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Kyogre EX
Oracle Text
Attack Water Pulse (30): Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack Giant Whirlpool (140): Return 2 Water Energy attached to this Pokémon to your hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Kyogre ex from the Nintendo Black Star Promos feels like a pressure card built for control-to-tempo play, using its signature flood to punish spread-out boards while still pushing a solid 60 damage into the Active. Major Flood is especially nasty because the extra 10 to every Benched Pokémon ignores Weakness and Resistance, so it reliably chips away at setup pieces, evolving lines, and fragile utility Basics on both sides. That makes it strongest in decks that can turn symmetrical damage into an advantage, such as lists with self-healing, sturdy midgame attackers, or tools that reward placing damage counters. A smart deckbuilding tip is to pair Kyogre ex with Water Energy acceleration or retrieval so the discard cost barely matters; anything that reattaches Water from the discard pile helps keep the pressure going. It is not a pure aggro finisher, but in the right Water shell it can soften the whole board, disrupt evolution plans, and set up later knockouts with remarkable efficiency.
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Character Background
Kyogre ex from the Nintendo Black Star Promos feels like a pressure card built for control-to-tempo play, using its signature flood to punish spread-out boards while still pushing a solid 60 damage into the Active. Major Flood is especially nasty because the extra 10 to every Benched Pokémon ignores Weakness and Resistance, so it reliably chips away at setup pieces, evolving lines, and fragile utility Basics on both sides. That makes it strongest in decks that can turn symmetrical damage into an advantage, such as lists with self-healing, sturdy midgame attackers, or tools that reward placing damage counters. A smart deckbuilding tip is to pair Kyogre ex with Water Energy acceleration or retrieval so the discard cost barely matters; anything that reattaches Water from the discard pile helps keep the pressure going. It is not a pure aggro finisher, but in the right Water shell it can soften the whole board, disrupt evolution plans, and set up later knockouts with remarkable efficiency.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 12:10:44 UTC