Attack Hypnoblast (30): The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack Mist Ball (110): Flip a coin. If tails, discard a Fire Energy and a Psychic Energy from this Pokémon.
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Latias
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Attack Hypnoblast (30): The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack Mist Ball (110): Flip a coin. If tails, discard a Fire Energy and a Psychic Energy from this Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Latias in the Nintendo Black Star Promos set reads like a nimble early-game attacker that favors tempo over raw damage. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it fits almost anywhere, and its two attacks suggest a flexible harassment plan: Super Psy gives a clean 10 damage chip, while Searing Flame pushes a little harder at 20 and may add Burn for incremental pressure. That makes Latias best in decks that want to slow the opponent down, force awkward resource use, and keep prizes flowing through small, repeated attacks rather than big bursts. It pairs well with disruption and burn support, especially cards that increase the odds of coin-flip pressure or capitalize on status conditions. Because its attacks are cheap, it can also serve as a reliable opener while heavier hitters set up on the Bench. If you’re building around it, lean into energy efficiency and switch options so Latias can attack, retreat, and keep tempo.
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Character Background
Latias in the Nintendo Black Star Promos set reads like a nimble early-game attacker that favors tempo over raw damage. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it fits almost anywhere, and its two attacks suggest a flexible harassment plan: Super Psy gives a clean 10 damage chip, while Searing Flame pushes a little harder at 20 and may add Burn for incremental pressure. That makes Latias best in decks that want to slow the opponent down, force awkward resource use, and keep prizes flowing through small, repeated attacks rather than big bursts. It pairs well with disruption and burn support, especially cards that increase the odds of coin-flip pressure or capitalize on status conditions. Because its attacks are cheap, it can also serve as a reliable opener while heavier hitters set up on the Bench. If you’re building around it, lean into energy efficiency and switch options so Latias can attack, retreat, and keep tempo.
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