Pokémon TCG Pocket’s Fantastical Parade (B2) expansion introduces several powerful ex and Mega Evolution ex cards that are strong enough to anchor full decks on their own. If you want to stay completely within the B2 card pool, four of the most natural build‑around options are Teal Mask Ogerpon ex, Mega Gardevoir ex, Mimikyu ex, and Mega Mawile ex, each offering a different playstyle and win condition.

This guide explains how to build B2‑only decks around these headliners, how they play, and what kind of player each one suits.

Teal Mask Ogerpon ex Grass Deck

Teal Mask Ogerpon ex is a Grass‑type ex from Fantastical Parade that gives you both protection and damage in a single card. Its Soothing Wind ability lets each of your Pokémon with Energy attached recover from Special Conditions and prevents them from being affected by Special Conditions while they have Energy, which effectively shuts down sleep, paralysis, and similar status‑based disruption against any properly powered attacker. The main attack, Energized Leaves, starts at 60 damage for two Grass Energy but gains an extra 60 damage if the total amount of Energy attached to both Active Pokémon is five or more, turning it into a 120‑damage swing once the board is well developed.​​

A B2‑only deck around Teal Mask Ogerpon ex focuses on straightforward Grass pressure. Early turns are spent playing Fantastical Parade’s Grass basics and evolutions from the B2 list, using low‑cost attacks to chip damage and encourage both players to attach more Energy. As the Energy count on the Actives climbs, Teal Mask Ogerpon ex moves into the Active Spot and begins using Energized Leaves at its full power, taking advantage of the fact that your Pokémon are safe from Special Conditions while your opponent’s Pokémon remain vulnerable. B2 Stadiums that increase HP for evolutions or provide small healing help keep your Grass attackers on the board longer, and generic B2 Supporters supply the draw and search needed to find Ogerpon consistently. This deck is ideal if you prefer a proactive, attack‑every‑turn style with built‑in resilience against status effects.​

Mega Gardevoir ex Psychic Deck

Mega Gardevoir ex is one of Fantastical Parade’s most explosive Psychic Mega Evolution ex cards and naturally anchors a B2‑only Psychic deck. It evolves from Kirlia and Gardevoir in the Ralts line, and its Fantasia Force attack costs two Psychic Energy, deals 110 damage, and then lets you take three Psychic Energy from your Energy Zone and attach them to your Psychic Pokémon in any way you like. This means every successful attack both threatens a knockout and accelerates your board, quickly turning even small Psychic Pokémon into serious attackers once they are holding extra Energy.​

In a B2‑only build, you dedicate several slots to the full Ralts–Kirlia–Gardevoir–Mega Gardevoir ex line and then fill out the deck with Psychic Pokémon from the Fantastical Parade card list, including ex attackers such as Mimikyu ex and other Psychic basics. Early game, you focus on evolving your Ralts line while using minor Psychic attacks to soften opposing Pokémon and maintain tempo. Once Mega Gardevoir ex hits the field, the deck shifts into a snowball pattern where Fantasia Force not only continues to take prizes but also fuels benched attackers that can take over later turns. Stadiums from B2 like Peculiar Plaza, which reduces the retreat cost of Psychic Pokémon, allow you to pivot Mega Gardevoir ex out of danger and bring in freshly powered partners without wasting Energy, which is vital when a Mega knockout gives up all 3 points. This deck suits players who enjoy building toward a powerful evolution and then leveraging Energy advantage to control the rest of the game.​

Mimikyu ex Tempo Psychic Deck

Mimikyu ex is another Fantastical Parade Psychic ex that can carry a deck on its own, especially if you prefer a lower‑curve, tempo‑oriented style. Its Disguise ability prevents the first damage it would take from an attack after it comes into play, effectively giving you a one‑time shield that can blank a major attack or force your opponent to spend a turn achieving nothing. The Claw Slash attack is a simple but efficient 70‑damage hit for two Psychic Energy, which is enough to pressure many evolving lines and smaller ex Pokémon in the B2 environment.​​

A B2‑only Mimikyu ex deck uses this combination of protection and steady damage to dictate the pace of the game. You often lead with Mimikyu ex in the Active Spot, taking advantage of Disguise to survive the opponent’s first real attack while you attach Energy and develop other Psychic Pokémon from the B2 list on your Bench. After Disguise has absorbed its hit, you continue attacking with Claw Slash to secure early knockouts, forcing opponents to react to a Pokémon that already gained you tempo. The rest of the deck is built from Fantastical Parade’s Psychic options, which can either support Mimikyu ex or take over later turns once Mega Gardevoir ex or other B2 Psychic attackers are ready. Because it does not absolutely require a Mega to function, this list is more forgiving in games where you do not draw evolutions on time, making it a good entry point for players learning the B2 meta.​

Mega Mawile ex Metal Deck

Mega Mawile ex offers a very different experience as a Metal‑type Mega Evolution ex that loves staying in the Active Spot. Its Heat‑Up Crunch attack costs two Colorless Energy, deals 60 damage, and gains +30 damage each time that same Mega Mawile ex uses the attack without leaving the Active Spot, with the effect stacking until it finally retreats or is knocked out. After a few uninterrupted turns, Heat‑Up Crunch can reach extremely high damage numbers, turning Mega Mawile ex into a late‑game powerhouse that few opponents can withstand.​

A B2‑only Metal deck around Mega Mawile ex is built to protect that plan. Early on, you field basic and evolving Metal Pokémon from Fantastical Parade, using them to trade damage and buy time while you find Mawile and Mega Mawile ex. Once the Mega is in place, you attach Energy and start using Heat‑Up Crunch every turn, relying on B2 Metal‑support cards such as damage‑reduction Tools and HP‑boosting Stadiums to keep it alive across multiple attacks. Because the attack’s bonus resets if Mega Mawile ex ever leaves the Active Spot, you use switching effects sparingly and instead focus on healing or damage mitigation to let it stay in front as long as possible. Backup Metal attackers from the same set provide insurance if the Mega is finally removed, but most wins will come from a protected Mega Mawile ex that has been allowed to stack its damage over several turns. This deck appeals to players who enjoy slower, methodical games where careful resource management turns one attacker into an unstoppable threat.​

Fantastical Parade provides enough powerful ex and Mega Evolution ex cards that you can build complete, effective decks without leaving the B2 expansion, and Teal Mask Ogerpon ex, Mega Gardevoir ex, Mimikyu ex, and Mega Mawile ex are four of the clearest build‑around choices. Whether you prefer status‑proof Grass pressure, explosive Psychic acceleration, tempo‑driven Psychic openings, or a slow Metal fortress, each of these headliners supports a distinct strategy that can carry you through Fantastical Parade‑focused play. For the best gaming experience, play Pokémon TCG Pocket on BlueStacks!