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Terapagos ex
Oracle Text
Attack Unified Beatdown (30×): If you go second, you can't use this attack during your first turn. This attack does 30 damage for each of your Benched Pokémon.
Attack Crown Opal (180): During your opponent's next turn, prevent all damage done to this Pokémon by attacks from Basic non-{C} Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Terapagos ex is a flexible Colorless Basic that leans hardest into a combo-to-tempo game plan, with Unified Beatdown rewarding a full Bench by turning your setup into immediate pressure. At 30 damage per Benched Pokémon, it scales quickly into threatening numbers, so decks that naturally flood the Bench—such as those using draw engines, Utility Basics, or swarm-style support—get the most from it. A key deckbuilding tip is to pair Terapagos ex with cards that both fill the Bench and protect it, since every empty slot lowers your damage ceiling. Crown Opal gives it a strong defensive pivot as well, especially in matchups centered on Basic attackers that aren’t Colorless, buying a turn to stabilize or force awkward lines from the opponent. In lore terms, Terapagos ex feels like a resilient core that channels the strength of its allies, and in play it rewards careful board management, timing, and sequencing.
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Character Background
Terapagos ex is a flexible Colorless Basic that leans hardest into a combo-to-tempo game plan, with Unified Beatdown rewarding a full Bench by turning your setup into immediate pressure. At 30 damage per Benched Pokémon, it scales quickly into threatening numbers, so decks that naturally flood the Bench—such as those using draw engines, Utility Basics, or swarm-style support—get the most from it. A key deckbuilding tip is to pair Terapagos ex with cards that both fill the Bench and protect it, since every empty slot lowers your damage ceiling. Crown Opal gives it a strong defensive pivot as well, especially in matchups centered on Basic attackers that aren’t Colorless, buying a turn to stabilize or force awkward lines from the opponent. In lore terms, Terapagos ex feels like a resilient core that channels the strength of its allies, and in play it rewards careful board management, timing, and sequencing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 20:10:45 UTC