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Annihilape
Oracle Text
Ability Durable Body: If this Pokémon would be Knocked Out by damage from an attack, flip a coin. If heads, this Pokémon is not Knocked Out, and its remaining HP becomes 10.
Attack Ghostly Blow (100): Place 5 damage counters on 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon.
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Character Background
Annihilape in Scarlet & Violet is a classic comeback bruiser that rewards an aggressive tempo plan while threatening explosive finishers. Rage Fist is the headline: at 70 damage per Prize card your opponent has taken, it scales naturally into a terrifying late-game swing, so the ideal play pattern is to trade early, stay on board, and punish any opponent who has taken even a couple Prizes. Dynamite Punch offers a steadier 170 damage, but the self-damage means it is best used when you can secure a key knockout or when healing and damage mitigation matter less than tempo. Decks built around Annihilape should emphasize fast Fighting acceleration, easy evolution lines, and ways to move or recycle damaged attackers. Pairing it with cards that keep damage counters useful rather than fatal, or with support that streamlines Stage 2 setup, makes the deck far more consistent.
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Character Background
Annihilape in Scarlet & Violet is a classic comeback bruiser that rewards an aggressive tempo plan while threatening explosive finishers. Rage Fist is the headline: at 70 damage per Prize card your opponent has taken, it scales naturally into a terrifying late-game swing, so the ideal play pattern is to trade early, stay on board, and punish any opponent who has taken even a couple Prizes. Dynamite Punch offers a steadier 170 damage, but the self-damage means it is best used when you can secure a key knockout or when healing and damage mitigation matter less than tempo. Decks built around Annihilape should emphasize fast Fighting acceleration, easy evolution lines, and ways to move or recycle damaged attackers. Pairing it with cards that keep damage counters useful rather than fatal, or with support that streamlines Stage 2 setup, makes the deck far more consistent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 20:10:43 UTC