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Latios
Oracle Text
Ability Lustrous Assist: Once during your turn, when your Mega Latias ex moves from your Bench to the Active Spot, you may use this Ability. Move any amount of Energy from your Benched Pokémon to your Active Pokémon.
Attack Dragon Claw (130)
Card Details
Character Background
Latios in the Nintendo Black Star Promos reads as a nimble utility attacker, best suited to a tempo or light control plan rather than brute-force aggro. Its small damage output—Super Psy for 10 and Freeze Dry for 30—won’t overwhelm bulky Pokémon on raw numbers, but the coin-flip Paralysis gives it real nuisance value, especially early when denying a key retreat or attack can swing the pace of the game. Because it is a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it fits cleanly into many shells and can be powered by generic Energy, making it easy to slot into decks that want a flexible opener or a backup attacker. Pairing Latios with damage modifiers or status-focused support improves its pressure, while switching cards help it keep the initiative after a successful Paralysis turn. Thematically, Latios feels like a swift aerial disruptor: elegant, elusive, and more dangerous when it controls the rhythm of the battle than when it tries to trade blows directly.
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Character Background
Latios in the Nintendo Black Star Promos reads as a nimble utility attacker, best suited to a tempo or light control plan rather than brute-force aggro. Its small damage output—Super Psy for 10 and Freeze Dry for 30—won’t overwhelm bulky Pokémon on raw numbers, but the coin-flip Paralysis gives it real nuisance value, especially early when denying a key retreat or attack can swing the pace of the game. Because it is a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it fits cleanly into many shells and can be powered by generic Energy, making it easy to slot into decks that want a flexible opener or a backup attacker. Pairing Latios with damage modifiers or status-focused support improves its pressure, while switching cards help it keep the initiative after a successful Paralysis turn. Thematically, Latios feels like a swift aerial disruptor: elegant, elusive, and more dangerous when it controls the rhythm of the battle than when it tries to trade blows directly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:10:46 UTC