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Dhelmise
Oracle Text
Attack Spinning Attack (30)
Attack Steel Anchor (80+): If you have any {M} Pokémon on your Bench, this attack does 80 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Dhelmise fits best into a control-leaning tempo plan, where it quietly turns Metal attackers into more efficient finishers while also pinning targets in place. Steelworker is the real engine: it gives your Metal Pokémon’s attacks a clean +10 to the opponent’s Active Pokémon, which stacks before Weakness and Resistance and can push awkward math into favorable knockouts, especially with multi-prize pressure or repeated chip damage. Anchor Shot adds the other half of the game plan by trapping the Defending Pokémon, making Dhelmise a useful pivot for locking down fragile setup pieces or forcing inefficient switches. In deckbuilding, pair it with Metal attackers that already hit key damage thresholds, and consider gust effects to strand support Pokémon once they’re trapped. The haunted-anchor theme also matches its role neatly: Dhelmise feels like a drifting wreck that drags games into your preferred pace, denying escape while your board grinds ahead.
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Character Background
Dhelmise fits best into a control-leaning tempo plan, where it quietly turns Metal attackers into more efficient finishers while also pinning targets in place. Steelworker is the real engine: it gives your Metal Pokémon’s attacks a clean +10 to the opponent’s Active Pokémon, which stacks before Weakness and Resistance and can push awkward math into favorable knockouts, especially with multi-prize pressure or repeated chip damage. Anchor Shot adds the other half of the game plan by trapping the Defending Pokémon, making Dhelmise a useful pivot for locking down fragile setup pieces or forcing inefficient switches. In deckbuilding, pair it with Metal attackers that already hit key damage thresholds, and consider gust effects to strand support Pokémon once they’re trapped. The haunted-anchor theme also matches its role neatly: Dhelmise feels like a drifting wreck that drags games into your preferred pace, denying escape while your board grinds ahead.
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