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Excadrill-EX
Oracle Text
Attack Dig Out (40): Discard the top card of your deck. If that card is a basic Energy card, attach it to 1 of your Pokémon.
Attack Break Ground (120): Does 10 damage to each of your Benched Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
Excadrill-EX fits best in an aggressive tempo deck that wants to keep pressure on while smoothing its energy development. Dig Out is the quiet engine here: 40 damage is modest, but the chance to discard a basic Energy from the top of your deck and accelerate it onto one of your Pokémon can create unexpected momentum, especially in lists that run a high basic Energy count and cards that manipulate the top of the deck. Break Ground is the real closer, swinging for a hefty 120 while only lightly nicking your Bench for 10 each, which is manageable if you build around sturdy support Pokémon or Bench-sitters with useful abilities. In gameplay, pair it with healing or damage mitigation to blunt its self-inflicted spread, and consider Energy recovery so Dig Out’s miss cases don’t hurt your consistency. Thematically, Excadrill-EX feels like a brutal tunnel fighter: efficient, relentless, and happiest when it can keep drilling forward turn after turn.
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Character Background
Excadrill-EX fits best in an aggressive tempo deck that wants to keep pressure on while smoothing its energy development. Dig Out is the quiet engine here: 40 damage is modest, but the chance to discard a basic Energy from the top of your deck and accelerate it onto one of your Pokémon can create unexpected momentum, especially in lists that run a high basic Energy count and cards that manipulate the top of the deck. Break Ground is the real closer, swinging for a hefty 120 while only lightly nicking your Bench for 10 each, which is manageable if you build around sturdy support Pokémon or Bench-sitters with useful abilities. In gameplay, pair it with healing or damage mitigation to blunt its self-inflicted spread, and consider Energy recovery so Dig Out’s miss cases don’t hurt your consistency. Thematically, Excadrill-EX feels like a brutal tunnel fighter: efficient, relentless, and happiest when it can keep drilling forward turn after turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:44 UTC