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Liepard V
Oracle Text
Ability Hidden Claw: When you play this Pokémon from your hand onto your Bench during your turn, you may discard a Pokémon Tool from a Pokémon (yours or your opponent's).
Attack Shadow Ripper (110): You may put this Pokémon and all attached cards into your hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Liepard V fits best as a tempo-control tool in Darkness decks, using its Hidden Claw Ability to quietly disrupt item-based setups the moment it hits the Bench. Because it can strip a Tool from either side, it doubles as both offense and utility: remove a Choice Belt or defensive Tool from an opposing attacker, or recycle your own board by discarding a Tool you no longer need. Shadow Ripper’s 110 damage is respectable, and the option to return Liepard V and all attached cards to your hand makes it unusually slippery, letting you reuse it later or preserve valuable Energy and Tools if a knockout is imminent. That bounce effect pairs especially well with energy acceleration and hand-recovery engines, since you can redeploy Liepard V to trigger Hidden Claw again. In deckbuilding, consider Tool-heavy disruption packages and switch effects so Liepard V can enter, peel away an item, attack, and retreat into hand without losing momentum.
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Character Background
Liepard V fits best as a tempo-control tool in Darkness decks, using its Hidden Claw Ability to quietly disrupt item-based setups the moment it hits the Bench. Because it can strip a Tool from either side, it doubles as both offense and utility: remove a Choice Belt or defensive Tool from an opposing attacker, or recycle your own board by discarding a Tool you no longer need. Shadow Ripper’s 110 damage is respectable, and the option to return Liepard V and all attached cards to your hand makes it unusually slippery, letting you reuse it later or preserve valuable Energy and Tools if a knockout is imminent. That bounce effect pairs especially well with energy acceleration and hand-recovery engines, since you can redeploy Liepard V to trigger Hidden Claw again. In deckbuilding, consider Tool-heavy disruption packages and switch effects so Liepard V can enter, peel away an item, attack, and retreat into hand without losing momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:40:44 UTC