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Zoroark
Oracle Text
Attack Illusory Hijacking (60×): This attack does 60 damage for each of your opponent's Pokémon ex and Pokémon V in play.
Attack Claw Slash (110)
Card Details
Character Background
Zoroark from Black & White is a sneaky Stage 1 Darkness attacker that rewards patience and flexibility, making it a strong fit for tempo and value-oriented decks. Nasty Plot is the real engine here: tutoring any card straight to hand gives you a reliable way to assemble evolution pieces, disruption, or a key finisher, so Zoroark can function as both attacker and consistency tool. Foul Play adds the threat of turning the opponent’s own best attack against them, which is especially punishing in metas full of high-damage basics or costly setup Pokémon. In deckbuilding, pair Zoroark with cards that accelerate Darkness Energy or help evolve quickly, and consider running a toolbox of one-of techs so Nasty Plot can find exactly what the matchup demands. Its lore-like trickster feel is captured perfectly: it wins by deception, adaptation, and stealing the opponent’s best line rather than by brute force alone.
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Character Background
Zoroark from Black & White is a sneaky Stage 1 Darkness attacker that rewards patience and flexibility, making it a strong fit for tempo and value-oriented decks. Nasty Plot is the real engine here: tutoring any card straight to hand gives you a reliable way to assemble evolution pieces, disruption, or a key finisher, so Zoroark can function as both attacker and consistency tool. Foul Play adds the threat of turning the opponent’s own best attack against them, which is especially punishing in metas full of high-damage basics or costly setup Pokémon. In deckbuilding, pair Zoroark with cards that accelerate Darkness Energy or help evolve quickly, and consider running a toolbox of one-of techs so Nasty Plot can find exactly what the matchup demands. Its lore-like trickster feel is captured perfectly: it wins by deception, adaptation, and stealing the opponent’s best line rather than by brute force alone.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 04:40:45 UTC