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M Gengar-EX
Oracle Text
Attack Hollow Geist (120): Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Poisoned and Confused.
Card Details
Character Background
M Gengar-EX is a classic tempo-control Mega that turns one clean attack into a nasty swing: Hollow Geist for 120 is already solid pressure, and layering Poison plus Confusion makes switching awkward and attacking unreliable. It fits best in a disruption-oriented Psychic deck that wants to slow the opponent while forcing awkward Prize trades, especially because 120 damage plus status can set up easy knockouts on already softened Pokémon. Thematically, it feels like Gengar thriving in the shadows, slipping in with a curse that lingers after the hit lands. For deckbuilding, pair it with effects that keep the opponent Active—such as trapping or gust-style cards—so they are forced to suffer the status conditions instead of retreating cleanly. You also want reliable Mega support and enough consistency to keep the pressure going, because once Gengar establishes tempo, it can make the opponent spend turns merely trying to stabilize.
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Character Background
M Gengar-EX is a classic tempo-control Mega that turns one clean attack into a nasty swing: Hollow Geist for 120 is already solid pressure, and layering Poison plus Confusion makes switching awkward and attacking unreliable. It fits best in a disruption-oriented Psychic deck that wants to slow the opponent while forcing awkward Prize trades, especially because 120 damage plus status can set up easy knockouts on already softened Pokémon. Thematically, it feels like Gengar thriving in the shadows, slipping in with a curse that lingers after the hit lands. For deckbuilding, pair it with effects that keep the opponent Active—such as trapping or gust-style cards—so they are forced to suffer the status conditions instead of retreating cleanly. You also want reliable Mega support and enough consistency to keep the pressure going, because once Gengar establishes tempo, it can make the opponent spend turns merely trying to stabilize.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:46 UTC