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Wailord ex
Oracle Text
Attack Surf (120)
Attack Falling Down (270): This Pokémon is now Asleep.
Card Details
Set
Character Background
Wailord ex from Pitch Black is built for a slow, crushing control-to-tempo plan: it asks you to establish a sturdy Water shell, then force the opponent to answer a massive Stage1 before it starts swinging for huge numbers. Surf for 120 is the reliable midgame pressure point, while Falling Down hits an imposing 270 at the cost of putting Wailord ex to Sleep, which makes the card feel like a titanic body slam that may leave the whale momentarily spent. That drawback is manageable with deck support, so pair it with consistent switching or healing tools to reset Sleep and keep the attack loop going. Energy acceleration from Water-focused engines is especially valuable, since Wailord ex wants to come online quickly and keep attacking every turn. As a Double Rare centerpiece, it shines best in bulky, board-stabilizing builds that win by soaking hits and demanding inefficient trades.
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Character Background
Wailord ex from Pitch Black is built for a slow, crushing control-to-tempo plan: it asks you to establish a sturdy Water shell, then force the opponent to answer a massive Stage1 before it starts swinging for huge numbers. Surf for 120 is the reliable midgame pressure point, while Falling Down hits an imposing 270 at the cost of putting Wailord ex to Sleep, which makes the card feel like a titanic body slam that may leave the whale momentarily spent. That drawback is manageable with deck support, so pair it with consistent switching or healing tools to reset Sleep and keep the attack loop going. Energy acceleration from Water-focused engines is especially valuable, since Wailord ex wants to come online quickly and keep attacking every turn. As a Double Rare centerpiece, it shines best in bulky, board-stabilizing builds that win by soaking hits and demanding inefficient trades.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:20:44 UTC