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Zorua
Oracle Text
Attack Stampede (10)
Attack Double Scratch (20×): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 20 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Zorua from Black & White is a simple but flavorful Basic Darkness Pokémon that fits best in a tempo or aggressive early-game plan, where putting pressure on the opponent before they stabilize matters more than raw staying power. Its lone attack, Lunge, offers 30 damage for a single action, but the coin flip means it is unreliable, so you should treat Zorua as a low-commitment starter rather than a primary finisher. That makes it especially useful in decks that can afford occasional whiffs while they set up stronger Darkness attackers behind it. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that reward Basic Pokémon in the opening turns or with damage modifiers that help 30 become a relevant breakpoint, since even a modest hit can soften key targets for a later knockout. The Black & White era also favors evolving Zorua into Zoroark lines, so this card often serves as the sneaky opening act for a more flexible midgame plan.
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Character Background
Zorua from Black & White is a simple but flavorful Basic Darkness Pokémon that fits best in a tempo or aggressive early-game plan, where putting pressure on the opponent before they stabilize matters more than raw staying power. Its lone attack, Lunge, offers 30 damage for a single action, but the coin flip means it is unreliable, so you should treat Zorua as a low-commitment starter rather than a primary finisher. That makes it especially useful in decks that can afford occasional whiffs while they set up stronger Darkness attackers behind it. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that reward Basic Pokémon in the opening turns or with damage modifiers that help 30 become a relevant breakpoint, since even a modest hit can soften key targets for a later knockout. The Black & White era also favors evolving Zorua into Zoroark lines, so this card often serves as the sneaky opening act for a more flexible midgame plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 18:40:44 UTC