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Flygon
Oracle Text
Attack Rainbow Shower: Attach as many basic Energy cards as you like from your hand to your Pokémon in any way you like.
Attack Sand Sweep (70): Heal 30 damage from each of your Pokémon that has any Energy attached to it.
Card Details
Character Background
Flygon is a classic tempo-control Stage 2: it doesn’t try to overwhelm with raw damage, but instead claws the opponent into awkward turns where retreating and stabilizing become difficult. Sand Pit is the real glue here, dealing modest chip damage while trapping the Active Pokémon long enough to buy time for your setup or force inefficient switches, and Dragonbreath adds a swingy but powerful disruption angle by threatening Paralysis on a heads flip. In play, this card best supports a control or midrange game plan, especially in decks that can capitalize on stranded targets with spread damage or repeated bench pressure. Pair Flygon with retreat-punishing effects, gust-style switching cards, or status-lock tools to make the trap stick. Because both attacks are relatively low-cost in practical terms, it rewards energy-efficient builds that can keep pressure flowing while the opponent struggles to regain momentum.
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Character Background
Flygon is a classic tempo-control Stage 2: it doesn’t try to overwhelm with raw damage, but instead claws the opponent into awkward turns where retreating and stabilizing become difficult. Sand Pit is the real glue here, dealing modest chip damage while trapping the Active Pokémon long enough to buy time for your setup or force inefficient switches, and Dragonbreath adds a swingy but powerful disruption angle by threatening Paralysis on a heads flip. In play, this card best supports a control or midrange game plan, especially in decks that can capitalize on stranded targets with spread damage or repeated bench pressure. Pair Flygon with retreat-punishing effects, gust-style switching cards, or status-lock tools to make the trap stick. Because both attacks are relatively low-cost in practical terms, it rewards energy-efficient builds that can keep pressure flowing while the opponent struggles to regain momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:10:43 UTC