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Leafeon V
Oracle Text
Ability Greening Cells: Once during your turn, you may search your deck for a Grass Energy card and attach it to 1 of your Pokémon. Then, shuffle your deck. If you use this Ability, your turn ends.
Attack Leaf Blade (90+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 60 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Leafeon V is a clean, aggressive Grass-type Basic that fits best into a tempo or midrange game plan: it pressures the opponent early while forcing awkward math on their counterattack. Leaf Guard is deceptively strong for only 30 damage, because reducing incoming damage by 30 after Weakness and Resistance can blank key two-hit math and buy a turn of breathing room against retaliatory swing turns. Slashing Strike, at 180, is the real payoff, giving Leafeon V the kind of single-hit pressure that can close games or soften up VSTARs and support Pokémon alike. The self-lock on using Slashing Strike next turn encourages a hit-and-run mindset, so pair it with switching cards, healing, or backup attackers rather than trying to loop the same attacker. In Grass decks, acceleration and healing support are especially valuable, and damage modifiers that help Leafeon survive the turn after it attacks can make it much harder to remove efficiently.
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Character Background
Leafeon V is a clean, aggressive Grass-type Basic that fits best into a tempo or midrange game plan: it pressures the opponent early while forcing awkward math on their counterattack. Leaf Guard is deceptively strong for only 30 damage, because reducing incoming damage by 30 after Weakness and Resistance can blank key two-hit math and buy a turn of breathing room against retaliatory swing turns. Slashing Strike, at 180, is the real payoff, giving Leafeon V the kind of single-hit pressure that can close games or soften up VSTARs and support Pokémon alike. The self-lock on using Slashing Strike next turn encourages a hit-and-run mindset, so pair it with switching cards, healing, or backup attackers rather than trying to loop the same attacker. In Grass decks, acceleration and healing support are especially valuable, and damage modifiers that help Leafeon survive the turn after it attacks can make it much harder to remove efficiently.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 06:40:45 UTC