuses on slowing down the opponent while dealing steady damage.
Partners like Mega Absol and Mega Sableye let you pressure the Bench, disrupt your opponent’s setup, and punish fragile Pokémon before they can evolve. Rather than relying on raw damage alone, the deck wins by constantly disrupting your opponent’s game plan.
Typhlosion ex Deck 🔥
Typhlosion ex is a Fire-type deck that combines Burn and Energy disruption to control the pace of the game.
Cyndaquil can inflict Burn early, while Typhlosion ex forces your opponent to discard Energy with its attacks, making it difficult for them to keep up. Fire staples like Entei ex, Magby, and Flame Patch provide extra consistency and Energy acceleration throughout the match.
Rotom ex Deck ⚡
Rotom ex is a Lightning-type deck that revolves around the discard pile. Its damage increases for every Item card in your discard, meaning the deck needs a strong early setup before reaching its full potential.
Once online, Rotom ex becomes a devastating late-game attacker capable of huge knockouts. Pachirisu from Ruler of the Skies, alongside partners like Oricorio and Zeraora, helps the deck build momentum.
Vespiquen ex Deck 🐝
Vespiquen ex is an aggressive Grass-type Stage 1 deck that can deal impressive damage with very little setup.
Its attack becomes stronger for each discarded Basic Grass Pokémon, allowing it to reach up to 140 damage surprisingly quickly. Teal Mask Ogerpon, Kartana, and Pheromosa are excellent partners that help fuel Vespiquen ex while maintaining constant offensive pressure.
Psychic Supporter Mewtwo Deck 🧠
The Psychic Mewtwo deck is built around the Psychic Supporter card, which lets you move your opponent’s Energy whenever one of your Pokémon uses a Psychic attack.
This unique mechanic disrupts your opponent’s setup, making it harder for them to attack efficiently while giving you control over the flow of the match. Instead of relying purely on damage, the deck excels at slowing down opponents and creating favorable trades.
Tier List Ruler of the Skies Decks (Early Meta Ranking)
Now that we’ve covered the most interesting archetypes from Everyday Wonders, here’s our first impression of how they compare. Keep in mind that the expansion is still new, so the competitive meta will continue to evolve as players experiment with different builds.
S Tier – Meta Defining
These decks have the potential to become some of the strongest strategies in Pokémon TCG Pocket.
A Tier – Strong Competitive Choices
Excellent decks that can compete with the best and have plenty of room for optimization.
- Mega Sharpedo ex
- Mega Gallade ex
- Mega Metagross ex
B Tier – Solid but More Situational
Strong concepts that can perform well with the right build or in the right matchups.
- Typhlosion ex
- Hoopa ex
Best Budget Deck
A fun and inexpensive option that doesn’t rely on EX Pokémon.
- Mewtwo Psychic
Best Fun Decks
Maybe they won’t dominate tournaments, but they’re definitely worth trying if you’re looking for something different.
- Vespiquen ex
- Rotom ex
As the meta develops and new archetypes emerge, we’ll continue updating this guide with additional decks and revised rankings.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Ruler of the Skies introduces one of the most diverse collections of decks Pokémon TCG Pocket has seen so far. From fast aggressive strategies to disruptive control lists and powerful late-game attackers, the expansion offers plenty of exciting archetypes to experiment with. Whether you enjoy refining top-tier meta decks or creating your own unique builds, there’s no shortage of new ideas to explore.
Now it’s your turn! Which deck from Rules of the Skies are you most excited to play? Do you have a favorite build, or have you discovered an underrated strategy that’s been working well? Let me know in the comments below!
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F.A.Q. 🚨
🃏 What are the best Ruler of the Skies decks in Pokémon TCG Pocket?
The best Ruler of the Skies decks include Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Gallade ex, Mega Metagross ex, Mega Sharpedo ex, Hoopa ex, Typhlosion ex, Rotom ex, Vespiquen ex, and Psychic Mewtwo.
↑ Back🏆 Which is the strongest deck in Ruler of the Skies?
Mega Rayquaza ex is considered one of the strongest decks thanks to its high damage potential, while Mega Gallade ex and Mega Metagross ex are also expected to be top meta contenders.
↑ Back🧠 Is Mega Rayquaza ex difficult to play?
Yes. Mega Rayquaza ex requires careful Energy management, but it rewards skilled players with fast and powerful attacks.
↑ Back👶 Which Ruler of the Skies deck is best for beginners?
Mega Sharpedo ex is one of the easiest decks to learn because it attacks for just one Energy and has a simple, aggressive game plan.
↑ Back⚡ What is the fastest deck in Ruler of the Skies?
Mega Sharpedo ex is one of the fastest decks in the expansion, capable of applying pressure from the early turns with minimal setup.
↑ Back💥 Which deck deals the most damage?
Mega Gallade ex can reach up to 150 damage in a single attack, while Mega Rayquaza ex and Mega Metagross ex can also hit for massive damage once fully powered up.
↑ Back📊 Are Ruler of the Skies decks competitive?
Yes. Several decks from Ruler of the Skies have the potential to become competitive and are expected to shape the Pokémon TCG Pocket meta.
↑ Back📋 Where can I find Ruler of the Skies deck lists?
This guide includes the main Ruler of the Skies decks and links to detailed deck guides with deck lists, strategies, and gameplay tips.
↑ BackRelated Guides 🔗
Below you can find more decks and guides from the same set, along with strategies and Pokémon that share similar mechanics with this Koraidon ex build. Feel free to explore them and find the deck that best fits your playstyle.
Update History
- July 2026 – First Pubblication