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Iron Leaves ex
Oracle Text
Ability Rapid Vernier: When you play this Pokémon from your hand onto your Bench during your turn, you may switch it with your Active Pokémon. If you do, you may move any amount of Energy from your other Pokémon to this Pokémon.
Attack Prism Edge (180): During your next turn, this Pokémon can't attack.
Card Details
Character Background
Iron Leaves ex is a clean tempo piece that rewards crisp sequencing and energy efficiency. Rapid Vernier lets you bench it, promote it immediately, and then redistribute Energy from a retreating or previously loaded attacker, which makes it excellent in aggressive or combo-leaning Grass decks that want to swing the turn it appears. Prism Edge hits for a strong 180, enough to pressure many midrange threats and set up clean prize math, though the attack lock next turn means you should plan it as a hit-and-run tool rather than a sustained attacker. It pairs well with decks that can accelerate Energy onto multiple Pokémon, since moving Energy off a damaged attacker and onto Iron Leaves ex can preserve tempo and deny the opponent easy knockouts. Lore-wise, it feels like a swift, blade-like guardian: elegant, mobile, and best used surgically rather than standing toe-to-toe for long.
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Character Background
Iron Leaves ex is a clean tempo piece that rewards crisp sequencing and energy efficiency. Rapid Vernier lets you bench it, promote it immediately, and then redistribute Energy from a retreating or previously loaded attacker, which makes it excellent in aggressive or combo-leaning Grass decks that want to swing the turn it appears. Prism Edge hits for a strong 180, enough to pressure many midrange threats and set up clean prize math, though the attack lock next turn means you should plan it as a hit-and-run tool rather than a sustained attacker. It pairs well with decks that can accelerate Energy onto multiple Pokémon, since moving Energy off a damaged attacker and onto Iron Leaves ex can preserve tempo and deny the opponent easy knockouts. Lore-wise, it feels like a swift, blade-like guardian: elegant, mobile, and best used surgically rather than standing toe-to-toe for long.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-26 21:10:42 UTC