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Sigilyph
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Attack Cutting Wind (70)
Card Details
Character Background
Sigilyph from Emerging Powers is a neat Psychic Basic that leans firmly into control and tempo disruption rather than brute-force aggression. Reflect gives it a surprisingly stubborn defensive angle, cutting the next turn’s damage by 40 and forcing opponents to spend extra resources just to clean it up, while Telekinesis provides clean 50-damage sniping that ignores Weakness and Resistance, making it reliable into awkward matchups and evolving targets. In play, Sigilyph shines best as a utility attacker in slower Psychic shells that want to buy turns, soften key threats, and punish fragile support Pokémon. It pairs especially well with damage spread or spread-to-KO plans, since Telekinesis can finish off already-wounded Bench targets or force awkward healing decisions. A smart deckbuilding tip is to combine Sigilyph with switching cards and healing effects, so you can repeatedly reestablish Reflect pressure and keep it alive long enough to matter.
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Character Background
Sigilyph from Emerging Powers is a neat Psychic Basic that leans firmly into control and tempo disruption rather than brute-force aggression. Reflect gives it a surprisingly stubborn defensive angle, cutting the next turn’s damage by 40 and forcing opponents to spend extra resources just to clean it up, while Telekinesis provides clean 50-damage sniping that ignores Weakness and Resistance, making it reliable into awkward matchups and evolving targets. In play, Sigilyph shines best as a utility attacker in slower Psychic shells that want to buy turns, soften key threats, and punish fragile support Pokémon. It pairs especially well with damage spread or spread-to-KO plans, since Telekinesis can finish off already-wounded Bench targets or force awkward healing decisions. A smart deckbuilding tip is to combine Sigilyph with switching cards and healing effects, so you can repeatedly reestablish Reflect pressure and keep it alive long enough to matter.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 18:10:44 UTC