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Dragonair
Oracle Text
Attack Tail Whap (20)
Attack Dragon Pulse (70): Discard the top card of your deck.
Card Details
Character Background
Dragonair from Base Set sits in a sweet spot between tempo and soft control, using flexible attacks to pressure while quietly disrupting an opponent’s setup. As a Stage 1 Colorless Pokémon, it fits easily into many decks, and its colorless cost makes it especially friendly to broad energy bases and splashable evolution lines. Slam can high-roll into 60 damage, which is strong for its era, but it’s the consistency of Hyper Beam that gives Dragonair real utility: stripping an Energy from the Active Pokémon can blunt big attackers, slow down evolutions that rely on tight attachments, and buy time for your stronger finishers. It works well in decks that want to stall the pace while building behind the scenes, especially alongside Energy removal and switching pressure. A solid deckbuilding tip is to pair Dragonair with Pokémon that can capitalize on the turn it creates, such as efficient attackers or Bench-sitters that punish forced energy reattachments.
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Character Background
Dragonair from Base Set sits in a sweet spot between tempo and soft control, using flexible attacks to pressure while quietly disrupting an opponent’s setup. As a Stage 1 Colorless Pokémon, it fits easily into many decks, and its colorless cost makes it especially friendly to broad energy bases and splashable evolution lines. Slam can high-roll into 60 damage, which is strong for its era, but it’s the consistency of Hyper Beam that gives Dragonair real utility: stripping an Energy from the Active Pokémon can blunt big attackers, slow down evolutions that rely on tight attachments, and buy time for your stronger finishers. It works well in decks that want to stall the pace while building behind the scenes, especially alongside Energy removal and switching pressure. A solid deckbuilding tip is to pair Dragonair with Pokémon that can capitalize on the turn it creates, such as efficient attackers or Bench-sitters that punish forced energy reattachments.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 12:10:45 UTC