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Toxapex
Oracle Text
Attack Poison Sting: Your opponent’s Active Pokémon is now Poisoned.
Attack Venom Fever (50×): If your opponent’s Active Pokémon is Poisoned, this attack does 50 damage for each damage counter on that Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Toxapex is a quintessential control piece, turning the opponent’s own retreat decisions into a lingering poison problem. Toxic Spikes pressures switching-based decks especially hard, since every fresh Active Pokémon walks into Poison and immediately enables Venoshock to hit for 100 total damage. That makes Toxapex best in a tempo-control shell: you slow the game down, force awkward retreats, and punish any attempt to reset the board. It pairs well with cards that drag up Benched Pokémon or tax retreat costs, because repeated switching multiplies the poison pressure. In deckbuilding, prioritize ways to keep the opponent poisoned or trapped so Venoshock stays live, such as status-enabling support and pivot denial. Thematically, Toxapex feels like a brutal reef predator: defensive on the surface, but devastating once it locks prey into a bad position.
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Character Background
Toxapex is a quintessential control piece, turning the opponent’s own retreat decisions into a lingering poison problem. Toxic Spikes pressures switching-based decks especially hard, since every fresh Active Pokémon walks into Poison and immediately enables Venoshock to hit for 100 total damage. That makes Toxapex best in a tempo-control shell: you slow the game down, force awkward retreats, and punish any attempt to reset the board. It pairs well with cards that drag up Benched Pokémon or tax retreat costs, because repeated switching multiplies the poison pressure. In deckbuilding, prioritize ways to keep the opponent poisoned or trapped so Venoshock stays live, such as status-enabling support and pivot denial. Thematically, Toxapex feels like a brutal reef predator: defensive on the surface, but devastating once it locks prey into a bad position.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:10:44 UTC