Basic · Pokemon
Pichu
HP
30 
Crackly Toss
Take a [L] Energy from your Energy Zone and attach it to 1 of your Benched Basic Pokémon.
Weakness
Retreat
None
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Competitive results
30-day Sample Window · Aug 30, 2026–Sep 29, 2026
Last seen Sep 28, 2026
Metashare
1.1%
98 of 9077 Decklists
Top Cut
7
Top-eight Decklists
Tournament wins
1
First-place finishes
Leading Archetypes
Dedenne ex Pichu14.3% · 14
Mega Pidgeot ex Pidgeot7.1% · 7
Team Rocket's Raticate ex Terapagos ex7.1% · 7
Mega Kangaskhan ex Teal Mask Ogerpon ex6.1% · 6
Commonly paired Cards
- Poké Ball96.9% · 95
- Professor's Research93.9% · 92
- Copycat89.8% · 88
- Cyrus75.5% · 74
Recent Top Cut finishes
Community
Latest posts featuring Pichu
Updated the deck, a bit more high roll due to e-switch but can be replaced with a second copycat. Electric generators can help a lot if going second without having to retreat or if you don't want your pichus to be one shot by a baby killer. They can also (tho extremely rarely) help mega medicham hit for 100 going first on second turn. The e switch can help for quick pivots to use mega medicham or if you want to spread your energy around to keep specific energies on the bench.
Played it with three not that often used energies (grass, steel, psychic) - suprisingly good and fun to play. Downside is that both Rayquaza and Raticate are pretty squishy.
Use Steel, Psychic, and Grass Energy (or whatever is the least common type). If you start with Raticate Ex, use Juggler to move all your Energy onto Kangaskhan. Giovanni and Red for extra damage, Ilima to remove damage or reuse Raticate Ex (you might be able to juggle all your Energy back to Kangaskhan after), and Serena to find your Kangaskhan. As long as you don't run into Oricorio, this deck is a lot of fun.
