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Lapras ex
Oracle Text
Attack Energy Ball (10+): Does 10 damage plus 10 more damage for each Energy attached to Lapras ex but not used to pay for this attack's Energy cost. You can't add more than 20 damage in this way.
Attack Confuse Ray (30): The Defending Pokémon is now Confused
Card Details
Character Background
Lapras ex from Ruby & Sapphire fits best as a control-leaning tempo card, using its sturdy Water body and disruptive attacks to slow the game while applying steady pressure. Energy Ball is the key: for just a small setup, Lapras ex can swing for efficient damage, and because it caps at +20, you want exactly two extra Energy attached beyond the attack cost to reach maximum output consistently. That makes Energy acceleration especially valuable, so pair it with cards that attach extra Water Energy quickly or recycle Energy from the discard to keep the pressure on. Confuse Ray adds another layer of annoyance, creating awkward turns for the opponent and buying time for your board to develop. In practice, Lapras ex rewards a midgame plan where you force favorable exchanges, punish slower decks, and keep attacking without overcommitting resources.
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Character Background
Lapras ex from Ruby & Sapphire fits best as a control-leaning tempo card, using its sturdy Water body and disruptive attacks to slow the game while applying steady pressure. Energy Ball is the key: for just a small setup, Lapras ex can swing for efficient damage, and because it caps at +20, you want exactly two extra Energy attached beyond the attack cost to reach maximum output consistently. That makes Energy acceleration especially valuable, so pair it with cards that attach extra Water Energy quickly or recycle Energy from the discard to keep the pressure on. Confuse Ray adds another layer of annoyance, creating awkward turns for the opponent and buying time for your board to develop. In practice, Lapras ex rewards a midgame plan where you force favorable exchanges, punish slower decks, and keep attacking without overcommitting resources.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 14:10:43 UTC