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Hisuian Typhlosion V
Oracle Text
Attack Singe: Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Burned.
Attack Petrifying Flame (120): Choose a random card from your opponent's hand. Your opponent reveals that card and shuffles it into their deck.
Card Details
Character Background
Hisuian Typhlosion V fits best into a disruptive tempo-control plan, using pressure and hand interference to keep the opponent off balance while you build toward a finishing swing. Singe is a simple but useful opener: Burn adds incremental damage and forces awkward retreat or healing decisions, especially when combined with effects that drag up vulnerable targets or punish special conditions. Petrifying Flame is the real centerpiece, dealing a solid 120 while also ripping a random card from the opponent’s hand and shuffling it away, which can deny key outs without requiring perfect guesswork. In deckbuilding, pair it with consistency engines and switching support so Typhlosion can attack repeatedly, and consider damage-boosting Psychic support to push 120 into knockout range on key Pokémon V and ex-style threats. The Hisuian Typhlosion theme feels appropriately eerie and oppressive here: it does not just hit hard, it unsettles the opponent’s entire turn structure.
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Character Background
Hisuian Typhlosion V fits best into a disruptive tempo-control plan, using pressure and hand interference to keep the opponent off balance while you build toward a finishing swing. Singe is a simple but useful opener: Burn adds incremental damage and forces awkward retreat or healing decisions, especially when combined with effects that drag up vulnerable targets or punish special conditions. Petrifying Flame is the real centerpiece, dealing a solid 120 while also ripping a random card from the opponent’s hand and shuffling it away, which can deny key outs without requiring perfect guesswork. In deckbuilding, pair it with consistency engines and switching support so Typhlosion can attack repeatedly, and consider damage-boosting Psychic support to push 120 into knockout range on key Pokémon V and ex-style threats. The Hisuian Typhlosion theme feels appropriately eerie and oppressive here: it does not just hit hard, it unsettles the opponent’s entire turn structure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 13:40:42 UTC