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Clefable ex
Oracle Text
Attack Metronome: Choose 1 of the Defending Pokémon's attacks. Metronome copies that attack except for its Energy cost. (You must still do anything else in order to use that attack.) (No matter what type that Pokémon is, Clefable ex's type is still Colorless.) Clefable ex performs that attack. "
Attack Moon Impact (40)
Card Details
Character Background
Clefable ex fits best into a control-to-value game plan, with a side of clever tempo swings, because Metronome can turn the opponent’s own best attack against them without paying its Energy cost. That makes it especially punishing in formats where opposing Pokémon rely on efficient, high-impact attacks or awkward Energy requirements. Since Clefable ex stays Colorless no matter what it copies, it’s easy to slot into flexible builds that want broad Energy compatibility and minimal commitment. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with disruption and setup denial—cards that slow the opponent down make Metronome more predictable and more devastating, while a steady stream of draw helps you find the right moment to copy. Moon Impact for 40 gives it a reliable backup option when the opponent’s attacks are poor targets, so it never feels dead. The lore angle suits Clefable’s eerie, moonlit versatility: gentle in appearance, but tricky and opportunistic in battle.
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Character Background
Clefable ex fits best into a control-to-value game plan, with a side of clever tempo swings, because Metronome can turn the opponent’s own best attack against them without paying its Energy cost. That makes it especially punishing in formats where opposing Pokémon rely on efficient, high-impact attacks or awkward Energy requirements. Since Clefable ex stays Colorless no matter what it copies, it’s easy to slot into flexible builds that want broad Energy compatibility and minimal commitment. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with disruption and setup denial—cards that slow the opponent down make Metronome more predictable and more devastating, while a steady stream of draw helps you find the right moment to copy. Moon Impact for 40 gives it a reliable backup option when the opponent’s attacks are poor targets, so it never feels dead. The lore angle suits Clefable’s eerie, moonlit versatility: gentle in appearance, but tricky and opportunistic in battle.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 18:40:45 UTC