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Skarmory EX
Oracle Text
Attack Joust (30): Before doing damage, discard all Pokémon Tool cards attached to your opponent's Active Pokémon.
Attack Tailspin Piledriver (80+): If your opponent's Active Pokémon already has any damage counters on it, this attack does 40 more damage.
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Character Background
Skarmory ex from Power Keepers is a sharp control-and-tempo piece that turns retreating into punishment, making it especially annoying for decks that rely on pivoting between support Pokémon. Metal Gravity fits a denial game plan: if the opponent tries to escape with a healthy Active, they still eat 30 damage, which can quietly stack up and set up prized knockouts. Whirlwind reinforces that pressure by dragging fresh Bench targets into the Active Spot, disrupting evolution lines, fragile setup pieces, or anything hiding behind a wall. Razor Wing gives Skarmory ex a cleaner midgame answer when you simply need to take a direct 60. In deckbuilding, pair it with other switching disruption and stall tools, plus Metal Energy acceleration or recovery so it can stay active longer; cards that force repeated retreats make Metal Gravity especially punishing. It’s less about raw aggression and more about controlling the pace until the opponent runs out of safe moves.
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Character Background
Skarmory ex from Power Keepers is a sharp control-and-tempo piece that turns retreating into punishment, making it especially annoying for decks that rely on pivoting between support Pokémon. Metal Gravity fits a denial game plan: if the opponent tries to escape with a healthy Active, they still eat 30 damage, which can quietly stack up and set up prized knockouts. Whirlwind reinforces that pressure by dragging fresh Bench targets into the Active Spot, disrupting evolution lines, fragile setup pieces, or anything hiding behind a wall. Razor Wing gives Skarmory ex a cleaner midgame answer when you simply need to take a direct 60. In deckbuilding, pair it with other switching disruption and stall tools, plus Metal Energy acceleration or recovery so it can stay active longer; cards that force repeated retreats make Metal Gravity especially punishing. It’s less about raw aggression and more about controlling the pace until the opponent runs out of safe moves.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 01:10:44 UTC