Attack Rumble (20): The Defending Pokémon can’t retreat during your opponent’s next turn.
Attack Raging Blade (60+): If this Pokémon has any damage counters on it, this attack does 60 more damage.
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Zygarde
Oracle Text
Attack Rumble (20): The Defending Pokémon can’t retreat during your opponent’s next turn.
Attack Raging Blade (60+): If this Pokémon has any damage counters on it, this attack does 60 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Zygarde in XY Black Star Promos reads like a hulking, route-blocking guardian that rewards a straightforward control-tempo plan. Attack Rumble is the key early pressure point: 30 damage plus a retreat lock can trap fragile Basics or anything that needs a pivot, buying you a turn to set up heavier hitters or force awkward switching resources. Geostrike then hits hard at 120 for a Basic, which is enough to punish midrange targets and close games, but the self-damage to your Bench means you want a deck that either keeps support Pokémon expendable or heals and rotates them efficiently. Pairing Zygarde with Bench-sparing utility, damage mitigation, or minimal Bench setups helps a lot; you do not want to overextend several low-HP support pieces. Overall, it works best in a pressure-control shell that uses Rumble to deny movement and Geostrike to convert that denial into damage.
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Character Background
Zygarde in XY Black Star Promos reads like a hulking, route-blocking guardian that rewards a straightforward control-tempo plan. Attack Rumble is the key early pressure point: 30 damage plus a retreat lock can trap fragile Basics or anything that needs a pivot, buying you a turn to set up heavier hitters or force awkward switching resources. Geostrike then hits hard at 120 for a Basic, which is enough to punish midrange targets and close games, but the self-damage to your Bench means you want a deck that either keeps support Pokémon expendable or heals and rotates them efficiently. Pairing Zygarde with Bench-sparing utility, damage mitigation, or minimal Bench setups helps a lot; you do not want to overextend several low-HP support pieces. Overall, it works best in a pressure-control shell that uses Rumble to deny movement and Geostrike to convert that denial into damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:10:43 UTC