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Mega Lopunny ex
Oracle Text
Attack Gale Thrust (60+): If this Pokémon moved from your Bench to the Active Spot this turn, this attack does 170 more damage.
Attack Spiky Hopper (160): This attack's damage isn't affected by any effects on your opponent's Active Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Mega Lopunny ex looks built for a clean tempo-to-aggro game plan, rewarding players who can pivot it from the Bench into the Active Spot and immediately threaten a huge 230 damage with Gale Thrust. That “move, then strike” pattern makes it especially appealing in decks that already love switching tricks, pivot Basics, or effects that promote Benched Pokémon without spending the manual retreat, letting you turn positioning into pressure. Spiky Hopper gives the card a more straightforward 160 damage option, and its ability to ignore effects on the opponent’s Active Pokémon is valuable into damage reduction, defensive buffs, and awkward lock pieces. In practice, the best support is consistency and mobility: pair Mega Lopunny ex with reliable switching cards and energy acceleration so it can keep reentering at the exact moment it matters. Thematically, it feels like a swift striker that wins by momentum, not brute force.
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Character Background
Mega Lopunny ex looks built for a clean tempo-to-aggro game plan, rewarding players who can pivot it from the Bench into the Active Spot and immediately threaten a huge 230 damage with Gale Thrust. That “move, then strike” pattern makes it especially appealing in decks that already love switching tricks, pivot Basics, or effects that promote Benched Pokémon without spending the manual retreat, letting you turn positioning into pressure. Spiky Hopper gives the card a more straightforward 160 damage option, and its ability to ignore effects on the opponent’s Active Pokémon is valuable into damage reduction, defensive buffs, and awkward lock pieces. In practice, the best support is consistency and mobility: pair Mega Lopunny ex with reliable switching cards and energy acceleration so it can keep reentering at the exact moment it matters. Thematically, it feels like a swift striker that wins by momentum, not brute force.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:20:44 UTC