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Ninetales ex
Oracle Text
Attack Intense Glare: Switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with 1 of the Defending Pokémon. Your opponent chooses the Defending Pokémon to switch. The new Defending Pokémon is now Burned and Confused.
Attack Fire Blast (100): Discard a Fire Energy attached to Ninetales ex.
Card Details
Character Background
Ninetales ex from Hidden Legends fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using pressure and disruption to keep the opponent off balance while setting up a clean finisher. Intense Glare is the standout: forcing a switch means you can drag up a shaky Bench target or reset a bulky Active, and Burned plus Confused layers on damage, coin-flip pressure, and awkward retreat decisions. Because your opponent chooses the replacement, this works especially well when their Bench contains support Pokémon with poor attacking potential. Fire Blast then converts that disruption into real closing power, hitting 100 for a single big swing, though the Fire Energy discard means you want steady acceleration or recovery. In deckbuilding, pair Ninetales ex with Energy retrieval and cards that streamline switching so you can repeatedly disrupt while preserving momentum. The card feels like a classic fox spirit—subtle, deceptive, and punishing once the enemy is forced into the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Character Background
Ninetales ex from Hidden Legends fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using pressure and disruption to keep the opponent off balance while setting up a clean finisher. Intense Glare is the standout: forcing a switch means you can drag up a shaky Bench target or reset a bulky Active, and Burned plus Confused layers on damage, coin-flip pressure, and awkward retreat decisions. Because your opponent chooses the replacement, this works especially well when their Bench contains support Pokémon with poor attacking potential. Fire Blast then converts that disruption into real closing power, hitting 100 for a single big swing, though the Fire Energy discard means you want steady acceleration or recovery. In deckbuilding, pair Ninetales ex with Energy retrieval and cards that streamline switching so you can repeatedly disrupt while preserving momentum. The card feels like a classic fox spirit—subtle, deceptive, and punishing once the enemy is forced into the wrong place at the wrong time.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 05:40:52 UTC