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Armarouge ex
Oracle Text
Ability Crimson Armor: If this Pokémon has full HP, it takes 80 less damage from attacks from your opponent's Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Scorching Bazooka (40+): This attack does 40 more damage for each {R} Energy attached to this Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Armarouge ex is a clean, aggressive Fire attacker that fits best in a tempo or midrange shell, where you want to apply immediate pressure while forcing awkward Prize trades. Armor Cannon hits for a solid 200, enough to threaten many Basics and softened Evolutions, though the self-discard means you should plan for energy recycling rather than pure efficiency. That makes it especially attractive in decks that can loop Fire Energy with Retrieval, Super Rod, or similar recovery tools, and it pairs well with acceleration that lets you reattach after firing off the attack. In play, Armarouge ex rewards sequencing: set up your next attacker before you swing, or make sure you have a replacement Energy in hand. The promo framing suits its knightly, armored design, and on the table it feels like a disciplined frontline striker—one that asks for resource management but delivers strong, straightforward board pressure in return.
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Character Background
Armarouge ex is a clean, aggressive Fire attacker that fits best in a tempo or midrange shell, where you want to apply immediate pressure while forcing awkward Prize trades. Armor Cannon hits for a solid 200, enough to threaten many Basics and softened Evolutions, though the self-discard means you should plan for energy recycling rather than pure efficiency. That makes it especially attractive in decks that can loop Fire Energy with Retrieval, Super Rod, or similar recovery tools, and it pairs well with acceleration that lets you reattach after firing off the attack. In play, Armarouge ex rewards sequencing: set up your next attacker before you swing, or make sure you have a replacement Energy in hand. The promo framing suits its knightly, armored design, and on the table it feels like a disciplined frontline striker—one that asks for resource management but delivers strong, straightforward board pressure in return.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:20:42 UTC