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Aggron
Oracle Text
Attack Second Strike (40): If the Defending Pokémon already has any damage counters on it, this attack does 40 damage plus 40 more damage.
Attack Guard Claw (60): During your opponent's next turn, any damage done to Aggron by attacks is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
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Character Background
Aggron from Ruby & Sapphire plays like a stubborn fortress that turns punishment into pressure, and that makes it best suited for a midrange control-to-value game plan. Its Retaliate attack is the most interesting piece: once Aggron has absorbed damage counters, a lucky heads can convert that pain into a huge swing, rewarding you for keeping it in the Active Spot under pressure rather than hiding it away. Mega Punch offers a straightforward 40 damage when you need consistency, while Double Lariat can spike to 140 with both heads, giving Aggron a real finishing threat. Because it is a Stage 2, you want reliable evolution support such as Rare Candy-style acceleration, plus defensive healing or damage redistribution to keep Aggron alive long enough to cash in on its scaling attacks. Pairing it with Pokémon that stall or soften opposing attackers helps Aggron function as a durable counterpuncher rather than a fragile investment.
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Character Background
Aggron from Ruby & Sapphire plays like a stubborn fortress that turns punishment into pressure, and that makes it best suited for a midrange control-to-value game plan. Its Retaliate attack is the most interesting piece: once Aggron has absorbed damage counters, a lucky heads can convert that pain into a huge swing, rewarding you for keeping it in the Active Spot under pressure rather than hiding it away. Mega Punch offers a straightforward 40 damage when you need consistency, while Double Lariat can spike to 140 with both heads, giving Aggron a real finishing threat. Because it is a Stage 2, you want reliable evolution support such as Rare Candy-style acceleration, plus defensive healing or damage redistribution to keep Aggron alive long enough to cash in on its scaling attacks. Pairing it with Pokémon that stall or soften opposing attackers helps Aggron function as a durable counterpuncher rather than a fragile investment.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 16:10:45 UTC