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Alolan Golem GX
Oracle Text
Attack Hammer In (80)
Attack Super Electromagnetic Tackle (200): This Pokémon does 50 damage to itself.
Attack Heavy Rock GX (100): Your opponent can’t play any cards from their hand during their next turn. (You can’t use more than 1 GX attack in a game.)
Card Details
Character Background
Alolan Golem GX from Crimson Invasion is a brute-force Lightning attacker that naturally fits an aggressive tempo plan with a light control finish. Hammer In offers a clean 80 for a manageable cost, while Super Electromagnetic Tackle jumps to a punishing 200, enough to threaten most evolved Pokémon or set up easy prize trades, though the self-damage means you should treat it as a deliberate trade rather than a repeatable swing. Heavy Rock GX is the real tactical piece: locking your opponent out of playing cards from hand next turn can buy a crucial turn to close a game, especially if you’ve already built a board lead. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with healing or damage-moving support to offset the recoil, and consider Energy acceleration so it can attack immediately after evolving. It shines most when it pressures early and then seals the game with disruption.
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Character Background
Alolan Golem GX from Crimson Invasion is a brute-force Lightning attacker that naturally fits an aggressive tempo plan with a light control finish. Hammer In offers a clean 80 for a manageable cost, while Super Electromagnetic Tackle jumps to a punishing 200, enough to threaten most evolved Pokémon or set up easy prize trades, though the self-damage means you should treat it as a deliberate trade rather than a repeatable swing. Heavy Rock GX is the real tactical piece: locking your opponent out of playing cards from hand next turn can buy a crucial turn to close a game, especially if you’ve already built a board lead. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with healing or damage-moving support to offset the recoil, and consider Energy acceleration so it can attack immediately after evolving. It shines most when it pressures early and then seals the game with disruption.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:10:43 UTC