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Groudon
Oracle Text
Attack Magma Volcano (80×): Discard the top 5 cards of your deck. This attack does 80 damage for each Energy card you discarded in this way.
Attack Massive Rend (120)
Card Details
Character Background
Groudon from Hidden Legends is a straightforward, imposing Basic Fighting attacker that best fits an aggressive tempo or midrange plan: you want to pressure early, then force the opponent to answer a legendary threat before it overwhelms the board. Mud Shot is modest, but Earthquake’s 60 damage is the real draw, especially in an era where efficient Basic attackers can swing games by threatening clean two-hit pressure. The drawback is real, though: it pings all of your Benched Pokémon for 10, so the best deckbuilding approach is to pair Groudon with a very lean Bench and sturdy support pieces that you can afford to damage, or with Pokémon that benefit from being injured or have low retreat flexibility. Because Earthquake ignores Weakness and Resistance on your Bench, it is safer than it first appears, but you still want a setup that minimizes expendable support on the field. This is a card for players who like powerful, self-contained board control with a risk-reward edge.
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Character Background
Groudon from Hidden Legends is a straightforward, imposing Basic Fighting attacker that best fits an aggressive tempo or midrange plan: you want to pressure early, then force the opponent to answer a legendary threat before it overwhelms the board. Mud Shot is modest, but Earthquake’s 60 damage is the real draw, especially in an era where efficient Basic attackers can swing games by threatening clean two-hit pressure. The drawback is real, though: it pings all of your Benched Pokémon for 10, so the best deckbuilding approach is to pair Groudon with a very lean Bench and sturdy support pieces that you can afford to damage, or with Pokémon that benefit from being injured or have low retreat flexibility. Because Earthquake ignores Weakness and Resistance on your Bench, it is safer than it first appears, but you still want a setup that minimizes expendable support on the field. This is a card for players who like powerful, self-contained board control with a risk-reward edge.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 06:10:46 UTC