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Zeraora VMAX
Oracle Text
Attack Reactive Pulse (60×): This attack does 60 damage for each of your opponent's Pokémon in play that has an Ability.
Attack Max Fist (240): Discard 2 Energy from this Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Zeraora VMAX fits best into an aggro-tempo game plan that punishes Ability-heavy boards while threatening huge single-turn bursts. Reactive Pulse can scale into absurd numbers against modern setups packed with support Abilities, so the ideal line is to pressure early, force the opponent to bench more utility Pokémon, then swing for a knockout when the board is crowded. Max Fist is less efficient over multiple turns because it discards 2 Energy, but it gives you a reliable 240-damage finisher when you need to close a game or hit a bulky target after prior chip damage. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Zeraora VMAX with Lightning Energy acceleration and pivot tools so you can keep attacking despite the Energy discard; cards that recycle Energy from the discard also help keep Max Fist online. Thematically, Zeraora feels like a burst-strike predator: fast, punishing, and strongest when opponents lean on support pieces.
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Character Background
Zeraora VMAX fits best into an aggro-tempo game plan that punishes Ability-heavy boards while threatening huge single-turn bursts. Reactive Pulse can scale into absurd numbers against modern setups packed with support Abilities, so the ideal line is to pressure early, force the opponent to bench more utility Pokémon, then swing for a knockout when the board is crowded. Max Fist is less efficient over multiple turns because it discards 2 Energy, but it gives you a reliable 240-damage finisher when you need to close a game or hit a bulky target after prior chip damage. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Zeraora VMAX with Lightning Energy acceleration and pivot tools so you can keep attacking despite the Energy discard; cards that recycle Energy from the discard also help keep Max Fist online. Thematically, Zeraora feels like a burst-strike predator: fast, punishing, and strongest when opponents lean on support pieces.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC