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M Camerupt-EX
Oracle Text
Attack Magma Eruption (120): You may discard the top 3 cards of each player's deck. If you do, this attack does 40 more damage for each Energy card you discarded in this way.
Card Details
Character Background
M Camerupt-EX fits best into a combo-leaning aggro shell that wants to convert a single explosive attack into a huge damage swing. Magma Eruption starts at a solid 120, but the self-contained mill effect can push it far beyond that if both discard piles reveal Energy, making this a risky but rewarding finisher against decks that run heavy Energy counts or rely on top-deck setup. Because the bonus depends on what you mill, deckbuilding should lean into Energy-stacking lines and recovery tools rather than pure consistency; cards that recycle Energy from the discard or accelerate Fire Energy onto a Mega attacker help keep pressure on after the first blast. Thematically, Camerupt feels like a dormant volcano suddenly erupting, and in play it rewards timing and explosive commitment: use it when the opponent’s deck is dense with Energy or when you can afford variance, then follow up with another attacker to maintain tempo.
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Character Background
M Camerupt-EX fits best into a combo-leaning aggro shell that wants to convert a single explosive attack into a huge damage swing. Magma Eruption starts at a solid 120, but the self-contained mill effect can push it far beyond that if both discard piles reveal Energy, making this a risky but rewarding finisher against decks that run heavy Energy counts or rely on top-deck setup. Because the bonus depends on what you mill, deckbuilding should lean into Energy-stacking lines and recovery tools rather than pure consistency; cards that recycle Energy from the discard or accelerate Fire Energy onto a Mega attacker help keep pressure on after the first blast. Thematically, Camerupt feels like a dormant volcano suddenly erupting, and in play it rewards timing and explosive commitment: use it when the opponent’s deck is dense with Energy or when you can afford variance, then follow up with another attacker to maintain tempo.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 05:10:45 UTC