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Ampharos
Oracle Text
Attack Thunder Punch (80): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 40 more damage. If tails, this Pokémon also does 20 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Ampharos from Neo Genesis is a classic Lightning Stage 2 that rewards a control-leaning tempo plan: Gigaspark hits for a solid 40 while threatening Paralysis and, more importantly, spreading 10 damage across the opponent’s Bench. That makes it excellent for softening evolved lines, breaking up setup decks, and forcing awkward Prize math over several turns. The coin flip keeps it from being a pure lock piece, but the bench damage still gives it value even on tails, so it fits best in lists that can repeatedly pressure and capitalize on incremental advantage. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Ampharos with reliable evolution support and disruption cards that keep the opponent’s Bench populated and vulnerable; damage counters or spread payoffs make the bench ping especially punishing. In practical terms, Ampharos wants to slow the game down, chip everything at once, and then let your follow-up attackers clean up the weakened board.
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Character Background
Ampharos from Neo Genesis is a classic Lightning Stage 2 that rewards a control-leaning tempo plan: Gigaspark hits for a solid 40 while threatening Paralysis and, more importantly, spreading 10 damage across the opponent’s Bench. That makes it excellent for softening evolved lines, breaking up setup decks, and forcing awkward Prize math over several turns. The coin flip keeps it from being a pure lock piece, but the bench damage still gives it value even on tails, so it fits best in lists that can repeatedly pressure and capitalize on incremental advantage. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Ampharos with reliable evolution support and disruption cards that keep the opponent’s Bench populated and vulnerable; damage counters or spread payoffs make the bench ping especially punishing. In practical terms, Ampharos wants to slow the game down, chip everything at once, and then let your follow-up attackers clean up the weakened board.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:10:46 UTC