Attack Corkscrew Punch (30)
Attack Berkshire (70+): If your Benched Pokémon have any damage counters on them, this attack does 90 more damage.
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Drampa
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Attack Corkscrew Punch (30)
Attack Berkshire (70+): If your Benched Pokémon have any damage counters on them, this attack does 90 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Drampa from the SM Black Star Promos suite reads like a patient value engine rather than a flashy attacker, fitting best into a tempo or midrange game plan. As a Basic Dragon, it comes down early and immediately replaces itself by using Amass to fetch a basic Energy and attach it, smoothing your setup while preserving hand resources. That makes it especially useful in decks that want to accelerate without overcommitting, then pivot into a stronger Bench attacker. Cyclone’s 80 damage is modest, but the Energy-moving rider is the real prize: after attacking, you can shift Energy to a Benched Pokémon, effectively turning Drampa into a moving battery. Pair it with attackers that need specific Energy counts or with cards that reward energy redistribution, and consider running basic Energy-heavy builds so Amass always has targets. Drampa is strongest when it helps you stabilize early and enable a cleaner, resource-efficient transition into your main finisher.
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Character Background
Drampa from the SM Black Star Promos suite reads like a patient value engine rather than a flashy attacker, fitting best into a tempo or midrange game plan. As a Basic Dragon, it comes down early and immediately replaces itself by using Amass to fetch a basic Energy and attach it, smoothing your setup while preserving hand resources. That makes it especially useful in decks that want to accelerate without overcommitting, then pivot into a stronger Bench attacker. Cyclone’s 80 damage is modest, but the Energy-moving rider is the real prize: after attacking, you can shift Energy to a Benched Pokémon, effectively turning Drampa into a moving battery. Pair it with attackers that need specific Energy counts or with cards that reward energy redistribution, and consider running basic Energy-heavy builds so Amass always has targets. Drampa is strongest when it helps you stabilize early and enable a cleaner, resource-efficient transition into your main finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 18:20:43 UTC