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Iron Valiant
Oracle Text
Attack Gemini Laser (20): This attack also does 20 damage to 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Attack Zen Blade (120): During your next turn, this Pokémon can't use Zen Blade.
Card Details
Character Background
Iron Valiant in Temporal Forces is a clean tempo attacker that pressures both the active slot and the Bench, making it ideal for spread-oriented or prize-racing decks that want to keep opponents from stabilizing. Gemini Laser’s split 20/20 damage may look modest, but it quietly sets up key knockouts on support Pokémon while softening the main attacker, which is especially valuable against decks that rely on fragile evolution lines or combo pieces. Zen Blade jumps to a respectable 120, enough to threaten many midrange targets, though the self-lock means you should plan to switch into a fresh copy or pivot to another attacker afterward. Pair it with damage modifiers, gust effects, and cards that exploit already-damaged Bench Pokémon, since the spread damage often creates future knockout lanes. Thematically, Iron Valiant feels like a precise, dueling blade-user—fast, surgical, and best when it can strike, reposition, and keep the opponent under constant pressure.
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Character Background
Iron Valiant in Temporal Forces is a clean tempo attacker that pressures both the active slot and the Bench, making it ideal for spread-oriented or prize-racing decks that want to keep opponents from stabilizing. Gemini Laser’s split 20/20 damage may look modest, but it quietly sets up key knockouts on support Pokémon while softening the main attacker, which is especially valuable against decks that rely on fragile evolution lines or combo pieces. Zen Blade jumps to a respectable 120, enough to threaten many midrange targets, though the self-lock means you should plan to switch into a fresh copy or pivot to another attacker afterward. Pair it with damage modifiers, gust effects, and cards that exploit already-damaged Bench Pokémon, since the spread damage often creates future knockout lanes. Thematically, Iron Valiant feels like a precise, dueling blade-user—fast, surgical, and best when it can strike, reposition, and keep the opponent under constant pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 09:10:47 UTC