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Primeape
Oracle Text
Attack Drag Off: Switch in 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon to the Active Spot. This attack does 30 damage to the new Active Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Primeape from Jungle is a classic Fighting-type tempo attacker that rewards pressure and coin-flip volatility rather than long-term resource grinding. Fury Swipes can spike for 60 damage on three heads, making it a threatening early-game closer when you want to keep opposing Basics and evolving lines on the back foot, while Tantrum provides a reliable 50 damage but carries the risk of self-Confusion, a fitting reflection of Primeape’s reckless rage. This card best supports an aggressive deck plan, especially one built to punish slower setup decks before they stabilize. Pair it with cards that help manage Confusion or maintain momentum after a missed Tantrum, and consider including energy acceleration or switching effects so Primeape can keep swinging without losing tempo. In a Fighting shell, it works well as a blunt-force attacker that capitalizes on early damage and forces awkward exchanges.
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Character Background
Primeape from Jungle is a classic Fighting-type tempo attacker that rewards pressure and coin-flip volatility rather than long-term resource grinding. Fury Swipes can spike for 60 damage on three heads, making it a threatening early-game closer when you want to keep opposing Basics and evolving lines on the back foot, while Tantrum provides a reliable 50 damage but carries the risk of self-Confusion, a fitting reflection of Primeape’s reckless rage. This card best supports an aggressive deck plan, especially one built to punish slower setup decks before they stabilize. Pair it with cards that help manage Confusion or maintain momentum after a missed Tantrum, and consider including energy acceleration or switching effects so Primeape can keep swinging without losing tempo. In a Fighting shell, it works well as a blunt-force attacker that capitalizes on early damage and forces awkward exchanges.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 14:10:43 UTC