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Cynthia's Spiritomb
Oracle Text
Attack Raging Curse (10×): This attack does 10 damage for each damage counter on all of your Benched Cynthia's Pokémon. This attack's damage isn't affected by Weakness.
Card Details
Character Background
Cynthia’s Spiritomb reads like a grim little engine for a dedicated Cynthia-themed damage-ramp shell, and its best home is a combo-control deck that turns self-inflicted injury into pressure. Raging Curse scales off damage counters on all of your Benched Cynthia’s Pokémon, so the ideal plan is to load the Bench with Cynthia’s partners, spread counters in a controlled way, and then cash them in for a big, Weakness-proof hit. That makes it especially strong in grindy games where you can prepare a knockout turn rather than racing early. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize Benched Cynthia’s Pokémon that either naturally survive with counters or benefit from being damaged, and use healing sparingly so you don’t erase your own setup. Because the attack ignores Weakness, Spiritomb can threaten bulky targets without needing a type advantage, giving the deck a reliable closer when the board is fully staged.
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Character Background
Cynthia’s Spiritomb reads like a grim little engine for a dedicated Cynthia-themed damage-ramp shell, and its best home is a combo-control deck that turns self-inflicted injury into pressure. Raging Curse scales off damage counters on all of your Benched Cynthia’s Pokémon, so the ideal plan is to load the Bench with Cynthia’s partners, spread counters in a controlled way, and then cash them in for a big, Weakness-proof hit. That makes it especially strong in grindy games where you can prepare a knockout turn rather than racing early. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize Benched Cynthia’s Pokémon that either naturally survive with counters or benefit from being damaged, and use healing sparingly so you don’t erase your own setup. Because the attack ignores Weakness, Spiritomb can threaten bulky targets without needing a type advantage, giving the deck a reliable closer when the board is fully staged.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:44 UTC