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Lanturn ex
Oracle Text
Attack Flashing Signal (80): Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Paralyzed. If tails, your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Confused.
Card Details
Character Background
Lanturn ex fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using disruption to steal turns while its 80 damage keeps pressure on the opponent. Flashing Signal is the key: on heads, Paralyze can completely shut down an Active Pokémon for a turn, and on tails, Confusion still taxes attacks and forces awkward retreat decisions. That coin flip makes Lanturn ex less about raw damage and more about creating windows for your board to develop. It pairs especially well with decks that can capitalize on forced switches or stalled turns, such as Lightning lists that stack damage with bench support or include gust effects to drag up vulnerable targets after the status lands. Because it’s a Stage 1, you’ll want a clean evolution line and ways to protect the setup turn, but once online, Lanturn ex can function as a frustrating midgame pivot. Thematically, it feels like a deep-sea signal beacon: not overwhelming force, but unsettling, disorienting pressure.
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Character Background
Lanturn ex fits best into a tempo-control game plan, using disruption to steal turns while its 80 damage keeps pressure on the opponent. Flashing Signal is the key: on heads, Paralyze can completely shut down an Active Pokémon for a turn, and on tails, Confusion still taxes attacks and forces awkward retreat decisions. That coin flip makes Lanturn ex less about raw damage and more about creating windows for your board to develop. It pairs especially well with decks that can capitalize on forced switches or stalled turns, such as Lightning lists that stack damage with bench support or include gust effects to drag up vulnerable targets after the status lands. Because it’s a Stage 1, you’ll want a clean evolution line and ways to protect the setup turn, but once online, Lanturn ex can function as a frustrating midgame pivot. Thematically, it feels like a deep-sea signal beacon: not overwhelming force, but unsettling, disorienting pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 13:10:43 UTC