There are many powerful Pokemon in Pokemon Sword & Shield, but some of the Galar Pokemon are a cut above the rest.

This one is a little trickier - people are having some success adding Dark-type to their Dragonite deck, using the cheap/durable Weezing as a barrier than can poison foes and wear them down.

In this guide, we’ve offered two different deck lists; a Mewtwo ex and Gardevoir deck, and a slightly more free-to-play friendly Mewtwo ex and Weezing/Muk deck. Weezing and/or Muk are Stage 1 ...

A free-to-play alternative to this deck, outlined in the above guide, swaps the Gardevoir evolution chain for Weezing. While this deck is not as powerful and will take longer to set up ...

It features Weezing and the Koga Trainer card to stall out the game ready for the big hit. Mewtwo booster packs are your go-to for many of these cards. Alongside those three cards, you'll need ...

Catch 15 Pokemon - 5x Pinap Berry Spin 5 PokeStops or Gyms - 10x Poke Ball Defeat 3 Team GO Rocket Grunts - 2x Charged TM Rewards: 1000 XP, 1000x Stardust, Pancham encounter Galar Calling - Step ...

Focusing on Galar starters Grookey, Scorbunny, and Scobble, it opens with a “choose a path” choice between the three Pokémon. The “Galar Calling” Special Research will be available until ...

Fortunately, this Wigglytuff ex and Weezing-themed deck is quickly proving to be a powerful counter to the game’s current meta. While Wigglytuff ex won’t be able to tank a hit from Mewtwo ex ...

For some extra coverage, use Ice Beam. Galarian Weezing not only sports a unique dual Poison/Fairy type combination but also has access to a versatile move pool that includes Dark and Fire attacks.