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Kingler
Oracle Text
Attack Crabhammer (30)
Attack Scissor Blow (80): If the Defending Pokémon would be Knocked Out by this attack, Kingler does 30 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Kingler from Fossil is a straightforward Stage 1 Water attacker that fits best into a tempo-oriented deck, using efficient trades and punishing incremental damage rather than elaborate combos. Crabhammer’s reliable 40 damage gives it a solid baseline for pressuring early Prize races, while Flail creates a clever late-game angle: once Kingler is already wounded, it can suddenly convert damage counters into a surprising burst that turns a losing board state into an answer to a sturdier threat. That makes it especially useful in lists that can soften it deliberately without knocking it out, such as decks with healing support or cards that spread damage across your own field for flexible pivots. In deckbuilding, pair Kingler with steady Water Energy acceleration or retreat support so it can come down quickly and stay active. Thematically, it feels like a clawed survivor—more dangerous once cornered, which is exactly how it plays.
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Character Background
Kingler from Fossil is a straightforward Stage 1 Water attacker that fits best into a tempo-oriented deck, using efficient trades and punishing incremental damage rather than elaborate combos. Crabhammer’s reliable 40 damage gives it a solid baseline for pressuring early Prize races, while Flail creates a clever late-game angle: once Kingler is already wounded, it can suddenly convert damage counters into a surprising burst that turns a losing board state into an answer to a sturdier threat. That makes it especially useful in lists that can soften it deliberately without knocking it out, such as decks with healing support or cards that spread damage across your own field for flexible pivots. In deckbuilding, pair Kingler with steady Water Energy acceleration or retreat support so it can come down quickly and stay active. Thematically, it feels like a clawed survivor—more dangerous once cornered, which is exactly how it plays.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-31 13:10:45 UTC