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M Tyranitar EX
Oracle Text
Ability {title}:: {title}: This Pokémon may have up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards attached to it.
Attack Destroyer King (110+): This attack does 60 more damage for each damage counter on your opponent's Active Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
M Tyranitar EX from Ancient Origins is a classic “bulky closer” that rewards a value-to-combo game plan: you don’t just attack, you engineer a knockout threshold. Its defining Ability lets it hold up to two Pokémon Tool cards, which is huge for stacking defensive or setup tools and making a Mega Tyranitar harder to answer while it prepares to swing. The attack Destroyer King starts at a respectable 110, then scales by 60 for each damage counter already on the opponent’s Active Pokémon, so the best builds are the ones that place small amounts of damage early and keep pressure on. Pair it with spread or chip-damage support, such as bench-sniping or poison-style attrition, to turn clean 2HKOs into immediate overkills. In practice, this card shines in a midrange-control shell that softens targets, then lands a decisive, punishment-heavy blow.
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Character Background
M Tyranitar EX from Ancient Origins is a classic “bulky closer” that rewards a value-to-combo game plan: you don’t just attack, you engineer a knockout threshold. Its defining Ability lets it hold up to two Pokémon Tool cards, which is huge for stacking defensive or setup tools and making a Mega Tyranitar harder to answer while it prepares to swing. The attack Destroyer King starts at a respectable 110, then scales by 60 for each damage counter already on the opponent’s Active Pokémon, so the best builds are the ones that place small amounts of damage early and keep pressure on. Pair it with spread or chip-damage support, such as bench-sniping or poison-style attrition, to turn clean 2HKOs into immediate overkills. In practice, this card shines in a midrange-control shell that softens targets, then lands a decisive, punishment-heavy blow.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 15:10:42 UTC