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Corviknight V
Oracle Text
Attack Clutch (30): During your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon can't retreat.
Attack Sky Hurricane (190): During your next turn, this Pokémon can't use Sky Hurricane.
Card Details
Character Background
Corviknight V fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using its heavy Metal frame to pressure the opponent while limiting their counterplay. Clutch is the subtle standout: 30 damage is modest, but trapping the Defending Pokémon for the next turn can strand key attackers Active, buy time for setup, and force awkward switch resources. That pairs especially well with decks that punish stuck Pokémon through damage spread, gust effects, or bench sniping. Sky Hurricane then gives you the real finisher, swinging for 190, which is enough to threaten many Basics and softened V cards, though the self-lock means you should treat it as a paced two-step attack pattern rather than a repeatable main move. In deckbuilding, prioritize Switch, Air Balloon, or other mobility cards so Corviknight V can reset after attacking, and consider Metal Energy support to keep its pressure consistent.
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Character Background
Corviknight V fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using its heavy Metal frame to pressure the opponent while limiting their counterplay. Clutch is the subtle standout: 30 damage is modest, but trapping the Defending Pokémon for the next turn can strand key attackers Active, buy time for setup, and force awkward switch resources. That pairs especially well with decks that punish stuck Pokémon through damage spread, gust effects, or bench sniping. Sky Hurricane then gives you the real finisher, swinging for 190, which is enough to threaten many Basics and softened V cards, though the self-lock means you should treat it as a paced two-step attack pattern rather than a repeatable main move. In deckbuilding, prioritize Switch, Air Balloon, or other mobility cards so Corviknight V can reset after attacking, and consider Metal Energy support to keep its pressure consistent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:20:43 UTC