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Hitmonlee
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Attack Smash Kick (10)
Attack Stretch Kick: If your opponent has any Benched Pokémon, chose 1 of them and this attack does 30 damage to it. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Hitmonlee in Fossil is a deceptively aggressive Fighting Basic that rewards a tempo plan, using pressure on the Active slot while also sniping the Bench to keep opponents off balance. Stretch Kick is especially useful early, because 20 damage to a Benched Pokémon can pick off evolving threats, soften setup pieces, or punish decks that rely on a single support attacker hiding behind the front line; since Weakness and Resistance don’t apply, the damage is consistent and reliable. High Jump Kick then gives you a clean 50-damage finisher, making Hitmonlee a strong fit for an aggro or pressure-oriented deck that wants to force awkward switches and deny safe board development. It pairs well with cards that encourage switching or strand fragile Pokémon on the Bench, and with Fighting energy acceleration or damage boosters to push crucial knockouts. In practice, Hitmonlee shines when you stay ahead on tempo and use its spread threat to make every turn uncomfortable for the opponent.
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Character Background
Hitmonlee in Fossil is a deceptively aggressive Fighting Basic that rewards a tempo plan, using pressure on the Active slot while also sniping the Bench to keep opponents off balance. Stretch Kick is especially useful early, because 20 damage to a Benched Pokémon can pick off evolving threats, soften setup pieces, or punish decks that rely on a single support attacker hiding behind the front line; since Weakness and Resistance don’t apply, the damage is consistent and reliable. High Jump Kick then gives you a clean 50-damage finisher, making Hitmonlee a strong fit for an aggro or pressure-oriented deck that wants to force awkward switches and deny safe board development. It pairs well with cards that encourage switching or strand fragile Pokémon on the Bench, and with Fighting energy acceleration or damage boosters to push crucial knockouts. In practice, Hitmonlee shines when you stay ahead on tempo and use its spread threat to make every turn uncomfortable for the opponent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-31 16:10:45 UTC