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Celesteela GX
Oracle Text
Attack Rocket Fall (30+): This attack does 30 more damage for each Colorless in your opponent’s Active Pokémon’s Retreat Cost.
Attack Moon Press (130)
Attack Blaster GX (180): Turn all of your Prize cards face up. (Those Prize cards remain face up for the rest of the game.) (You can’t use more than 1 GX attack in a game.)
Card Details
Character Background
Celesteela GX fits best as a tempo-oriented Metal attacker that rewards careful matchup selection and a bit of soft control. Rocket Fall is the standout attack: against bulky Retreat Cost targets, it can scale quickly and punish decks that rely on heavy, awkward Active Pokémon, especially if you can force those targets into the front with gust effects. Moon Press offers a clean 130 damage midrange option, enough to pressure most basics and many evolving threats while staying efficient for a promo attacker. Blaster GX is more niche, but the Prize reveal can be a real information tool in prize-trade games, letting you plan endgame sequencing and identify whether you should race, conserve resources, or pivot into a setup line. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Celesteela GX with gust support and Metal acceleration so you can shift from setup to pressure in one turn; it shines when you can repeatedly choose favorable Actives rather than simply swing blindly.
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Character Background
Celesteela GX fits best as a tempo-oriented Metal attacker that rewards careful matchup selection and a bit of soft control. Rocket Fall is the standout attack: against bulky Retreat Cost targets, it can scale quickly and punish decks that rely on heavy, awkward Active Pokémon, especially if you can force those targets into the front with gust effects. Moon Press offers a clean 130 damage midrange option, enough to pressure most basics and many evolving threats while staying efficient for a promo attacker. Blaster GX is more niche, but the Prize reveal can be a real information tool in prize-trade games, letting you plan endgame sequencing and identify whether you should race, conserve resources, or pivot into a setup line. Deckbuilding-wise, pair Celesteela GX with gust support and Metal acceleration so you can shift from setup to pressure in one turn; it shines when you can repeatedly choose favorable Actives rather than simply swing blindly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC