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Scizor
Oracle Text
Attack Raid (30+): If this Pokémon evolved from Scyther during this turn, this attack does 90 more damage.
Attack Guard Claw (90): During your opponent's next turn, this Pokémon takes 30 less damage from attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
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Character Background
Scizor from Wizards Black Star Promos plays like a sturdy tempo and disruption piece rather than a pure finisher, using its Metal typing and Stage 1 body to lean into early board pressure while buying time. Leer is the real tactical hook: if you win the coin flip, you can force the opposing Active to sit idle for a turn, which is especially nasty when paired with gust effects or when you can keep Scizor in the Active Spot and deny clean attacks. Metal Pincer then gives you a volatile but threatening damage spike, since repeated heads can push it well beyond its printed 30, making it a credible attacker against fragile or evolving targets. In deckbuilding, pair Scizor with coin-support cards and Energy acceleration or Metal synergy to keep pressure flowing; its game plan is strongest in a control-tempo shell that values disruption, incremental damage, and forcing awkward retreats rather than racing straight for knockout math.
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Character Background
Scizor from Wizards Black Star Promos plays like a sturdy tempo and disruption piece rather than a pure finisher, using its Metal typing and Stage 1 body to lean into early board pressure while buying time. Leer is the real tactical hook: if you win the coin flip, you can force the opposing Active to sit idle for a turn, which is especially nasty when paired with gust effects or when you can keep Scizor in the Active Spot and deny clean attacks. Metal Pincer then gives you a volatile but threatening damage spike, since repeated heads can push it well beyond its printed 30, making it a credible attacker against fragile or evolving targets. In deckbuilding, pair Scizor with coin-support cards and Energy acceleration or Metal synergy to keep pressure flowing; its game plan is strongest in a control-tempo shell that values disruption, incremental damage, and forcing awkward retreats rather than racing straight for knockout math.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 06:10:45 UTC