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Team Rocket's Larvitar
Oracle Text
Attack Mountain Munch (10): Discard the top card of your opponent's deck.
Card Details
Character Background
Team Rocket’s Larvitar is a deceptively annoying little piece for a Fighting deck, leaning most naturally toward a tempo-control game plan. For just 10 damage, Mountain Munch chips away while also milling the top card of your opponent’s deck, which matters more than it first appears in longer games: every attack both advances your board pressure and edges the opponent closer to running out of resources. Because it’s a Basic, it’s easy to deploy early and keep the initiative, especially in lists that want to force awkward prize races rather than brute-force KOs. It pairs well with effects that recycle Energy or reward repeated small attacks, and it becomes better in builds that can stall or disrupt so the milling has time to matter. If your deck already includes Fighting support and likes incremental advantage, Larvitar is a solid common that turns patience into pressure.
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Character Background
Team Rocket’s Larvitar is a deceptively annoying little piece for a Fighting deck, leaning most naturally toward a tempo-control game plan. For just 10 damage, Mountain Munch chips away while also milling the top card of your opponent’s deck, which matters more than it first appears in longer games: every attack both advances your board pressure and edges the opponent closer to running out of resources. Because it’s a Basic, it’s easy to deploy early and keep the initiative, especially in lists that want to force awkward prize races rather than brute-force KOs. It pairs well with effects that recycle Energy or reward repeated small attacks, and it becomes better in builds that can stall or disrupt so the milling has time to matter. If your deck already includes Fighting support and likes incremental advantage, Larvitar is a solid common that turns patience into pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC