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Reshiram V
Oracle Text
Attack Sparkling Wing: Search your deck for up to 2 basic Energy cards and attach them to 1 of your Pokémon. Then, shuffle your deck.
Attack White Blaze (200): Flip a coin. If tails, during your next turn, this Pokémon can't attack.
Card Details
Character Background
Reshiram V in Silver Tempest is a straightforward Fire Basic that rewards an aggressive value-tempo plan: use Sparkling Wing to accelerate up to two basic Energy from the deck onto one Pokémon, then cash in with White Blaze for a clean 200 damage swing. That first attack is especially strong in decks that want to skip manual attachment bottlenecks, letting you power up a secondary attacker or set up a follow-up Reshiram V faster than opponents expect. Because the Energy can go to any Pokémon, it pairs well with healing or pivot-heavy builds that can protect the recipient until it attacks. White Blaze’s coin flip drawback is real, so it works best when you can treat it as a midgame finisher rather than your only plan; running switch cards or a backup attacker helps minimize the risk of losing momentum. The card’s fiery, legendary presence fits its role: explosive, forceful, and best when it dictates the pace of play.
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Character Background
Reshiram V in Silver Tempest is a straightforward Fire Basic that rewards an aggressive value-tempo plan: use Sparkling Wing to accelerate up to two basic Energy from the deck onto one Pokémon, then cash in with White Blaze for a clean 200 damage swing. That first attack is especially strong in decks that want to skip manual attachment bottlenecks, letting you power up a secondary attacker or set up a follow-up Reshiram V faster than opponents expect. Because the Energy can go to any Pokémon, it pairs well with healing or pivot-heavy builds that can protect the recipient until it attacks. White Blaze’s coin flip drawback is real, so it works best when you can treat it as a midgame finisher rather than your only plan; running switch cards or a backup attacker helps minimize the risk of losing momentum. The card’s fiery, legendary presence fits its role: explosive, forceful, and best when it dictates the pace of play.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 05:40:43 UTC