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Galarian Moltres
Oracle Text
Ability Malevolent Charge: When you play this Pokémon from your hand onto your Bench during your turn, you may attach up to 2 {D} Energy cards from your hand to this Pokémon.
Attack Fiery Wrath (20+): This attack does 50 more damage for each Prize card your opponent has taken.
Card Details
Character Background
Galarian Moltres is a classic comeback threat that fits best in aggressive or tempo-oriented Darkness decks, especially ones that can turn a single Bench play into immediate pressure. Malevolent Charge is the key: dropping it from hand and attaching up to two Darkness Energy right away saves a turn of setup and lets you threaten damage on demand, while also making it a strong secondary attacker in midgame. Fiery Wrath scales brutally with the opponent’s progress, so once they’ve taken a few Prize cards, this can punish overextension and force awkward pacing decisions. In practice, it pairs well with energy acceleration and switch effects, and it loves decks that already run Darkness support like additional Energy recursion or Pokémon search to find it at the right moment. The lore matches the gameplay: this is a predatory, opportunistic bird that feels strongest when the battle has already turned tense and the opponent thinks they’re ahead.
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Character Background
Galarian Moltres is a classic comeback threat that fits best in aggressive or tempo-oriented Darkness decks, especially ones that can turn a single Bench play into immediate pressure. Malevolent Charge is the key: dropping it from hand and attaching up to two Darkness Energy right away saves a turn of setup and lets you threaten damage on demand, while also making it a strong secondary attacker in midgame. Fiery Wrath scales brutally with the opponent’s progress, so once they’ve taken a few Prize cards, this can punish overextension and force awkward pacing decisions. In practice, it pairs well with energy acceleration and switch effects, and it loves decks that already run Darkness support like additional Energy recursion or Pokémon search to find it at the right moment. The lore matches the gameplay: this is a predatory, opportunistic bird that feels strongest when the battle has already turned tense and the opponent thinks they’re ahead.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 00:40:44 UTC