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Grapploct V
Oracle Text
Attack Tie Up (20): If the Defending Pokémon is a Basic Pokémon, it can't attack during your opponent's next turn.
Attack Moonsault Press (120+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 100 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Grapploct V fits best into a tempo-oriented Fighting deck that pressures the opponent while disrupting their setup. Tie Up is the key: for a low 20 damage, it can lock a Basic Pokémon out of attacking next turn, which is especially punishing in formats where many attackers are Basic or need to evolve first. That makes Grapploct V a strong pivot card against aggressive openings and an annoying roadblock for fast decks. Moonsault Press then gives it real finishing power, with 120 damage and a coin flip for a huge 220 total, enough to threaten many Pokémon V and support clean 2HKOs or surprise KOs. In deckbuilding, pair it with Fighting Energy acceleration and damage modifiers, plus gust effects like Boss’s Orders to trap vulnerable Basics for Tie Up. Its wrestling-inspired design feels like a submission specialist: control the pace first, then close the match with one heavy slam.
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Character Background
Grapploct V fits best into a tempo-oriented Fighting deck that pressures the opponent while disrupting their setup. Tie Up is the key: for a low 20 damage, it can lock a Basic Pokémon out of attacking next turn, which is especially punishing in formats where many attackers are Basic or need to evolve first. That makes Grapploct V a strong pivot card against aggressive openings and an annoying roadblock for fast decks. Moonsault Press then gives it real finishing power, with 120 damage and a coin flip for a huge 220 total, enough to threaten many Pokémon V and support clean 2HKOs or surprise KOs. In deckbuilding, pair it with Fighting Energy acceleration and damage modifiers, plus gust effects like Boss’s Orders to trap vulnerable Basics for Tie Up. Its wrestling-inspired design feels like a submission specialist: control the pace first, then close the match with one heavy slam.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 19:10:44 UTC