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Tauros
Oracle Text
Attack Raging Bull (20+): This attack does 20 more damage for each damage counter on this Pokémon. This Pokémon is now Confused.
Attack Take Down (80): This Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Tauros from Jungle is a straightforward, aggressive Basic Colorless attacker that fits best in tempo or aggro decks, especially early-game shells that want immediate pressure without committing heavy resources. Stomp is the safer opener: 20 damage with a coin-flip chance to push it to 30, enough to threaten fragile Basics and keep the opponent scrambling. Rampage is the card’s real payoff, scaling upward by 10 for each damage counter already on Tauros, so it rewards smart damage management and self-healing denial. In practice, pairing Tauros with effects that spread small amounts of damage or let it survive a hit can turn Rampage into a surprisingly efficient finisher. Because it is Colorless, it also slots easily into many decks that need a flexible attacker rather than a type-specific engine. Just be mindful of the coin flip: Rampage can backfire by leaving Tauros Confused, so support like switching effects or status recovery helps preserve momentum.
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Character Background
Tauros from Jungle is a straightforward, aggressive Basic Colorless attacker that fits best in tempo or aggro decks, especially early-game shells that want immediate pressure without committing heavy resources. Stomp is the safer opener: 20 damage with a coin-flip chance to push it to 30, enough to threaten fragile Basics and keep the opponent scrambling. Rampage is the card’s real payoff, scaling upward by 10 for each damage counter already on Tauros, so it rewards smart damage management and self-healing denial. In practice, pairing Tauros with effects that spread small amounts of damage or let it survive a hit can turn Rampage into a surprisingly efficient finisher. Because it is Colorless, it also slots easily into many decks that need a flexible attacker rather than a type-specific engine. Just be mindful of the coin flip: Rampage can backfire by leaving Tauros Confused, so support like switching effects or status recovery helps preserve momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 06:11:11 UTC