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Hustle Belt
Oracle Text
If the Pokémon this card is attached to has 30 HP or less remaining and has any damage counters on it, its attacks do 60 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Card Details
Character Background
Hustle Belt is a classic risk-reward tool that rewards aggressive decks for living on the edge: when the attached Pokémon is down to 30 HP or less and already has damage counters, every attack hits 60 harder, before Weakness and Resistance. That makes it ideal for tempo and aggro strategies that want to force a trade and then suddenly swing the prize race back in their favor. In practice, it shines on Pokémon that can survive a hit, spread damage to themselves efficiently, or attack for efficient costs while staying in play at low HP. Pair it with healing denial, gust effects, or attackers that naturally operate in the red, and you can turn an almost-KO into a lethal burst. It also works well in decks that expect to lose a target anyway, letting you extract one final devastating attack from a damaged Basic or Stage 1 before it falls.
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Character Background
Hustle Belt is a classic risk-reward tool that rewards aggressive decks for living on the edge: when the attached Pokémon is down to 30 HP or less and already has damage counters, every attack hits 60 harder, before Weakness and Resistance. That makes it ideal for tempo and aggro strategies that want to force a trade and then suddenly swing the prize race back in their favor. In practice, it shines on Pokémon that can survive a hit, spread damage to themselves efficiently, or attack for efficient costs while staying in play at low HP. Pair it with healing denial, gust effects, or attackers that naturally operate in the red, and you can turn an almost-KO into a lethal burst. It also works well in decks that expect to lose a target anyway, letting you extract one final devastating attack from a damaged Basic or Stage 1 before it falls.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 17:40:42 UTC