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Kangaskhan ex
Oracle Text
Attack Triple Draw: Draw 3 cards.
Attack Incessant Punching (100×): Flip 4 coins. This attack does 100 damage for each heads.
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Set
Character Background
Kangaskhan EX from Flashfire is a classic value-oriented Basic attacker that rewards straightforward, flexible play. Triple Draw gives immediate hand smoothing, making it excellent for tempo decks that want to keep attaching Energy and hitting land—well, Energy—drops without falling behind on resources. Kindred Kick is the real pressure point: 70 damage for a simple setup, with a coin flip upside to 100, which is enough to threaten many early- and midgame Pokémon and force awkward prize trades. Because it is Colorless, it fits into almost any shell, so the best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with Energy acceleration and draw support rather than committing to heavy type-specific support; cards that fetch Basics or speed attachments help it come online quickly. In practice, Kangaskhan EX shines as an efficient bridge attacker: it stabilizes the board, refills the hand, and keeps steady damage flowing while more specialized threats are prepared behind it.
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Character Background
Kangaskhan EX from Flashfire is a classic value-oriented Basic attacker that rewards straightforward, flexible play. Triple Draw gives immediate hand smoothing, making it excellent for tempo decks that want to keep attaching Energy and hitting land—well, Energy—drops without falling behind on resources. Kindred Kick is the real pressure point: 70 damage for a simple setup, with a coin flip upside to 100, which is enough to threaten many early- and midgame Pokémon and force awkward prize trades. Because it is Colorless, it fits into almost any shell, so the best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with Energy acceleration and draw support rather than committing to heavy type-specific support; cards that fetch Basics or speed attachments help it come online quickly. In practice, Kangaskhan EX shines as an efficient bridge attacker: it stabilizes the board, refills the hand, and keeps steady damage flowing while more specialized threats are prepared behind it.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:10:44 UTC