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Lurantis ex
Oracle Text
Attack Lively Cutter (60+): If this Pokémon was healed during this turn, this attack does 200 more damage.
Attack Leaf Guard (140): During your opponent's next turn, this Pokémon takes 50 less damage from attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
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Character Background
Lurantis ex fits best into a tempo-to-combo Grass shell, where its real prize is turning healing into a burst finisher. Lively Cutter is only a modest 60 on its own, but the 200-damage bonus makes it a threatening 260 whenever you can restore this Pokémon in the same turn, which is enough to pressure most EX-level targets. That means deckbuilding should prioritize reliable healing that can be used proactively, such as effects that recover damage without consuming your whole turn, alongside ways to keep Lurantis in the Active Spot long enough to capitalize. Leaf Guard gives it a second role as a sturdy midgame pivot, shaving 50 damage off the next incoming attacks and buying time to reset the healing loop. In play, treat Lurantis ex like a disciplined striker: set up the heal, swing huge, then use its mitigation to survive the counterpunch and maintain momentum.
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Character Background
Lurantis ex fits best into a tempo-to-combo Grass shell, where its real prize is turning healing into a burst finisher. Lively Cutter is only a modest 60 on its own, but the 200-damage bonus makes it a threatening 260 whenever you can restore this Pokémon in the same turn, which is enough to pressure most EX-level targets. That means deckbuilding should prioritize reliable healing that can be used proactively, such as effects that recover damage without consuming your whole turn, alongside ways to keep Lurantis in the Active Spot long enough to capitalize. Leaf Guard gives it a second role as a sturdy midgame pivot, shaving 50 damage off the next incoming attacks and buying time to reset the healing loop. In play, treat Lurantis ex like a disciplined striker: set up the heal, swing huge, then use its mitigation to survive the counterpunch and maintain momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:20:43 UTC