Top Grass-type cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket (April 2025)

Grass-types in Pokemon TCG Pocket continue to be cherished for their versatility and strategic value in the franchise's Trading Card Game genre. From healing abilities to energy management, Grass-type cards can bring substantial utility and durability to any deck.

This month's lineup showcases some of the best Grass-type cards available in Pokemon TCG Pocket, highlighting powerful evolutions and impactful moves. Here’s a look at the top Grass-type cards that can give you the upper hand in your next battle.

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Top Pokemon TCG Pocket Grass-type cards in April 2025

7) Serperior

Serperior card in Pokemon TCG Pocket (Image via The Pokemon Company)

• HP: 110
• Evolution: 3 Stages
• Ability: Jungle Totem
• Effect: Each Grass Energy attached to your Grass Pokemon provides 2 Grass Energy (this effect doesn’t stack).
• Attack: Solar Beam
• Damage: 70
• Attack Cost: 1 Grass & 3 Colorless Energy
• Retreat Cost: 2 Colorless Energy

Serperior plays a crucial support role in Grass-type decks. Its Jungle Totem ability effectively doubles the energy efficiency of your Grass Pokemon, allowing for faster setups and stronger attacks without needing excessive energy attachments.

While its Solar Beam attack is decent at 70 damage, Serperior’s main appeal lies in boosting the energy economy of your deck, making it an invaluable asset.

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6) Meowscarada

Meowscarada's card as seen in the game (Image via The Pokemon Company)

• HP: 140
• Evolution: 3 Stages
• Move: Fighting Claws
• Move Damage: 60+
• Move Description: Does 70 more damage to an ex Pokemon
• Move Cost: 2 Grass energy
• Retreat Cost: 1 Colorless energy

Meowscarada is a strong choice to counter the long list of ex cards in the meta. Whether it is for casual play or climbing up ranks, a card that specifically does 130 damage to ex cards for just two energy automatically gives you an upper hand considering their popularity in almost all competitive decks.

Meowscarada's only drawback is that it may take a while to complete its evolution, but with a well planned deck and low cost energy requirement this card can cause some serious disruption to opponents' plans.

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5) Leafeon ex

Leafeon ex card in Pokemon TCG Pocket (Image via The Pokemon Company)

• HP: 140
• Evolution: 2 Stages
• Ability – Forest Breath: If Leafeon ex is in the Active Spot, you can attach a Grass Energy from your Energy Zone to one of your Grass Pokemon once per turn.
• Move – Solar Beam: Deals 70 damage (requires 1 Grass and 2 Colorless Energy).
• Retreat Cost: 1 Colorless Energy

Leafeon ex shines as a support Pokemon in Grass-type decks, particularly when paired with Celebi ex and Serperior. Its Forest Breath ability provides consistent Energy acceleration, allowing Grass Pokemon to ramp up quickly.

While Solar Beam isn't its most powerful move, Leafeon ex's synergy with healing effects - such as Erika’s - makes it a durable and reliable choice for sustained battles.

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4) Yanmega ex

Yanmega ex's card in Pokemon TCG Pocket (Image via The Pokemon Company)

• HP: 140
• Evolution: 2 Stages
• Attack: Air Slash
• Damage: 120
• Effect: Discard a random Energy from this Pokemon.
• Attack Cost: 3 Colorless Energy
• Retreat Cost: 1 Colorless Energy

Yanmega ex is a hard-hitting Grass-type Pokemon that provides solid offensive power. Its Air Slash attack delivers a hefty 120 damage, though it comes with the drawback of discarding a random Energy.

However, the attack cost being entirely Colorless Energy makes Yanmega ex highly flexible, allowing it to be slotted into various deck types with ease. Its low retreat cost also makes it an efficient switch option.

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3) Exeggutor ex

Exeggutor ex's card in Pokemon TCG Pocket (Image via The Pokemon Company)

• HP: 160
• Evolution: 2 Stages
• Attack: Tropical Swing
• Damage: 40x
• Description: Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 40 more damage.
• Attack Cost: 1 Grass Energy
• Retreat Cost: 3 Colorless Energy

Exeggutor ex stands out due to its low-cost attack, Tropical Swing, which has the potential to deal 80 damage for just 1 Grass Energy. This makes it one of the fastest attacking Pokemon in the game.

While coin flips can be unreliable, its ability to apply quick pressure on opponents with minimal energy investment makes it a great choice for an aggressive deck.

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2) Venusaur ex

Venusaur ex's card in Pokemon TCG Pocket (Image via The Pokemon Company)

• HP: 190
• Evolution: 3 Stages
• Attack 1: Razor Leaf
• Damage: 60
• Attack Cost: 1 Grass and 2 Colorless Energy
• Attack 2: Giant Bloom
• Damage: 100
• Description: Heal 30 damage from this Pokemon.
• Attack Cost: 2 Grass and 2 Colorless Energy
• Retreat Cost: 3 Colorless Energy

Venusaur ex is a powerhouse with high durability and solid offensive capabilities. Giant Bloom not only deals 100 damage but also heals 30 HP, making Venusaur ex difficult to take down.

While its energy requirements are slightly high, its ability to sustain itself in battle makes it one of the best Grass-type choices for long fights.

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1) Celebi ex

Celebi ex's card in the game (Image via The Pokemon Company)

• HP: 130
• Evolution: None (Basic Pokemon)
• Attack: Powerful Bloom
• Damage: 50x
• Effect: Flip a coin for each Energy attached to this Pokemon. This attack does 50 damage for each heads.
• Attack Cost: 1 Grass & 1 Colorless Energy
• Retreat Cost: 1 Colorless Energy

Celebi ex takes the top spot due to its ability to scale damage based on the number of Energy attached to it. Since Serperior’s Jungle Totem ability effectively doubles the energy count, Celebi ex becomes even more devastating, flipping extra coins for potential massive damage.

The combination of being a Basic Pokemon, low attack cost, and unlimited damage potential makes it the most dangerous Grass-type card in Pokemon TCG Pocket.

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Grass-type Pokemon in Pokemon TCG Pocket offer a mix of support, speed, and raw power. Whether you’re looking for a strategic enabler like Serperior, a tank like Venusaur ex, or an all-out attacker like Celebi ex, these cards can make a big impact in competitive play. Consider your deck's strategy and pick the best Grass-type Pokemon to complement your playstyle.

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