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Honchkrow V
Oracle Text
Ability Boss Pockets: This Pokémon may have up to 4 Pokémon Tools attached to it. If it loses this Ability, discard Pokémon Tools from it until only 1 remains.
Attack Fearsome Shadow (130): Your opponent reveals their hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Honchkrow V from Brilliant Stars is a stylish Darkness Basic that leans into a control-tempo game plan, using its unique Boss Pockets Ability to turn Pokémon Tools into a real resource engine. Letting it hold up to four Tools is huge for builds that want to stack value onto a single attacker or utility pivot, especially with cards that boost damage, mobility, or survivability; just remember that if the Ability shuts off, you’ll drop down to one Tool, so avoid overcommitting unless your deck can protect its board state. Fearsome Shadow hits for a solid 130 and gives crucial hand information, which helps you pick apart your opponent’s next turn and plan disruption or a knockout sequence. It fits best in Darkness decks that like to pressure while staying flexible, and it pairs especially well with Tool-focused engine cards and effects that benefit from a heavily upgraded active Pokémon.
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Character Background
Honchkrow V from Brilliant Stars is a stylish Darkness Basic that leans into a control-tempo game plan, using its unique Boss Pockets Ability to turn Pokémon Tools into a real resource engine. Letting it hold up to four Tools is huge for builds that want to stack value onto a single attacker or utility pivot, especially with cards that boost damage, mobility, or survivability; just remember that if the Ability shuts off, you’ll drop down to one Tool, so avoid overcommitting unless your deck can protect its board state. Fearsome Shadow hits for a solid 130 and gives crucial hand information, which helps you pick apart your opponent’s next turn and plan disruption or a knockout sequence. It fits best in Darkness decks that like to pressure while staying flexible, and it pairs especially well with Tool-focused engine cards and effects that benefit from a heavily upgraded active Pokémon.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 14:40:44 UTC