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Genesect GX
Oracle Text
Ability Double Drive: This Pokémon may have up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards attached to it. If it loses this Ability, discard Pokémon Tool cards from it until only 1 remains.
Attack Burst Shot (130)
Attack Break Buster GX (190): This attack’s damage isn’t affected by Resistance. (You can’t use more than 1 GX attack in a game.)
Card Details
Character Background
Genesect GX from Lost Thunder is a sleek Metal attacker that rewards a value-driven tempo plan, letting you stack two Pokémon Tools through Double Drive and turn one Basic into a highly customized threat. The extra Tool slot is the real draw: it opens room for combinations like damage modifiers plus mobility or durability boosts, making Genesect GX unusually flexible in decks that want to keep pressure on while staying hard to answer. Burst Shot’s 130 damage is a solid midgame swing, enough to punish many evolving Pokémon or softened Basics, while Break Buster GX delivers a clean 190 that ignores Resistance, ideal for closing games against awkward defensive matchups. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with strong Tool search and recursion so Double Drive is always relevant, and consider Metal Energy support to keep the attack costs efficient. It fits best in a tempo or toolbox shell that wins by adapting turn to turn.
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Character Background
Genesect GX from Lost Thunder is a sleek Metal attacker that rewards a value-driven tempo plan, letting you stack two Pokémon Tools through Double Drive and turn one Basic into a highly customized threat. The extra Tool slot is the real draw: it opens room for combinations like damage modifiers plus mobility or durability boosts, making Genesect GX unusually flexible in decks that want to keep pressure on while staying hard to answer. Burst Shot’s 130 damage is a solid midgame swing, enough to punish many evolving Pokémon or softened Basics, while Break Buster GX delivers a clean 190 that ignores Resistance, ideal for closing games against awkward defensive matchups. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with strong Tool search and recursion so Double Drive is always relevant, and consider Metal Energy support to keep the attack costs efficient. It fits best in a tempo or toolbox shell that wins by adapting turn to turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-03 03:20:42 UTC