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Jirachi
Oracle Text
Attack Precognitive Dream: Draw 3 cards. This Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack Iron Head (30): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 30 damage times the number of heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Jirachi from Nintendo Black Star Promos is a compact Psychic Basic that naturally fits a value-oriented control or combo shell, where its job is to smooth draws and punish clunky opposing setups. The Third Eye is the real engine here: discarding an Energy to draw 3 cards turns spare attachments into immediate hand refresh, making Jirachi useful when you want to cycle quickly through a key combo piece or dig for disruption. Psywave gives it a clever scaling threat, dealing 10 damage for each Energy on the Defending Pokémon, so it can pressure Energy-heavy attackers without needing huge investment of its own. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Jirachi with Energy recursion or discard-friendly support, so the discard cost becomes an advantage rather than a tax. In practice, Jirachi is best when you want tempo through card flow and flexible chip damage, not as a primary finisher.
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Character Background
Jirachi from Nintendo Black Star Promos is a compact Psychic Basic that naturally fits a value-oriented control or combo shell, where its job is to smooth draws and punish clunky opposing setups. The Third Eye is the real engine here: discarding an Energy to draw 3 cards turns spare attachments into immediate hand refresh, making Jirachi useful when you want to cycle quickly through a key combo piece or dig for disruption. Psywave gives it a clever scaling threat, dealing 10 damage for each Energy on the Defending Pokémon, so it can pressure Energy-heavy attackers without needing huge investment of its own. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Jirachi with Energy recursion or discard-friendly support, so the discard cost becomes an advantage rather than a tax. In practice, Jirachi is best when you want tempo through card flow and flexible chip damage, not as a primary finisher.
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