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Absol
Oracle Text
Ability Cursed Eyes: When you play this Pokémon from your hand onto your Bench, you may move 3 damage counters from 1 of your opponent's Pokémon to another of his or her Pokémon.
Attack Mach Claw (30): This attack's damage isn't affected by Resistance.
Card Details
Character Background
Absol from Dragon fits best in a disruptive control or tempo shell, where its job is less about racing damage and more about scrambling the opponent’s options. Bad News is the standout attack: if the enemy is holding at least six cards, you randomly strip them down to five, which can blunt setup turns, disrupt combo pieces, and force awkward low-resource decisions. Prize Count gives Absol a cleaner finisher in comeback positions, since it hits harder when you are behind on Prizes; that makes it especially appealing in decks built to stay flexible rather than dominate early. Pair Absol with hand pressure and denial cards that encourage large hands, then punish them, and consider energy acceleration so it can attack without losing momentum. As a Basic Darkness Pokémon, it also slots naturally into Darkness-themed lists that value disruption and opportunistic damage, making it a strong tech attacker when the metagame leans on big hands and careful planning.
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Character Background
Absol from Dragon fits best in a disruptive control or tempo shell, where its job is less about racing damage and more about scrambling the opponent’s options. Bad News is the standout attack: if the enemy is holding at least six cards, you randomly strip them down to five, which can blunt setup turns, disrupt combo pieces, and force awkward low-resource decisions. Prize Count gives Absol a cleaner finisher in comeback positions, since it hits harder when you are behind on Prizes; that makes it especially appealing in decks built to stay flexible rather than dominate early. Pair Absol with hand pressure and denial cards that encourage large hands, then punish them, and consider energy acceleration so it can attack without losing momentum. As a Basic Darkness Pokémon, it also slots naturally into Darkness-themed lists that value disruption and opportunistic damage, making it a strong tech attacker when the metagame leans on big hands and careful planning.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 12:20:41 UTC