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M Absol EX
Oracle Text
Attack Disaster Wing (80＋): Discard the top card of your opponent's deck. If that card is a Trainer card, this attack does 80 more damage.
Attack (80＋)
Card Details
Character Background
M Absol EX from the XY Black Star Promos reads like a ruthless tempo card that turns card advantage into pressure, especially in matchups where you can punish a Trainer-heavy deck. Disaster Wing is not just an 80-damage swing; the discard check adds a frustrating layer of variance for the opponent and can push the attack to 160 when it hits a Trainer, which is excellent for forcing awkward lines and setting up clean KOs on key support Pokémon. In play, it works best in an aggressive or disruption-oriented Darkness shell that can keep the pace high while denying resources. Pair it with deck-thinning and hand disruption to make those top-deck Trainer flips more relevant, and consider support that lets you attack quickly and repeatedly, since this card wants to stay ahead on tempo rather than grind. Its Mega Darkness identity makes it feel like a predatory finisher.
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Character Background
M Absol EX from the XY Black Star Promos reads like a ruthless tempo card that turns card advantage into pressure, especially in matchups where you can punish a Trainer-heavy deck. Disaster Wing is not just an 80-damage swing; the discard check adds a frustrating layer of variance for the opponent and can push the attack to 160 when it hits a Trainer, which is excellent for forcing awkward lines and setting up clean KOs on key support Pokémon. In play, it works best in an aggressive or disruption-oriented Darkness shell that can keep the pace high while denying resources. Pair it with deck-thinning and hand disruption to make those top-deck Trainer flips more relevant, and consider support that lets you attack quickly and repeatedly, since this card wants to stay ahead on tempo rather than grind. Its Mega Darkness identity makes it feel like a predatory finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 05:20:42 UTC