Delta Reign: The Wishiwashi ex Deck
From Delta Reign comes a Water deck that lives off the school. Wishiwashi ex attacks for 220 damage and heals itself, while four small Wishiwashi punish every attacker with damage counters. The set launches on 6 November 2026.
The attacker: Wishiwashi ex

- Basic Pokémon, 260 HP, Water type
- Ability Ocean Gain: once during your turn, if Wishiwashi ex is in the Active Spot, heal 50 damage from it.
- Hydro Splash for three Water and one Colorless Energy: 220 damage.
Four Energy is a lot. That is why the deck plays Misty's Vitality and Dewgong, so Wishiwashi ex attacks quickly.
The school: Wishiwashi from 30th Celebration

- Basic Pokémon, 30 HP, Water type (30th Celebration 022/128)
- Ability Konterschwarm (German name, roughly "Counter School"): when your Wishiwashi or Wishiwashi ex in the Active Spot is damaged by an attack, even if it is Knocked Out, put 3 damage counters on the attacking Pokémon.
Every Wishiwashi in play has the Ability. With several of them out, the damage counters add up, and every attack on Wishiwashi ex gets expensive for your opponent.
Energy and switching

- Misty's Vitality (German: Mistys Vitalität, Dunkelnacht 080/084): search your deck for up to 4 Basic Water Energy and attach them to 1 of your Pokémon. Your turn ends. That fully powers up Wishiwashi ex in one go.
- Dewgong (Perfect Order 019/088), Stage 1 from Seel: Ability Wegspülen (German name), as often as you like during your turn, move a Water Energy from one of your Benched Pokémon to your Active Pokémon.
- Surfstrand (German Stadium name, Mega Evolution 129/132): once during each player's turn, that player may switch their Active Water Pokémon with a Water Pokémon on their Bench.

A typical turn goes like this: Misty's Vitality powers up a Pokémon on the Bench. Next turn, Surfstrand or Dewgong brings the Energy forward, and Wishiwashi ex attacks. If it is damaged, you switch it out via Surfstrand and heal it later with its Ability.

The full deck list
Pokémon: 14
- 4x Wishiwashi (30th Celebration)
- 3x Wishiwashi ex (Delta Reign)
- 1x Seel (Perfect Order)
- 1x Dewgong (Perfect Order)
- 1x Shaymin (Ascended Heroes)
- 1x Pincurchin (Delta Reign)
- 1x Psyduck (Ascended Heroes)
- 1x Nagelotz (German name, Wachsendes Chaos)
- 1x Tatsugiri (Twilight Masquerade)
Trainer cards: 39
- 4x Misty's Vitality (Dunkelnacht)
- 4x Hana (Twilight Masquerade)
- 3x Lillie's Determination (Mega Evolution)
- 3x Boss's Orders (Mega Evolution)
- 4x Poké Pad (Perfect Order)
- 4x Ultra Ball (Ascended Heroes)
- 4x Pokégear 3.0 (Black Bolt)
- 3x Großes Fangnetz (German name, Wachsendes Chaos)
- 2x Night Stretcher (Ascended Heroes)
- 1x Special Red Card (Wachsendes Chaos)
- 2x Air Balloon (Ascended Heroes)
- 2x Custom Vest (Delta Reign)
- 3x Surfstrand (Mega Evolution)
Energy cards: 7
- 6x Basic Water Energy
- 1x Legacy Energy (Twilight Masquerade)
Is the deck worth it?
Wishiwashi ex and Pincurchin are cards from Delta Reign, the Wishiwashi come from 30th Celebration, the rest from sets already released. With only seven Energy, everything depends on Misty's Vitality: without it, Wishiwashi ex attacks late. The strength is staying power. 260 HP, 50 healing per turn and the damage counters from the school make the deck tough. More about the set in Delta Reign: Everything You Need to Know.
Delta Reign is largely based on the Japanese expansion Storm Emeralda. We already have it as a Japanese display with 30 boosters. Want the German version at release? Sign up via the contact form or join our Discord.
Source: PokeZentrum, 22 October 2026. Card texts taken from the card scans, Wishiwashi ex only as an English scan. One difference from the source: Dewgong does not heal, its Ability Wegspülen moves Water Energy from the Bench to the Active Pokémon. This article follows the card.