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Weavile ex
Oracle Text
Attack Scratching Nails (30+): If your opponent's Active Pokémon has damage on it, this attack does 40 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Weavile ex is a clean tempo attacker that rewards you for softening the opposing Active first, turning a modest 30 damage into a threatening 70 when the target is already wounded. That makes it especially strong in aggressive Darkness lists that want to keep pressure high and force awkward prize trades, rather than slow control shells. Its best plan is to follow up after chip damage from spread, pivot attacks, or efficient setup hits, then finish off key Basics or evolved support Pokémon before they can stabilize. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cards that place counters early or spread damage broadly, since any prior damage unlocks the bonus; even a single poke from a partner can set up its big turn. Because it is a Stage 1, consistency matters, so include enough search and evolution acceleration to get Weavile ex online quickly and keep the tempo advantage rolling.
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Character Background
Weavile ex is a clean tempo attacker that rewards you for softening the opposing Active first, turning a modest 30 damage into a threatening 70 when the target is already wounded. That makes it especially strong in aggressive Darkness lists that want to keep pressure high and force awkward prize trades, rather than slow control shells. Its best plan is to follow up after chip damage from spread, pivot attacks, or efficient setup hits, then finish off key Basics or evolved support Pokémon before they can stabilize. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cards that place counters early or spread damage broadly, since any prior damage unlocks the bonus; even a single poke from a partner can set up its big turn. Because it is a Stage 1, consistency matters, so include enough search and evolution acceleration to get Weavile ex online quickly and keep the tempo advantage rolling.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 15:10:43 UTC