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Copperajah ex
Oracle Text
Ability Bronze Body: This Pokémon takes 30 less damage from attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Nosequake (260): This attack also does 30 damage to each of your Benched Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
Copperajah ex in Paldea Evolved reads like a steel-plated siege engine: it shrugs off chip damage with Bronze Body, then answers with Nosequake, a huge 260-damage swing that can overpower most ex-level threats while trading a little collateral to your Bench. That makes it best suited for a midrange-to-control game plan, where you set up a durable wall, force awkward knockouts, and close games by taking efficient two-prize KOs. The self-damage means deckbuilding should lean into healing, damage mitigation, or Bench management; cards that recover HP or reduce bench exposure make a big difference. Pairing Copperajah ex with sturdy support Pokémon on the Bench is risky unless they can absorb 30 damage or are easy to replace, so favor low-commitment setup pieces and keep your Bench tight. Its real strength is forcing the opponent to answer a massive Metal tank while you dictate the pace.
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Character Background
Copperajah ex in Paldea Evolved reads like a steel-plated siege engine: it shrugs off chip damage with Bronze Body, then answers with Nosequake, a huge 260-damage swing that can overpower most ex-level threats while trading a little collateral to your Bench. That makes it best suited for a midrange-to-control game plan, where you set up a durable wall, force awkward knockouts, and close games by taking efficient two-prize KOs. The self-damage means deckbuilding should lean into healing, damage mitigation, or Bench management; cards that recover HP or reduce bench exposure make a big difference. Pairing Copperajah ex with sturdy support Pokémon on the Bench is risky unless they can absorb 30 damage or are easy to replace, so favor low-commitment setup pieces and keep your Bench tight. Its real strength is forcing the opponent to answer a massive Metal tank while you dictate the pace.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 14:10:44 UTC