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Hisuian Typhlosion V
Oracle Text
Attack Singe: Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Burned.
Attack Petrifying Flame (120): Choose a random card from your opponent's hand. Your opponent reveals that card and shuffles it into their deck.
Card Details
Character Background
Hisuian Typhlosion V fits best into a tempo-control plan, using pressure and disruption to keep the opponent off balance while you dictate the pace of the game. Singe is the small but important opener here, spreading Burn to force extra damage and awkward switching decisions, especially against decks that rely on staying active to attack efficiently. Petrifying Flame is the real payoff: 120 damage is already respectable, but the random hand disruption adds a nasty layer of uncertainty that can strip away key combo pieces, Stadiums, or search cards at the worst possible moment. In deckbuilding, pair it with damage modifiers and switch-denial support so Burn penalties matter more and your opponent has fewer clean outs. Psychic Energy acceleration or flexible Energy recovery also helps keep this line online, since Typhlosion V wants to attack repeatedly rather than trade once. The card feels like a spectral ambush—steady attrition first, then a sudden, chilling break in the opponent’s plan.
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Character Background
Hisuian Typhlosion V fits best into a tempo-control plan, using pressure and disruption to keep the opponent off balance while you dictate the pace of the game. Singe is the small but important opener here, spreading Burn to force extra damage and awkward switching decisions, especially against decks that rely on staying active to attack efficiently. Petrifying Flame is the real payoff: 120 damage is already respectable, but the random hand disruption adds a nasty layer of uncertainty that can strip away key combo pieces, Stadiums, or search cards at the worst possible moment. In deckbuilding, pair it with damage modifiers and switch-denial support so Burn penalties matter more and your opponent has fewer clean outs. Psychic Energy acceleration or flexible Energy recovery also helps keep this line online, since Typhlosion V wants to attack repeatedly rather than trade once. The card feels like a spectral ambush—steady attrition first, then a sudden, chilling break in the opponent’s plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:40:43 UTC