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Eelektross
Oracle Text
Ability Energy Connect: As often as you like during your turn (before your attack), you may move a basic Energy attached to 1 of your Benched Pokémon to your Active Pokémon.
Attack Electricannon (80+): You may discard all Lightning Energy attached to this Pokémon. If you do, this attack does 50 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Eelektross from Noble Victories is a classic Lightning Stage 2 that leans toward tempo-control rather than pure aggression. Acid for 30 may look modest, but the “can’t retreat” clause is the real prize: it can strand key Basic or damaged threats Active, buying you extra turns to take prize trades on your terms and disrupting pivots in slower decks. Wild Charge is the cleaner closer at 90, and the self-damage is small enough to manage with healing or damage-smoothing support. In deckbuilding, pair Eelektross with consistent Energy acceleration and switching denial pressure—cards that keep a target stuck Active while you set up the 2HKO plan are especially strong. Because it’s a Stage 2, the deck should include robust search and evolution support so Eelektross comes online reliably; once it does, it shines as a sticky finisher that punishes opponents who rely on retreating out of bad positions.
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Character Background
Eelektross from Noble Victories is a classic Lightning Stage 2 that leans toward tempo-control rather than pure aggression. Acid for 30 may look modest, but the “can’t retreat” clause is the real prize: it can strand key Basic or damaged threats Active, buying you extra turns to take prize trades on your terms and disrupting pivots in slower decks. Wild Charge is the cleaner closer at 90, and the self-damage is small enough to manage with healing or damage-smoothing support. In deckbuilding, pair Eelektross with consistent Energy acceleration and switching denial pressure—cards that keep a target stuck Active while you set up the 2HKO plan are especially strong. Because it’s a Stage 2, the deck should include robust search and evolution support so Eelektross comes online reliably; once it does, it shines as a sticky finisher that punishes opponents who rely on retreating out of bad positions.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 06:11:11 UTC