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Machamp VMAX
Oracle Text
Attack Revenge Buster (80+): If your Benched Pokémon have any damage counters on them, this attack does 140 more damage.
Attack G-Max Chi Strike (240): During your next turn, this Pokémon can't use G-Max Chi Strike.
Card Details
Character Background
Machamp VMAX from Astral Radiance is built for straightforward Fighting-type aggression, rewarding a player who can keep pressure high and convert small amounts of setup damage into huge swings. Revenge Buster starts at a modest 80, but the bonus 140 damage turns it into a brutal 220-point threat if any Benched Pokémon are already chipped, which makes this card especially strong in an aggro or tempo plan that willingly trades resources and stays ahead on prize race. Deckbuilding should lean into self-damage or spread-friendly support: pairing it with benches that can absorb counters, or with effects that place damage counters on your own side, helps turn the attack on reliably. G-Max Chi Strike’s 240 damage is excellent for clean knockouts, though the self-lock on the next turn means it works best as a finisher or a tempo reset button rather than a repeated main attack.
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Character Background
Machamp VMAX from Astral Radiance is built for straightforward Fighting-type aggression, rewarding a player who can keep pressure high and convert small amounts of setup damage into huge swings. Revenge Buster starts at a modest 80, but the bonus 140 damage turns it into a brutal 220-point threat if any Benched Pokémon are already chipped, which makes this card especially strong in an aggro or tempo plan that willingly trades resources and stays ahead on prize race. Deckbuilding should lean into self-damage or spread-friendly support: pairing it with benches that can absorb counters, or with effects that place damage counters on your own side, helps turn the attack on reliably. G-Max Chi Strike’s 240 damage is excellent for clean knockouts, though the self-lock on the next turn means it works best as a finisher or a tempo reset button rather than a repeated main attack.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:40:43 UTC