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Rayquaza
Oracle Text
Attack Dragon Dance: During your next turn, if any of your current Active Pokémon does damage to any Defending Pokémon, the attack does 30 more damage (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Dragon Claw (40)
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Character Background
Rayquaza from POP Series 1 is a compact, early-era Basic attacker that leans toward tempo and light control rather than brute-force aggro. Its Fly attack is the key: for just 10 damage, a heads result gives Rayquaza a temporary protective shield that blanks all effects and damage from the opponent’s next attack, letting it steal a turn and force awkward sequencing. That makes it especially strong in decks that want to pressure while staying just out of reach, then pivot into Dragon Claw’s reliable 30 damage when the opponent is slowed. Because the protection only lasts one opposing turn, pairing Rayquaza with switching effects, energy acceleration, or healing helps maximize its value before it gets answered. A good deckbuilding tip is to use it alongside cards that punish passive turns, since Fly can create the breathing room needed to keep attacking while the opponent wastes resources. Lore-wise, Rayquaza feels like a skyborne predator—sudden, hard to pin down, and dangerous when it seizes momentum.
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Character Background
Rayquaza from POP Series 1 is a compact, early-era Basic attacker that leans toward tempo and light control rather than brute-force aggro. Its Fly attack is the key: for just 10 damage, a heads result gives Rayquaza a temporary protective shield that blanks all effects and damage from the opponent’s next attack, letting it steal a turn and force awkward sequencing. That makes it especially strong in decks that want to pressure while staying just out of reach, then pivot into Dragon Claw’s reliable 30 damage when the opponent is slowed. Because the protection only lasts one opposing turn, pairing Rayquaza with switching effects, energy acceleration, or healing helps maximize its value before it gets answered. A good deckbuilding tip is to use it alongside cards that punish passive turns, since Fly can create the breathing room needed to keep attacking while the opponent wastes resources. Lore-wise, Rayquaza feels like a skyborne predator—sudden, hard to pin down, and dangerous when it seizes momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 13:10:43 UTC