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Togekiss C
Oracle Text
Attack Collect: Draw a card.
Attack Reckless Charge (30): Togekiss C does 10 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Togekiss C from Supreme Victors is a tidy little value piece that fits best in a tempo or midrange plan, where you want to stay ahead on cards while still threatening modest damage. Its Collect attack is the real quiet strength: drawing a card for a low-commitment Basic helps smooth early turns, find setup pieces, or simply keep pressure going when you would rather not overextend. Reckless Charge pushes that idea forward with a clean 30 damage, though the self-inflicted 10 means you want to treat Togekiss C as a flexible attacker rather than a long-term tank. It pairs well with healing support or damage mitigation, and in decks that like easy Bench fillers or colorless attackers, it can slot in without demanding much energy commitment. Thematically, it feels like a supportive, airborne guardian—less about overwhelming force, more about steady momentum and favorable exchanges.
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Character Background
Togekiss C from Supreme Victors is a tidy little value piece that fits best in a tempo or midrange plan, where you want to stay ahead on cards while still threatening modest damage. Its Collect attack is the real quiet strength: drawing a card for a low-commitment Basic helps smooth early turns, find setup pieces, or simply keep pressure going when you would rather not overextend. Reckless Charge pushes that idea forward with a clean 30 damage, though the self-inflicted 10 means you want to treat Togekiss C as a flexible attacker rather than a long-term tank. It pairs well with healing support or damage mitigation, and in decks that like easy Bench fillers or colorless attackers, it can slot in without demanding much energy commitment. Thematically, it feels like a supportive, airborne guardian—less about overwhelming force, more about steady momentum and favorable exchanges.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:20:43 UTC