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Full Metal Lab
Oracle Text
{M} Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's) take 30 less damage from attacks from the opponent's Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Card Details
Character Background
Full Metal Lab is a clean defensive Trainer that rewards a control or midrange plan, especially in games where you expect repeated small-to-medium attacks rather than a single huge knockout turn. By reducing damage by 30 after Weakness and Resistance, it can turn 2-hit knockouts into awkward 3-hit sequences and buy crucial turns for setting up Evolutions, attaching Energy, or retreating into sturdier finishers. The “both yours and your opponent’s” clause means you should build around Pokémon that can exploit the protection better than the opponent can, such as bulky Metal-types or Pokémon with self-healing and damage-mitigation effects. It pairs well with decks that want to sit behind efficient attackers, forcing the opponent to overcommit resources while you trade favorably. In deckbuilding, prioritize switching cards and recovery so you can preserve the Lab’s tempo advantage, and consider attackers that already survive well at 30 damage less, maximizing the value of every turn it stays in play.
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Character Background
Full Metal Lab is a clean defensive Trainer that rewards a control or midrange plan, especially in games where you expect repeated small-to-medium attacks rather than a single huge knockout turn. By reducing damage by 30 after Weakness and Resistance, it can turn 2-hit knockouts into awkward 3-hit sequences and buy crucial turns for setting up Evolutions, attaching Energy, or retreating into sturdier finishers. The “both yours and your opponent’s” clause means you should build around Pokémon that can exploit the protection better than the opponent can, such as bulky Metal-types or Pokémon with self-healing and damage-mitigation effects. It pairs well with decks that want to sit behind efficient attackers, forcing the opponent to overcommit resources while you trade favorably. In deckbuilding, prioritize switching cards and recovery so you can preserve the Lab’s tempo advantage, and consider attackers that already survive well at 30 damage less, maximizing the value of every turn it stays in play.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 14:10:43 UTC