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Garchomp
Oracle Text
Attack Dragon Rage (80): Flip 2 coins. If either of them is tails, this attack does nothing.
Attack Jet Sword (100): Discard 2 Energy attached to Garchomp and this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
Garchomp from Mysterious Treasures is a punishing Stage 2 attacker that rewards clean, aggressive tempo play. Rainbow Scale is the whole story: if the Active Pokémon is weak to any Energy type attached to Garchomp, its attacks deal 40 extra damage before Weakness and Resistance, turning Dragon Fang’s 70 into a very real knockout threat. Because the body shuts off with Special Energy attached, deckbuilding should lean on basic Energy and color coverage rather than fancy acceleration. In practice, Garchomp shines when paired with support that can search Stage 2 pieces quickly and keep the board moving, since the payoff is immediate once it hits play. A strong tip is to build around matching Energy types to common Weakness targets in your metagame, so Garchomp can swing upward without needing setup tricks. Lore-wise, it feels like a predator that exploits every opening, and the card plays exactly that way.
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Character Background
Garchomp from Mysterious Treasures is a punishing Stage 2 attacker that rewards clean, aggressive tempo play. Rainbow Scale is the whole story: if the Active Pokémon is weak to any Energy type attached to Garchomp, its attacks deal 40 extra damage before Weakness and Resistance, turning Dragon Fang’s 70 into a very real knockout threat. Because the body shuts off with Special Energy attached, deckbuilding should lean on basic Energy and color coverage rather than fancy acceleration. In practice, Garchomp shines when paired with support that can search Stage 2 pieces quickly and keep the board moving, since the payoff is immediate once it hits play. A strong tip is to build around matching Energy types to common Weakness targets in your metagame, so Garchomp can swing upward without needing setup tricks. Lore-wise, it feels like a predator that exploits every opening, and the card plays exactly that way.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:10:45 UTC