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Vibrava δ
Oracle Text
Attack Bite (20)
Attack Sonic Noise (30): If the Defending Pokémon is Pokémon-ex, that Pokémon is now Confused.
Card Details
Character Background
Vibrava δ from Holon Phantoms is a nimble Stage 1 that fits best in a tempo-oriented Grass deck, where steady pressure matters more than brute force. Its attacks are simple but efficient: Knock Away starts at 20 and can push to 30 with a favorable coin flip, while Cutting Wind delivers a cleaner 40 for a modest cost. That makes Vibrava a solid midgame attacker that can punish fragile Pokémon and keep damage flowing while you develop your board. The δ typing also invites flexible deckbuilding, especially alongside Holon-style support that rewards mixed-type evolution lines or benefits from unconventional energy access. Because its damage output is modest, pair it with effects that soften targets, spread counters, or recycle attackers so it can finish what other cards start. In lore terms, it feels like a desert-born predator in motion—restless, cutting through the air, and best used before opponents can stabilize.
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Character Background
Vibrava δ from Holon Phantoms is a nimble Stage 1 that fits best in a tempo-oriented Grass deck, where steady pressure matters more than brute force. Its attacks are simple but efficient: Knock Away starts at 20 and can push to 30 with a favorable coin flip, while Cutting Wind delivers a cleaner 40 for a modest cost. That makes Vibrava a solid midgame attacker that can punish fragile Pokémon and keep damage flowing while you develop your board. The δ typing also invites flexible deckbuilding, especially alongside Holon-style support that rewards mixed-type evolution lines or benefits from unconventional energy access. Because its damage output is modest, pair it with effects that soften targets, spread counters, or recycle attackers so it can finish what other cards start. In lore terms, it feels like a desert-born predator in motion—restless, cutting through the air, and best used before opponents can stabilize.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:10:45 UTC