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M Sharpedo-EX
Oracle Text
Attack Torpedo Dive (120): This attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent's Benched Pokémon for each Colorless in that Pokémon's Retreat Cost. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
M Sharpedo-EX is built for an aggressive tempo plan, using its Mega evolution’s Darkness typing to pressure the board while punishing awkward Bench setups. Torpedo Dive is the real reason to play it: 120 to the Active is already solid, but the spread damage scales with your opponent’s Retreat Costs, turning clunky support Pokémon and heavy-retreat Basics into liabilities. Because Benched targets ignore Weakness and Resistance here, the damage is reliable rather than explosive, so this card excels at softening multiple Pokémon and setting up multi-prize turns rather than outright sweeping. In deckbuilding, pair it with effects that force retreats or strand key targets Active, such as switching denial or gust-style disruption, so the Bench math matters more often. It also appreciates Darkness acceleration and mobility support, letting you keep attacking while the opponent’s bench slowly collapses under pressure.
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Character Background
M Sharpedo-EX is built for an aggressive tempo plan, using its Mega evolution’s Darkness typing to pressure the board while punishing awkward Bench setups. Torpedo Dive is the real reason to play it: 120 to the Active is already solid, but the spread damage scales with your opponent’s Retreat Costs, turning clunky support Pokémon and heavy-retreat Basics into liabilities. Because Benched targets ignore Weakness and Resistance here, the damage is reliable rather than explosive, so this card excels at softening multiple Pokémon and setting up multi-prize turns rather than outright sweeping. In deckbuilding, pair it with effects that force retreats or strand key targets Active, such as switching denial or gust-style disruption, so the Bench math matters more often. It also appreciates Darkness acceleration and mobility support, letting you keep attacking while the opponent’s bench slowly collapses under pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 13:10:44 UTC