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Mount Lanakila
Oracle Text
The Retreat Cost of each Basic Pokémon in play (both yours and your opponent’s) is Colorless more.
Card Details
Character Background
Mount Lanakila is a deceptively simple Stadium that rewards tempo and disruption, especially in lists that want to dictate combat math and deny clean escapes. By making every Basic Pokémon’s Retreat Cost one Colorless higher for both players, it can strand key openers, punish fragile support Basics, and force awkward switches when your opponent is trying to pivot between setup pieces. The best homes are control and midrange builds that can exploit stalled Active Pokémon, but it also fits aggressive decks that want to keep targets in range for another knockout. Pair it with effects that limit switching or capitalize on damaged, trapped Basics—anything that turns a forced retreat into a wasted turn. It also has strong synergy with Pokémon that can move themselves efficiently or attack while Active without needing to retreat, since you get the full benefit while staying mobile and your opponent does not.
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Character Background
Mount Lanakila is a deceptively simple Stadium that rewards tempo and disruption, especially in lists that want to dictate combat math and deny clean escapes. By making every Basic Pokémon’s Retreat Cost one Colorless higher for both players, it can strand key openers, punish fragile support Basics, and force awkward switches when your opponent is trying to pivot between setup pieces. The best homes are control and midrange builds that can exploit stalled Active Pokémon, but it also fits aggressive decks that want to keep targets in range for another knockout. Pair it with effects that limit switching or capitalize on damaged, trapped Basics—anything that turns a forced retreat into a wasted turn. It also has strong synergy with Pokémon that can move themselves efficiently or attack while Active without needing to retreat, since you get the full benefit while staying mobile and your opponent does not.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 21:40:45 UTC