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Aegislash
Oracle Text
Ability Durable Blade: If this Pokémon is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, put it into your hand instead of the discard pile. (Discard all cards attached to it.)
Attack Trash Slash (10×): This attack does 10 damage for each Item card in your discard pile. You can’t do more than 130 damage in this way.
Card Details
Character Background
Aegislash in XY feels tailor-made for a control-to-tempo game plan, using its unusual Stance Change ability to repeatedly pivot between copies while preserving damage, effects, and attachments. That makes it especially good in decks that want to squeeze extra value out of a single evolved line rather than commit to a long board state. The attack Buster Swing hits for a clean 120 and ignores Resistance, which is excellent in matchups where Metal attackers might otherwise get stalled by awkward typing. In play, the best approach is to treat Aegislash as a flexible midgame closer: build it with strong energy recovery, evolution consistency, and switching support so you can keep cycling a damaged or status-affected copy out of danger. Cards that reduce evolution awkwardness or accelerate Metal Energy pair well, and any deck that can protect your hand size benefits from the ability to swap into fresh copies while maintaining pressure.
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Character Background
Aegislash in XY feels tailor-made for a control-to-tempo game plan, using its unusual Stance Change ability to repeatedly pivot between copies while preserving damage, effects, and attachments. That makes it especially good in decks that want to squeeze extra value out of a single evolved line rather than commit to a long board state. The attack Buster Swing hits for a clean 120 and ignores Resistance, which is excellent in matchups where Metal attackers might otherwise get stalled by awkward typing. In play, the best approach is to treat Aegislash as a flexible midgame closer: build it with strong energy recovery, evolution consistency, and switching support so you can keep cycling a damaged or status-affected copy out of danger. Cards that reduce evolution awkwardness or accelerate Metal Energy pair well, and any deck that can protect your hand size benefits from the ability to swap into fresh copies while maintaining pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 12:20:42 UTC