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Milotic ex
Oracle Text
Ability Sparkling Scales: Prevent all damage from and effects of attacks from your opponent's Tera Pokémon done to this Pokémon.
Attack Hypno Splash (160): Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Asleep.
Card Details
Character Background
Milotic ex from Emerald fits best in a control-oriented Water deck that wins by slowing the opponent while staying just ahead on board. Mystic Scale is the real headline: shutting off Technical Machine cards on both sides can completely blank certain engine pieces and force awkward hands, so you should treat Milotic ex as a disruptive pivot rather than a pure attacker. Gentle Wrap adds to that game plan by trapping the Defending Pokémon, buying turns for a setup attacker or for spreading damage elsewhere, while Reflect Energy gives you a clever tempo tool by moving a basic Energy to the Bench after a 70-damage swing. That makes Milotic ex especially good alongside attackers that want Energy positioned elsewhere, or with retreat-heavy support Pokémon that can convert the moved Energy into future pressure. Build it with healing, gust effects, and Energy-efficient partners so it can repeatedly tax the opponent without overcommitting.
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Character Background
Milotic ex from Emerald fits best in a control-oriented Water deck that wins by slowing the opponent while staying just ahead on board. Mystic Scale is the real headline: shutting off Technical Machine cards on both sides can completely blank certain engine pieces and force awkward hands, so you should treat Milotic ex as a disruptive pivot rather than a pure attacker. Gentle Wrap adds to that game plan by trapping the Defending Pokémon, buying turns for a setup attacker or for spreading damage elsewhere, while Reflect Energy gives you a clever tempo tool by moving a basic Energy to the Bench after a 70-damage swing. That makes Milotic ex especially good alongside attackers that want Energy positioned elsewhere, or with retreat-heavy support Pokémon that can convert the moved Energy into future pressure. Build it with healing, gust effects, and Energy-efficient partners so it can repeatedly tax the opponent without overcommitting.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:40:46 UTC