“World Championship 2025” Decks Revealed for March!

The next set of World Championship decks will release on March 7th — featuring replicas of the winning decks from Worlds 2024 in Hawaii!

Each deck will cost $19.99. They will come with a 60-card deck, a deck box, a booklet, a pin, a coin, a playmat / poster, and a code card.

As usual, the cards will not be legal for tournament play. They will be printed with special backs.

I love purchasing these every year. Windows into worlds formats of years past are really fun. I usually can play these easier with friends less familiar with the game too.
 
I've been reading this site since 2010 and never dreamed I would get the honor of having a worlds deck printed. Truly awesome!! 😁⚡
“… and you might just get a get an important Knock Out by attacking with Squawkabilly ex!” I’m curious, did this actually happen in the tournament?? This is a very funny sentence either way but it would be even funnier if there was a Motivate kill at Worlds. Congrats on the worlds deck goat
 
“… and you might just get a get an important Knock Out by attacking with Squawkabilly ex!” I’m curious, did this actually happen in the tournament?? This is a very funny sentence either way but it would be even funnier if there was a Motivate kill at Worlds. Congrats on the worlds deck goat
I did a couple times vs fernandos iron thorns deck, because if they ko zapdos then you have to hit for 220 with miraidon, then you cleanup with squawks 20 dmg and get 2 free energy in play!
 
Why didn’t they make a roaring moon ex deck? It got 2nd and place and did better than miridion
1) There was already one Roaring Moon deck that was more privileged to get a print, they aim for variety;
2) Miraidon as a mon and card is way too iconic to miss the opportunity;
3) Opening a Throns deck is a pretty mid experience both for kids (lack of variety of Mons) and kitchen table nostalgia players (the deck is just unfun for most), so I'd like to believe they wanted to equalize with a fan-favorite to boost sales of 4-packs.
 
1) There was already one Roaring Moon deck that was more privileged to get a print, they aim for variety;
2) Miraidon as a mon and card is way too iconic to miss the opportunity;
3) Opening a Throns deck is a pretty mid experience both for kids (lack of variety of Mons) and kitchen table nostalgia players (the deck is just unfun for most), so I'd like to believe they wanted to equalize with a fan-favorite to boost sales of 4-packs.
True, but wasn’t the pattern usually:
Masters Winner
Masters 2nd
Senior Winner
Junior Winner

I think it’s cause they already had AB and didn’t want to show the same mon for both ngl
 
True, but wasn’t the pattern usually:
Masters Winner
Masters 2nd
Senior Winner
Junior Winner

I think it’s cause they already had AB and didn’t want to show the same mon for both ngl
I mean, in 2005 TPCi chose to highlight a fourth place Dark Tyranitar deck over google Cawthon's second place Dark Tyranitar/Electrode ex deck (Which I am salty about to this day, as it means we never got accessible World Championship reprints of my favorite sentient landmine and we need to shell out $30 a piece for heavily played copies. Although I'm not at that stage of life where I'd be building Delcatty/Electrode ex for the EX Block Format in-real-life anyways).
 
True, but wasn’t the pattern usually:
Masters Winner
Masters 2nd
Senior Winner
Junior Winner

I think it’s cause they already had AB and didn’t want to show the same mon for both ngl
This is pretty much it. As fun as Turbo Moon is, they want variety.


I'm more interested in how many bad retailer reviews Thorns will get because a parent who knows nothing about the game buys it for their kid, who gets upset that there's only 4 copies of Mecha Godzilla and some rubber hammers.