Attack Reckless Charge (50): This Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself.
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Galarian Yamask
Oracle Text
Attack Reckless Charge (50): This Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Galarian Yamask in Shining Fates Shiny Vault is a small but surprisingly pointed attacker that fits best into a low-curve aggro or tempo plan, where early pressure matters more than long-term durability. Reckless Charge for 50 is efficient on a Basic, but the self-inflicted 30 damage means you want to treat it as a trade piece rather than a main threat; it’s excellent for finishing weakened targets or forcing awkward exchanges. Because it is a Fighting-type Basic, it can slot naturally into decks that already support Fighting synergy, and it pairs well with healing or damage-mitigation cards that help offset its drawback. In play, try to use it when you can secure a prize or leave the opponent in range for your next attacker. The shiny variant also gives it strong collector appeal, but competitively its value is in being a fast, disposable striker that helps maintain momentum.
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Character Background
Galarian Yamask in Shining Fates Shiny Vault is a small but surprisingly pointed attacker that fits best into a low-curve aggro or tempo plan, where early pressure matters more than long-term durability. Reckless Charge for 50 is efficient on a Basic, but the self-inflicted 30 damage means you want to treat it as a trade piece rather than a main threat; it’s excellent for finishing weakened targets or forcing awkward exchanges. Because it is a Fighting-type Basic, it can slot naturally into decks that already support Fighting synergy, and it pairs well with healing or damage-mitigation cards that help offset its drawback. In play, try to use it when you can secure a prize or leave the opponent in range for your next attacker. The shiny variant also gives it strong collector appeal, but competitively its value is in being a fast, disposable striker that helps maintain momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 03:40:45 UTC