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Mega Zygarde ex
Oracle Text
Attack Gaia Wave (200): During your opponent's next turn, this Pokémon takes 30 less damage from attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Nullifying Zero: For each of your opponent's Pokémon, flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 150 damage to that Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
Mega Zygarde ex reads like a guardian of ecosystem balance turned into a blunt Fighting-type finisher, and its two attacks point toward a flexible tempo-control plan. Gaia Wave is the safer lead option: 200 damage is already threatening, and the built-in damage reduction helps Mega Zygarde ex survive retaliation long enough to keep pressure on the board. Nullifying Zero, meanwhile, is the card’s swing turn, offering explosive spread damage that can punish wide benches and force awkward prize trades, especially in matchups that rely on multiple support Pokémon. This makes the card strongest in a midrange or control shell rather than pure aggro. Pair it with Fighting energy acceleration and switching support so you can attack on curve, and consider effects that tax or lock the opponent’s bench to maximize coin-flip value. Damage boosters that push Gaia Wave into clean knockouts are also excellent.
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Character Background
Mega Zygarde ex reads like a guardian of ecosystem balance turned into a blunt Fighting-type finisher, and its two attacks point toward a flexible tempo-control plan. Gaia Wave is the safer lead option: 200 damage is already threatening, and the built-in damage reduction helps Mega Zygarde ex survive retaliation long enough to keep pressure on the board. Nullifying Zero, meanwhile, is the card’s swing turn, offering explosive spread damage that can punish wide benches and force awkward prize trades, especially in matchups that rely on multiple support Pokémon. This makes the card strongest in a midrange or control shell rather than pure aggro. Pair it with Fighting energy acceleration and switching support so you can attack on curve, and consider effects that tax or lock the opponent’s bench to maximize coin-flip value. Damage boosters that push Gaia Wave into clean knockouts are also excellent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 14:21:17 UTC