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How to beat Alolan Exeggutor ex

Alolan Exeggutor ex has 1 version in the 2026–27 Standard format, with up to 300 HP as a Dragon Pokémon. Here's the maths for Knocking it Out — worked out from every Standard-legal card.

HP
300
Weakness
None
Resistance
None
Prizes
2
One-hit KOs
5
Fastest KO
3 Energy

Game plan

  1. No Weakness to lean on. Alolan Exeggutor ex has no Weakness, so you need raw damage: 300 in one hit, or 150 twice.
  2. Win the Prize trade. It gives up 2 Prize cards when Knocked Out. Attack it with single-Prize Pokémon so each trade puts you ahead.
  3. Plan for its big hit. Its strongest printed attack is Tropical Frenzy for 150 (2 Energy). 302 Standard cards have enough HP to survive one hit — before any Weakness, + or × effects.
  4. Watch the Retreat Cost. It costs 3 Energy to retreat. If it gets stuck in the Active Spot, that's your chance.

One-hit Knock Outs without Weakness

Attacks with a printed 300+ damage.

PokémonTypeAttackDamageDamage to Alolan Exeggutor exHPPrizes
Mega Dragonite ex Ascended HeroesDragonRyuno Glide WLL3303303703
Mega Emboar ex Ascended HeroesFireCrimson Blast RRC3203203803
Pikachu ex Ascended HeroesLightningTopaz Bolt GLM3003002002
Mega Latias ex Mega EvolutionDragonIllusory Impulse RPC3003002803
Salamence ex Journey TogetherDragonDragon Impact RWCC3003003202

Two-hit plans

Not many cards one-shot it, so here are attacks that do at least 150 — two hits and it's gone.

PokémonTypeAttackDamageDamage to Alolan Exeggutor exHPPrizes
Palafin ex Prismatic EvolutionsWaterGiga Impact W2502503402
Tinkaton Mega EvolutionMetalWindup Swing M240-2401601
Ceruledge Phantasmal FlamesFireInfernal Slash R2202201401
Decidueye Shrouded FableGrassPower Shot G1701701501
Greninja ex Twilight MasqueradeFightingShinobi Blade W1701703102
Medicham Ascended HeroesFightingSeventh Kick F1501501201
Slaking ex Surging SparksColorlessGreat Swing CC2802803402
Mega Lucario ex Ascended HeroesFightingMega Brave FF2702703403
Vikavolt Pitch BlackLightningGiga Railgun LL2602601601
Cynthia's Garchomp ex Ascended HeroesFightingDraconic Buster FF2602603302

Pokémon that survive its biggest attack

These can take a printed 150 from Tropical Frenzy and stay in play (Weakness included). Single-Prize Pokémon first.

PokémonTypeStageHPWeaknessRetreatPrizes
Wailord Journey TogetherWaterStage 1240Lightning ×241
Copperajah Shrouded FableMetalStage 1200Fire ×241
Rhyperior Stellar CrownFightingStage 2200Grass ×241
Steelix Mega EvolutionMetalStage 1200Fire ×241
Copperajah Journey TogetherMetalStage 1190Fire ×241
Tyranitar Journey TogetherDarknessStage 2190Grass ×231
Aggron Twilight MasqueradeMetalStage 2180Fire ×231
Alolan Golem Journey TogetherLightningStage 2180Fighting ×241

Every Standard Alolan Exeggutor ex card

CardSetHPStageAttacks (cost · damage)RetreatWeakness
Alolan Exeggutor ex 133/191Surging Sparks H300Stage 1Tropical Frenzy GW 150
Swinging Sphene GWF —
3None

Damage is the number printed on the card. Attacks marked + or × can do more, and Abilities, Tools and Stadiums can change the maths — always read the card. Energy letters: G Grass, R Fire, W Water, L Lightning, P Psychic, F Fighting, D Darkness, M Metal, N Dragon, C Colorless (any Energy).

Related: all Exeggutor cards in Standard · how to knock out a 300 HP Pokémon · beating big Pokémon ex · more counter guides

Questions people ask

What is Alolan Exeggutor ex weak to?

Nothing — Alolan Exeggutor ex has no Weakness, so you need raw damage to Knock it Out.

How much HP does Alolan Exeggutor ex have?

Up to 300 HP in Standard.

How many Prize cards does Alolan Exeggutor ex give up?

2 — it's a Pokémon ex.

What can one-hit KO Alolan Exeggutor ex?

5 Standard cards can, going by printed damage. The fastest: Mega Dragonite ex's Ryuno Glide (3 Energy, 330 damage); Mega Emboar ex's Crimson Blast (3 Energy, 320 damage); Pikachu ex's Topaz Bolt (3 Energy, 300 damage).

What is Alolan Exeggutor ex's strongest attack?

Tropical Frenzy, which prints 150 damage for 2 Energy.

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