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Tyrunt
Oracle Text
Attack Gnaw (30)
Attack Crunch (50): Flip a coin. If heads, discard an Energy attached to your opponent's Active Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Tyrunt from Perfect Order is a straightforward but surprisingly tactical Fighting Stage1 that rewards a deliberate damage-management plan rather than pure aggression. Get Angry scales from damage counters, so this card best fits a tempo or combo-leaning shell where you can safely soften Tyrunt up and then convert that risk into a punishing swing. In practice, it works best with damage-placement support, self-damaging setup pieces, or effects that let you survive at low HP long enough to cash in on the attack. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair Tyrunt with healing denial or protection tools that keep it just out of knockout range while you build counters, since the attack’s ceiling rises sharply as the board gets more dangerous. The flavor is fitting: a young, reckless predator whose aggression spikes when wounded. As a Common, it’s an efficient payoff card for players who like turning adversity into pressure.
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Character Background
Tyrunt from Perfect Order is a straightforward but surprisingly tactical Fighting Stage1 that rewards a deliberate damage-management plan rather than pure aggression. Get Angry scales from damage counters, so this card best fits a tempo or combo-leaning shell where you can safely soften Tyrunt up and then convert that risk into a punishing swing. In practice, it works best with damage-placement support, self-damaging setup pieces, or effects that let you survive at low HP long enough to cash in on the attack. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair Tyrunt with healing denial or protection tools that keep it just out of knockout range while you build counters, since the attack’s ceiling rises sharply as the board gets more dangerous. The flavor is fitting: a young, reckless predator whose aggression spikes when wounded. As a Common, it’s an efficient payoff card for players who like turning adversity into pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 12:10:44 UTC