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Celesteela
Oracle Text
Ability Ultra Thrusters: Once during your turn, you may switch your Active Ultra Beast with 1 of your Benched Ultra Beasts.
Attack Moombahton (100): Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Celesteela in SM Black Star Promos reads like a precision finisher disguised as a towering Basic Metal Pokémon: its entire identity is built around timing Moon Raker for the discounted Metal cost when both players have exactly 6 Prize cards remaining. That makes it a strong fit for tempo and control decks that can slow the game, trade efficiently, and deliberately engineer the midgame Prize state rather than racing from turn one. The 160 damage threshold is meaningful in many setups, especially if you can supplement it with modest extra damage from tools, supporters, or bench support to cleanly cross key knockouts. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Celesteela with Metal Energy acceleration and defensive pieces that help you preserve your board while disrupting the opponent’s Prize progression; anything that keeps you from falling behind early improves your chance to cash in on the reduced cost. It’s a calculated closer, not a reckless attacker.
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Character Background
Celesteela in SM Black Star Promos reads like a precision finisher disguised as a towering Basic Metal Pokémon: its entire identity is built around timing Moon Raker for the discounted Metal cost when both players have exactly 6 Prize cards remaining. That makes it a strong fit for tempo and control decks that can slow the game, trade efficiently, and deliberately engineer the midgame Prize state rather than racing from turn one. The 160 damage threshold is meaningful in many setups, especially if you can supplement it with modest extra damage from tools, supporters, or bench support to cleanly cross key knockouts. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Celesteela with Metal Energy acceleration and defensive pieces that help you preserve your board while disrupting the opponent’s Prize progression; anything that keeps you from falling behind early improves your chance to cash in on the reduced cost. It’s a calculated closer, not a reckless attacker.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:40:45 UTC