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Gigalith ex
Oracle Text
Attack Megaton Cannon: This attack does 140 damage to 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. During your next turn, this Pokémon can't attack.
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Character Background
Gigalith ex in Fantastical Parade reads like a heavy, deliberate siege engine: a Stage 2 Fighting Pokémon that rewards patience with a sharply focused 140-damage Megaton Cannon, but asks you to sit out the following turn. That drawback makes it best suited to a tempo-control shell rather than pure aggro, since you want to keep pressure on the opponent’s board while planning around the attack lock. Its single-target damage is especially valuable for picking off key support Pokémon, softening evolving threats, or finishing targets already damaged by chip effects. To make the most of it, pair Gigalith ex with switching effects or pivot-friendly Pokémon so you can keep your board active while setting up the next attacker, and consider damage modifiers or spread support to turn 140 into reliable knockout math. Because it is Stage 2, acceleration and draw consistency are crucial; build to evolve quickly, then use Gigalith ex as a punishing midgame hammer.
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Character Background
Gigalith ex in Fantastical Parade reads like a heavy, deliberate siege engine: a Stage 2 Fighting Pokémon that rewards patience with a sharply focused 140-damage Megaton Cannon, but asks you to sit out the following turn. That drawback makes it best suited to a tempo-control shell rather than pure aggro, since you want to keep pressure on the opponent’s board while planning around the attack lock. Its single-target damage is especially valuable for picking off key support Pokémon, softening evolving threats, or finishing targets already damaged by chip effects. To make the most of it, pair Gigalith ex with switching effects or pivot-friendly Pokémon so you can keep your board active while setting up the next attacker, and consider damage modifiers or spread support to turn 140 into reliable knockout math. Because it is Stage 2, acceleration and draw consistency are crucial; build to evolve quickly, then use Gigalith ex as a punishing midgame hammer.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 16:40:42 UTC