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Paldean Tauros
Oracle Text
Attack Smash Kick (40)
Attack Blocking Stomp (90): If the Defending Pokémon is a Basic Pokémon, it can't attack during your opponent's next turn.
Card Details
Character Background
Paldean Tauros is a straightforward Fire Basic that fits best into an aggressive tempo shell, where its low setup cost and two distinct attacks let it pressure early while still scaling into a nasty finisher. Raging Horns rewards a damaged Tauros, turning every counter on it into extra damage, so it pairs well with self-damage, recoil, or Pokémon that can survive on the edge rather than demanding pristine HP. Blaze Dash is the cleaner plan: 120 damage is a solid benchmark for an Uncommon, and discarding Energy is manageable if you build around acceleration or recovery. In deckbuilding, prioritize Fire Energy search, Energy retrieval, and pivot tools so you can keep attacking after Blaze Dash. Thematically, Paldean Tauros feels like a hard-charging brute—best used when you keep the pressure on and force the opponent to answer it immediately, before its damage scaling becomes a real problem.
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Character Background
Paldean Tauros is a straightforward Fire Basic that fits best into an aggressive tempo shell, where its low setup cost and two distinct attacks let it pressure early while still scaling into a nasty finisher. Raging Horns rewards a damaged Tauros, turning every counter on it into extra damage, so it pairs well with self-damage, recoil, or Pokémon that can survive on the edge rather than demanding pristine HP. Blaze Dash is the cleaner plan: 120 damage is a solid benchmark for an Uncommon, and discarding Energy is manageable if you build around acceleration or recovery. In deckbuilding, prioritize Fire Energy search, Energy retrieval, and pivot tools so you can keep attacking after Blaze Dash. Thematically, Paldean Tauros feels like a hard-charging brute—best used when you keep the pressure on and force the opponent to answer it immediately, before its damage scaling becomes a real problem.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 14:20:42 UTC