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M Gengar EX
Oracle Text
Attack Phantom Gate: Choose 1 of your opponent's Pokémon's attacks and use it as this attack.
Card Details
Character Background
M Gengar EX from Phantom Forces is a quintessential control-and-tempo finisher, turning the opponent’s own board against them with Phantom Gate: you choose one of their attacks and use it as your own. That makes it especially nasty in slower decks that want to disrupt prize races, punish inefficient attackers, and steal high-damage effects without needing to invest in multiple bulky threats. Its Psychic typing and Mega status fit the “late-game ambush” feel of Gengar perfectly—an eerie predator that wins by distortion rather than brute force. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with disruption cards that force awkward active Pokémon or limit options, since a bad opposing attacker can become a dead draw for them and a weapon for you. It also appreciates Energy acceleration and switching support, because setting up one explosive turn is often all it needs to swing the game.
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Character Background
M Gengar EX from Phantom Forces is a quintessential control-and-tempo finisher, turning the opponent’s own board against them with Phantom Gate: you choose one of their attacks and use it as your own. That makes it especially nasty in slower decks that want to disrupt prize races, punish inefficient attackers, and steal high-damage effects without needing to invest in multiple bulky threats. Its Psychic typing and Mega status fit the “late-game ambush” feel of Gengar perfectly—an eerie predator that wins by distortion rather than brute force. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with disruption cards that force awkward active Pokémon or limit options, since a bad opposing attacker can become a dead draw for them and a weapon for you. It also appreciates Energy acceleration and switching support, because setting up one explosive turn is often all it needs to swing the game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:40:45 UTC