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Marshadow
Oracle Text
Ability Let Loose: When you play this Pokémon from your hand onto your Bench during your turn, you may have each player shuffle their hand into their deck and draw 4 cards.
Attack Shadow Punch (30): This attack’s damage isn’t affected by Resistance.
Card Details
Character Background
Marshadow is a deceptively disruptive promo that thrives in tempo and combo decks, where its “Let Loose” Ability can scramble both hands the moment it hits the Bench and reset the game into a much smaller, more volatile state. In practical terms, it is at its best when you have already developed a lead in board or resources, because forcing each player to shuffle their hand and draw 4 can break an opponent’s setup while preserving your pressure. It also pairs well with decks that can quickly benefit from fresh cards or that want to dig for a specific combo piece after emptying their hand. Shadow Punch is modest at 30 damage, but ignoring Resistance makes it reliable chip damage for picking off awkward targets. As lore suggests, Marshadow feels like a lurking shadow that unsettles the field rather than dominating it outright, so include it as a tactical bench-swing card rather than a main attacker.
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Character Background
Marshadow is a deceptively disruptive promo that thrives in tempo and combo decks, where its “Let Loose” Ability can scramble both hands the moment it hits the Bench and reset the game into a much smaller, more volatile state. In practical terms, it is at its best when you have already developed a lead in board or resources, because forcing each player to shuffle their hand and draw 4 can break an opponent’s setup while preserving your pressure. It also pairs well with decks that can quickly benefit from fresh cards or that want to dig for a specific combo piece after emptying their hand. Shadow Punch is modest at 30 damage, but ignoring Resistance makes it reliable chip damage for picking off awkward targets. As lore suggests, Marshadow feels like a lurking shadow that unsettles the field rather than dominating it outright, so include it as a tactical bench-swing card rather than a main attacker.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:20:44 UTC