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Mega Pyroar ex
Oracle Text
Attack Ferocious Bellow (80): During your opponent's next turn, attacks used by the Defending Pokémon do 50 less damage (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Fiery Big Bang (290-): This attack does 10 less damage for each damage counter on this Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Mega Pyroar ex looks built for a midrange tempo-control Fire deck that can pressure hard while forcing awkward trades. Ferocious Bellow is the real setup tool: 80 damage is already respectable on a Stage 1, but cutting the Defending Pokémon’s damage by 50 on the following turn can completely blunt revenge KOs and buy you an extra turn of board control. That makes it especially nasty with healing and damage-mitigation support, since Fiery Big Bang scales down by 10 for each damage counter on Mega Pyroar ex; keeping it clean is the difference between a near-guaranteed 290 and a much softer swing. Pair it with efficient switching, healing effects, and Energy acceleration so you can attack immediately after evolving, and consider gust-style cards to trap targets that can’t punish you efficiently. It fits best in a strategy that wins by staying ahead on tempo rather than racing purely for damage.
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Character Background
Mega Pyroar ex looks built for a midrange tempo-control Fire deck that can pressure hard while forcing awkward trades. Ferocious Bellow is the real setup tool: 80 damage is already respectable on a Stage 1, but cutting the Defending Pokémon’s damage by 50 on the following turn can completely blunt revenge KOs and buy you an extra turn of board control. That makes it especially nasty with healing and damage-mitigation support, since Fiery Big Bang scales down by 10 for each damage counter on Mega Pyroar ex; keeping it clean is the difference between a near-guaranteed 290 and a much softer swing. Pair it with efficient switching, healing effects, and Energy acceleration so you can attack immediately after evolving, and consider gust-style cards to trap targets that can’t punish you efficiently. It fits best in a strategy that wins by staying ahead on tempo rather than racing purely for damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 00:40:45 UTC