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Rayquaza EX
Oracle Text
Attack Dragon Claw (30)
Attack Dragon Strike (130): Flip a coin. If tails, this Pokémon can't use Dragon Strike during your next turn.
Card Details
Character Background
Rayquaza ex from the Nintendo Black Star Promos plays like a punishing tempo piece with a strong anti-legend edge, especially when the opponent is leaning on Kyogre or Groudon variants. Frenzy is the real payoff: against those targets, both Dragon Bind and Twister jump by 40 damage before Weakness and Resistance, turning modest attacks into serious pressure. That makes the card best in an aggressive or disruptive shell that wants to force awkward trades while slowing the opponent’s setup. Twister is the standout utility attack, since energy discard can strand bulky threats even when the damage roll is middling, while Dragon Bind offers a coin-flip stun that can steal turns. For deckbuilding, pair Rayquaza ex with Energy acceleration and switching support so it can attack early and keep applying pressure; cards that repeatedly reuse or protect Special Energy help preserve its tempo advantage. Thematically, it feels like a storm predator punishing weather-aligned rivals.
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Character Background
Rayquaza ex from the Nintendo Black Star Promos plays like a punishing tempo piece with a strong anti-legend edge, especially when the opponent is leaning on Kyogre or Groudon variants. Frenzy is the real payoff: against those targets, both Dragon Bind and Twister jump by 40 damage before Weakness and Resistance, turning modest attacks into serious pressure. That makes the card best in an aggressive or disruptive shell that wants to force awkward trades while slowing the opponent’s setup. Twister is the standout utility attack, since energy discard can strand bulky threats even when the damage roll is middling, while Dragon Bind offers a coin-flip stun that can steal turns. For deckbuilding, pair Rayquaza ex with Energy acceleration and switching support so it can attack early and keep applying pressure; cards that repeatedly reuse or protect Special Energy help preserve its tempo advantage. Thematically, it feels like a storm predator punishing weather-aligned rivals.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-09 10:10:42 UTC