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Steelix EX
Oracle Text
Attack Wild Edge (80+): You may do 50 more damage. If you do, this Pokémon does 20 damage to itself.
Attack Iron Tail (100×): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 100 damage times the number of heads.
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Character Background
Steelix ex from Unseen Forces is built for a sturdy control-to-value game plan: it shrugs off Poison with Poison Resistance, then converts its bulk into punishing board pressure. Metal Charge is a modest 70-damage swing, but the self-inflicted damage counter hints that Steelix ex is meant to absorb hits and keep trading efficiently rather than race. The real payoff is Mudslide, which pushes 100 damage onto any chosen opposing Pokémon and ignores Weakness and Resistance if the target is Benched, making it excellent for sniping setup pieces and finishing damaged threats. Since Mudslide discards two Fighting Energy, the best deckbuilding tip is to pair Steelix ex with reliable Energy acceleration or retrieval, especially in a Metal shell that can sustain repeated attachments. It fits best in a control deck that stabilizes early, then uses precise bench targeting to dismantle opposing engines while Steelix ex anchors the frontline.
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Character Background
Steelix ex from Unseen Forces is built for a sturdy control-to-value game plan: it shrugs off Poison with Poison Resistance, then converts its bulk into punishing board pressure. Metal Charge is a modest 70-damage swing, but the self-inflicted damage counter hints that Steelix ex is meant to absorb hits and keep trading efficiently rather than race. The real payoff is Mudslide, which pushes 100 damage onto any chosen opposing Pokémon and ignores Weakness and Resistance if the target is Benched, making it excellent for sniping setup pieces and finishing damaged threats. Since Mudslide discards two Fighting Energy, the best deckbuilding tip is to pair Steelix ex with reliable Energy acceleration or retrieval, especially in a Metal shell that can sustain repeated attachments. It fits best in a control deck that stabilizes early, then uses precise bench targeting to dismantle opposing engines while Steelix ex anchors the frontline.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 06:11:11 UTC