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Team Magma's Rhyhorn
Oracle Text
Attack Ram (10)
Attack Knock Over (10): You may discard any Stadium card in play.
Card Details
Character Background
Team Magma’s Rhyhorn fits neatly into an aggressive Fighting shell that wants to pressure early and force awkward trades. As a Basic, it comes down quickly, and its two attacks point in different directions: Double Damage spreads a modest 10 to each Defending Pokémon, which is excellent for softening multiple targets in formats or situations where Bench-splitting matters, while Horn Rush offers a much more threatening 60 for a single hit, albeit with the swingy coin-flip drawback. That makes the card best in an aggro or tempo plan, where any successful attack can keep the opponent on the back foot. In deckbuilding, pair it with effects that improve consistency or punish misses—anything that raises your odds of attacking every turn, or rewards spread damage setups. The Team Magma label also hints at tribal synergy, so if your list supports Team Magma Pokémon, Rhyhorn can serve as a sturdy early attacker that transitions into higher damage pressure when the board is ready.
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Character Background
Team Magma’s Rhyhorn fits neatly into an aggressive Fighting shell that wants to pressure early and force awkward trades. As a Basic, it comes down quickly, and its two attacks point in different directions: Double Damage spreads a modest 10 to each Defending Pokémon, which is excellent for softening multiple targets in formats or situations where Bench-splitting matters, while Horn Rush offers a much more threatening 60 for a single hit, albeit with the swingy coin-flip drawback. That makes the card best in an aggro or tempo plan, where any successful attack can keep the opponent on the back foot. In deckbuilding, pair it with effects that improve consistency or punish misses—anything that raises your odds of attacking every turn, or rewards spread damage setups. The Team Magma label also hints at tribal synergy, so if your list supports Team Magma Pokémon, Rhyhorn can serve as a sturdy early attacker that transitions into higher damage pressure when the board is ready.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-06 17:10:44 UTC