In Pokemon TCG Pocket, Supporter Cards like Misty can be game-changers when used strategically. The Misty card, specifically, is a top-tier addition to any deck focused on Water-type Pokemon, allowing you to attach Water Energy for every successful coin flip until you hit Tails. This makes it a high-reward but high-risk card that can overwhelm opponents when played effectively.

Where to Find the Misty Card

The Misty card is available in the Genetic Apex set’s Pikachu packs, and it comes in two versions:

• Common Misty: A Two-Diamond Rarity version.
• Full-Art Misty: A Two-Star Rarity version with full artwork.

To get these, players can open two free packs daily until they obtain Misty. For those who want faster access, here are alternative methods:

Crafting Misty with Pack Points

Each pack opened earns you Pack Points, a currency that can be saved to craft specific cards:

• Common Misty: Costs 70 Pack Points.
• Rare Full-Art Misty: Costs 1,250 Pack Points.

Using Wonder Pick to Increase Your Chances

In the Wonder Pick menu, you can view packs your friends have opened. If a friend acquires a Misty card, you might also have a chance to obtain it this way. Be sure to check this feature regularly for additional opportunities to collect rare cards.

With consistent efforts, these methods should help you add Misty to your deck and power up your Water-type Pokemon for a strategic edge in battle.

Why Misty is Essential for Water-Type Decks

The Misty card’s power lies in its potential to flood your Water-type Pokémon with Energy, allowing for quick and formidable attacks early in the game. In decks that rely heavily on Water-type strategies, Misty becomes essential for building up power without waiting several turns. Using Misty effectively can let you set up high-energy attacks swiftly, which is especially valuable in matchups against decks with slower setups. By building a Misty-centered strategy, players can take advantage of her unique capability to flip the game’s pace, making her a top pick for competitive play in Pokemon TCG Pocket.

For more tips on building a competitive deck, check out our deck-building guide, and for strategies with other key Trainer cards, explore the official Pokemon TCG site’s Trainer card guide.