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Umbreon V
Oracle Text
Attack Mean Look (30): During your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon can't retreat.
Attack Moonlight Blade (80+): If this Pokémon has any damage counters on it, this attack does 80 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Umbreon V fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using Darkness pressure to slow the opponent while setting up a clean midgame finisher. Mean Look is the key utility attack: 30 damage is modest, but trapping the Active Pokémon can buy a crucial turn, force awkward Switch resources, and let you dictate prize trades. Moonlight Blade then rewards Umbreon V for already being hurt, jumping to 160 damage with any damage counters on it, which is enough to punish many Basics and soft-checked Evolutions. That makes self-damage and chip-damage support especially attractive; pairing it with cards that place damage counters or enable repeated healing decisions can let you toggle between staying healthy and turning on the stronger attack. In lore terms, Umbreon has always felt like a silent hunter that thrives under moonlit pressure, and this card captures that by turning restraint and positioning into decisive blows rather than raw, reckless aggression.
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Character Background
Umbreon V fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using Darkness pressure to slow the opponent while setting up a clean midgame finisher. Mean Look is the key utility attack: 30 damage is modest, but trapping the Active Pokémon can buy a crucial turn, force awkward Switch resources, and let you dictate prize trades. Moonlight Blade then rewards Umbreon V for already being hurt, jumping to 160 damage with any damage counters on it, which is enough to punish many Basics and soft-checked Evolutions. That makes self-damage and chip-damage support especially attractive; pairing it with cards that place damage counters or enable repeated healing decisions can let you toggle between staying healthy and turning on the stronger attack. In lore terms, Umbreon has always felt like a silent hunter that thrives under moonlit pressure, and this card captures that by turning restraint and positioning into decisive blows rather than raw, reckless aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC