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Anorith
Oracle Text
Attack Slash (20)
Attack Double Scratch (40x): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 40 damage times the number of heads.
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Character Background
Anorith from Sandstorm fits best in a value-oriented tempo shell, where its true strength is not raw damage but the flexibility of Fast Evolution. As a Fighting Stage 1 with a modest Pierce attack for 30, it can still pressure early opposing Basics, but the real payoff is tutoring an Evolution card straight into hand, effectively smoothing your next turns and helping assemble your core board faster. That makes it especially useful in decks that want to chain evolutions consistently, whether you are finding a key attacker, a support Pokémon, or a line piece that unlocks your midgame. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Anorith with cards that can get it active quickly and safely, so you are not spending too many resources on a low-impact body; any list that can recycle or search Fighting lines benefits from it. Thematically, it feels like a prehistoric scavenger revealing hidden growth beneath the sand.
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Character Background
Anorith from Sandstorm fits best in a value-oriented tempo shell, where its true strength is not raw damage but the flexibility of Fast Evolution. As a Fighting Stage 1 with a modest Pierce attack for 30, it can still pressure early opposing Basics, but the real payoff is tutoring an Evolution card straight into hand, effectively smoothing your next turns and helping assemble your core board faster. That makes it especially useful in decks that want to chain evolutions consistently, whether you are finding a key attacker, a support Pokémon, or a line piece that unlocks your midgame. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Anorith with cards that can get it active quickly and safely, so you are not spending too many resources on a low-impact body; any list that can recycle or search Fighting lines benefits from it. Thematically, it feels like a prehistoric scavenger revealing hidden growth beneath the sand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:40:43 UTC