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Tyranitar
Oracle Text
Ability Raging Roar: When you play this Pokémon from your hand to evolve 1 of your Pokémon, you may attach 1 Darkness Energy from your discard pile to this Pokémon for each Prize card your opponent has taken.
Attack Dark Mountain (150+): Discard the top 2 cards of your deck. This attack does 50 more damage for each Supporter card discarded in this way.
Card Details
Character Background
Tyranitar from Neo Discovery is a hulking Stage 2 Darkness threat that fits best into a control-to-midrange game plan, using raw pressure and bench punishment to wear opponents down. Slam is unreliable but can spike for 60 with both heads, making it a respectable early damage source when you need to force trades. Trample is the real draw: for each Benched Pokémon on either side, you flip for extra 30s, so it rewards crowded boards and can punish setup-heavy decks brutally. Build around it with disruption and gust effects to keep benches full on both sides while denying easy prizes, and pair it with energy acceleration or Pokémon that help reach Stage 2 quickly, since its power is tied to getting online before the opponent stabilizes. Thematically, Tyranitar feels like a rampaging predator crushing everything in its path, and in play it excels when you turn the table’s clutter into damage.
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Character Background
Tyranitar from Neo Discovery is a hulking Stage 2 Darkness threat that fits best into a control-to-midrange game plan, using raw pressure and bench punishment to wear opponents down. Slam is unreliable but can spike for 60 with both heads, making it a respectable early damage source when you need to force trades. Trample is the real draw: for each Benched Pokémon on either side, you flip for extra 30s, so it rewards crowded boards and can punish setup-heavy decks brutally. Build around it with disruption and gust effects to keep benches full on both sides while denying easy prizes, and pair it with energy acceleration or Pokémon that help reach Stage 2 quickly, since its power is tied to getting online before the opponent stabilizes. Thematically, Tyranitar feels like a rampaging predator crushing everything in its path, and in play it excels when you turn the table’s clutter into damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:40:42 UTC