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Scyther
Oracle Text
Attack Twin Play: Search your deck for up to 2 in any combination of Scyther and Scyther ex and put them onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Attack Agility (20): Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all effects of an attack, including damage, done to Scyther during your opponent's next turn.
Card Details
Character Background
Scyther from Jungle is a classic tempo pressure card: a Basic Grass attacker that can threaten real damage without waiting to evolve, which makes it ideal for aggressive decks that want to keep the opponent on the back foot. Its Swords Dance setup is the key, since it turns the following Slash into a 60-damage strike, a huge swing for this era and often enough to force awkward trades or pick off weakened threats. The practical plan is simple: use Scyther to apply early pressure, then punish any turn your opponent spends setting up. It pairs especially well with cards that improve consistency or mobility, such as search and retreat support, because Scyther wants to attack early and often. In deckbuilding, lean into other fast Grass attackers or disruption tools so you can maintain tempo while Scyther threatens a sudden damage spike.
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Character Background
Scyther from Jungle is a classic tempo pressure card: a Basic Grass attacker that can threaten real damage without waiting to evolve, which makes it ideal for aggressive decks that want to keep the opponent on the back foot. Its Swords Dance setup is the key, since it turns the following Slash into a 60-damage strike, a huge swing for this era and often enough to force awkward trades or pick off weakened threats. The practical plan is simple: use Scyther to apply early pressure, then punish any turn your opponent spends setting up. It pairs especially well with cards that improve consistency or mobility, such as search and retreat support, because Scyther wants to attack early and often. In deckbuilding, lean into other fast Grass attackers or disruption tools so you can maintain tempo while Scyther threatens a sudden damage spike.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:10:45 UTC