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Crushing Gloves
Oracle Text
The attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent's Active Metal Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Card Details
Character Background
Crushing Gloves is a focused tech Trainer from Chilling Reign that rewards a very specific game plan: aggressive tempo with a metal-hunting edge. By attaching it to one of your attackers, you turn otherwise ordinary damage math into a clean answer to Active Metal Pokémon, pushing 30 extra before Weakness and Resistance and often forcing awkward prize trades. It fits best in decks that want to keep pressure on and punish Metal-heavy metagames, especially if your attacker already hits efficient numbers and only needs a small boost to secure KOs. Pair it with fast, low-cost attackers or pivot-heavy lists that can reattach tools easily, and consider it alongside damage modifiers or gust effects to trap a Metal target Active while you swing for the knockout. It is less of a universal staple than a metagame weapon, but in the right field it can be the difference between a 2-hit plan and a decisive one-shot.
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Character Background
Crushing Gloves is a focused tech Trainer from Chilling Reign that rewards a very specific game plan: aggressive tempo with a metal-hunting edge. By attaching it to one of your attackers, you turn otherwise ordinary damage math into a clean answer to Active Metal Pokémon, pushing 30 extra before Weakness and Resistance and often forcing awkward prize trades. It fits best in decks that want to keep pressure on and punish Metal-heavy metagames, especially if your attacker already hits efficient numbers and only needs a small boost to secure KOs. Pair it with fast, low-cost attackers or pivot-heavy lists that can reattach tools easily, and consider it alongside damage modifiers or gust effects to trap a Metal target Active while you swing for the knockout. It is less of a universal staple than a metagame weapon, but in the right field it can be the difference between a 2-hit plan and a decisive one-shot.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 21:20:43 UTC