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Black Kyurem ex
Oracle Text
Attack Ice Age (90): If your opponent's Active Pokémon is a {N} Pokémon, it is now Paralyzed.
Attack Black Frost (250): This Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Black Kyurem ex from Surging Sparks looks built for a pressure-heavy tempo plan, with enough raw damage to close games while still threatening control through its Ice Age attack. At 90 damage for a single hit, Ice Age is modest on rate, but the Paralyze rider becomes nasty if the opposing Active is a {N} Pokémon, letting you steal turns and force awkward switch decisions. That makes it especially appealing in lists that can scout or punish colorless-and-basic-heavy fields, or in a control shell that values disruption before committing to a knockout swing. Black Frost is the real finisher: 250 damage is a major benchmark, though the self-damage means you should plan to either take a prize race lead or have healing and damage mitigation ready. Pair it with switching cards, energy acceleration, and benchmarks that let 250 cleanly convert into key knockouts so its recoil doesn’t undermine your momentum.
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Character Background
Black Kyurem ex from Surging Sparks looks built for a pressure-heavy tempo plan, with enough raw damage to close games while still threatening control through its Ice Age attack. At 90 damage for a single hit, Ice Age is modest on rate, but the Paralyze rider becomes nasty if the opposing Active is a {N} Pokémon, letting you steal turns and force awkward switch decisions. That makes it especially appealing in lists that can scout or punish colorless-and-basic-heavy fields, or in a control shell that values disruption before committing to a knockout swing. Black Frost is the real finisher: 250 damage is a major benchmark, though the self-damage means you should plan to either take a prize race lead or have healing and damage mitigation ready. Pair it with switching cards, energy acceleration, and benchmarks that let 250 cleanly convert into key knockouts so its recoil doesn’t undermine your momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC