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Cyrus
Oracle Text
Switch in 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon that has damage on it to the Active Spot.
Card Details
Character Background
Cyrus is a classic control-leaning Trainer that excels at disrupting your opponent’s setup by pulling a damaged Benched Pokémon into the Active Spot, effectively punishing anything they’ve already softened up. In gameplay terms, this supports a tempo and control plan: you can break an opponent’s preferred attacker rotation, force awkward retreats, or strand a benched support Pokémon that wasn’t meant to fight. The card is especially strong when paired with effects that place small amounts of damage across the board, since it turns chip damage into a switching liability; spread-based decks and hit-and-run lists make the best use of it. A smart deckbuilding tip is to combine Cyrus with follow-up pressure from efficient attackers or effects that prevent easy retreat, so the forced Active becomes a real knockout threat rather than a temporary inconvenience. Thematically, Cyrus fits the cold, calculated feel of a strategist manipulating the field.
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Character Background
Cyrus is a classic control-leaning Trainer that excels at disrupting your opponent’s setup by pulling a damaged Benched Pokémon into the Active Spot, effectively punishing anything they’ve already softened up. In gameplay terms, this supports a tempo and control plan: you can break an opponent’s preferred attacker rotation, force awkward retreats, or strand a benched support Pokémon that wasn’t meant to fight. The card is especially strong when paired with effects that place small amounts of damage across the board, since it turns chip damage into a switching liability; spread-based decks and hit-and-run lists make the best use of it. A smart deckbuilding tip is to combine Cyrus with follow-up pressure from efficient attackers or effects that prevent easy retreat, so the forced Active becomes a real knockout threat rather than a temporary inconvenience. Thematically, Cyrus fits the cold, calculated feel of a strategist manipulating the field.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 17:10:43 UTC