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Quilava
Oracle Text
Attack Hammer In (30)
Attack Super Singe (60): Your opponent’s Active Pokémon is now Burned.
Card Details
Character Background
Quilava from Neo Genesis is a classic tempo-friendly Stage 1 Fire attacker that rewards you for keeping pressure on while accepting a little resource loss. Ember hits for 30, which is solid early- to midgame damage, but the Energy discard means you want Quilava in a deck that can recycle or replace Fire Energy efficiently rather than one that tries to stretch every attachment forever. Fire Wind adds a useful side angle: against bench-heavy decks it can chip away at setup Pokémon and punish greedy boards, making Quilava especially annoying in aggressive mirror matches or against control lists that hide key pieces on the Bench. It fits best in a fast, board-pressuring aggro plan with a touch of disruption. Pair it with Fire Energy acceleration or recovery effects, and consider teammates that help you force the opponent to bench more targets so Fire Wind has meaningful options.
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Character Background
Quilava from Neo Genesis is a classic tempo-friendly Stage 1 Fire attacker that rewards you for keeping pressure on while accepting a little resource loss. Ember hits for 30, which is solid early- to midgame damage, but the Energy discard means you want Quilava in a deck that can recycle or replace Fire Energy efficiently rather than one that tries to stretch every attachment forever. Fire Wind adds a useful side angle: against bench-heavy decks it can chip away at setup Pokémon and punish greedy boards, making Quilava especially annoying in aggressive mirror matches or against control lists that hide key pieces on the Bench. It fits best in a fast, board-pressuring aggro plan with a touch of disruption. Pair it with Fire Energy acceleration or recovery effects, and consider teammates that help you force the opponent to bench more targets so Fire Wind has meaningful options.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:40:45 UTC