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Scizor ex
Oracle Text
Attack Steel Wing (70): During your opponent's next turn, this Pokémon takes 50 less damage from attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Cross Breaker (120×): Discard up to 2 {M} Energy from this Pokémon. This attack does 120 damage for each card you discarded in this way.
Card Details
Character Background
Scizor ex from Unseen Forces fits best in a tempo-oriented Metal deck that wants to pressure while forcing awkward trades. Its Danger Perception ability turns the card into a dangerous closer: once it drops to 60 HP or less, every attack effectively gains a 40-damage boost before Weakness and Resistance, so opponents can’t ignore it at low health. Steel Wing is the safer early option, poking for 40 while reducing incoming attack damage by 20 on the following turn, which helps Scizor ex stay just long enough to reach that danger threshold. Cross-Cut is the real payoff, especially against Evolved Pokémon, where 50 becomes 80 and can swing prize races fast. Pair it with disruption and healing denial, or with cards that let you control when Scizor ex remains low, so you can threaten the bonus damage without accidentally knocking yourself out of relevance.
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Character Background
Scizor ex from Unseen Forces fits best in a tempo-oriented Metal deck that wants to pressure while forcing awkward trades. Its Danger Perception ability turns the card into a dangerous closer: once it drops to 60 HP or less, every attack effectively gains a 40-damage boost before Weakness and Resistance, so opponents can’t ignore it at low health. Steel Wing is the safer early option, poking for 40 while reducing incoming attack damage by 20 on the following turn, which helps Scizor ex stay just long enough to reach that danger threshold. Cross-Cut is the real payoff, especially against Evolved Pokémon, where 50 becomes 80 and can swing prize races fast. Pair it with disruption and healing denial, or with cards that let you control when Scizor ex remains low, so you can threaten the bonus damage without accidentally knocking yourself out of relevance.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:10:46 UTC