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Altaria
Oracle Text
Attack Song of Echoes: Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw a number of cards equal to the number of Benched Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's).
Attack Midnight Eyes (30): Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Asleep.
Card Details
Character Background
Altaria from the Dragon expansion reads like a graceful tempo-control piece: a Stage 1 Colorless Pokémon that rewards careful sequencing rather than brute force. Dragon Dance sets up a threatening follow-up by adding 40 damage to your next Active Pokémon’s attack if it connects, making it especially good in decks that can pivot into a hard hitter right after Altaria comes down. Dragon Song, meanwhile, gives you a 30-damage attack that Asleeps both Defending Pokémon, which can steal turns and lock opponents out of clean counterattacks. In play, Altaria fits best in a tempo or soft control shell, where you pressure while disrupting. It pairs well with attackers that already hit efficient numbers, since the damage boost turns middling attacks into real KOs. Deckbuilding-wise, include switching effects or bench mobility so you can safely chain Dragon Dance into a stronger Active attacker on the following turn.
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Character Background
Altaria from the Dragon expansion reads like a graceful tempo-control piece: a Stage 1 Colorless Pokémon that rewards careful sequencing rather than brute force. Dragon Dance sets up a threatening follow-up by adding 40 damage to your next Active Pokémon’s attack if it connects, making it especially good in decks that can pivot into a hard hitter right after Altaria comes down. Dragon Song, meanwhile, gives you a 30-damage attack that Asleeps both Defending Pokémon, which can steal turns and lock opponents out of clean counterattacks. In play, Altaria fits best in a tempo or soft control shell, where you pressure while disrupting. It pairs well with attackers that already hit efficient numbers, since the damage boost turns middling attacks into real KOs. Deckbuilding-wise, include switching effects or bench mobility so you can safely chain Dragon Dance into a stronger Active attacker on the following turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:10:47 UTC