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Mightyena
Oracle Text
Attack Bite On (30): If the Defending Pokémon isn't an Evolved Pokémon, that Pokémon can't attack, retreat, or use any Poké-Powers during your opponent's next turn.
Attack Harass (10x): Does 10 damage times the number of Pokémon you have in play.
Card Details
Character Background
Mightyena from Ruby & Sapphire fits neatly into a tempo-control shell, using its Stage 1 Dark typing to pressure the opponent while making their attacks just a little less efficient. Intimidating Fang is deceptively strong early, because reducing damage to your entire board by 10 while Mightyena stays Active can blunt small attackers, force awkward math, and buy the turn you need to set up your next threat. Shakedown then adds disruption to that defensive posture: 40 damage is respectable, but the real prize is the coin-flip hand discard, which can strip away a key Energy, Supporter, or combo piece and swing momentum in your favor. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Mightyena with ways to pivot it Active safely and with other Dark Pokémon that punish damaged or disrupted opponents, since it encourages repeated switching and sustained pressure rather than all-in aggression.
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Character Background
Mightyena from Ruby & Sapphire fits neatly into a tempo-control shell, using its Stage 1 Dark typing to pressure the opponent while making their attacks just a little less efficient. Intimidating Fang is deceptively strong early, because reducing damage to your entire board by 10 while Mightyena stays Active can blunt small attackers, force awkward math, and buy the turn you need to set up your next threat. Shakedown then adds disruption to that defensive posture: 40 damage is respectable, but the real prize is the coin-flip hand discard, which can strip away a key Energy, Supporter, or combo piece and swing momentum in your favor. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Mightyena with ways to pivot it Active safely and with other Dark Pokémon that punish damaged or disrupted opponents, since it encourages repeated switching and sustained pressure rather than all-in aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:10:44 UTC