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Fraxure
Oracle Text
Ability Unnerve: Whenever your opponent plays an Item or Supporter card from their hand, prevent all effects of that card done to this Pokémon.
Attack Dragon Pulse (80): Discard the top card of your deck.
Card Details
Character Background
Fraxure from Noble Victories is a straightforward Stage 1 attacker that fits best into an aggro or tempo plan, rewarding players who want to keep pressure on the board without investing in a complex setup. Scratch is modest at 20, but Dual Chop gives it the burst potential to swing games, especially when two heads land for 60 damage total, enough to punish fragile Basics and soften up midrange targets. Because its damage is coin-flip dependent, Fraxure works best in decks that can afford variance or that already aim to trade quickly rather than grind. Pair it with damage modifiers and draw support so you can find it early and keep attackers flowing; anything that helps secure one-hit knockouts after a little chip damage makes Dual Chop much more threatening. Thematically, Fraxure feels like a disciplined blade fighter, and in play it rewards bold sequencing and fast tempo over slow, incremental control.
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Character Background
Fraxure from Noble Victories is a straightforward Stage 1 attacker that fits best into an aggro or tempo plan, rewarding players who want to keep pressure on the board without investing in a complex setup. Scratch is modest at 20, but Dual Chop gives it the burst potential to swing games, especially when two heads land for 60 damage total, enough to punish fragile Basics and soften up midrange targets. Because its damage is coin-flip dependent, Fraxure works best in decks that can afford variance or that already aim to trade quickly rather than grind. Pair it with damage modifiers and draw support so you can find it early and keep attackers flowing; anything that helps secure one-hit knockouts after a little chip damage makes Dual Chop much more threatening. Thematically, Fraxure feels like a disciplined blade fighter, and in play it rewards bold sequencing and fast tempo over slow, incremental control.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 12:40:43 UTC