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Simisear VSTAR card from the Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery set
Illustration by nagano. Card image via the Pokémon TCG API.
Basic Pokémon

Simisear VSTAR

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A powerful Fire-type Pokémon that grows stronger by discarding cards from your deck.

Fire260 HPBasicBeginner to play

What this card does

The Fireball Fever attack deals 40 damage plus 40 more for each card you discard, up to five times.

The Ember Star attack deals 30 damage for every Energy card in your discard pile.

Signature attack

Fireball Fever

You may discard up to 5 cards from the top of your deck. This attack does 40 more damage for each card you discarded in this way. (40+ damage)

This card uses its VSTAR Power to turn discarded cards into extra damage. It works best when you have a way to move Energy or other cards into the discard pile quickly.

Attacks

FCC
Fireball Fever40+

You may discard up to 5 cards from the top of your deck. This attack does 40 more damage for each card you discarded in this way.

F
Ember Star30×

This attack does 30 damage for each Energy card in your discard pile. (You can't use more than 1 VSTAR Power in a game.)

Which deck it belongs in

It suits decks that focus on burning through resources to fuel big attacks. Look for cards that let you search your deck or discard specific items.

Strengths
  • High damage potential
  • Flexible energy use
  • VSTAR Power utility
Watch out for
  • Weak to Water types
  • Deck depletion risk
  • One VSTAR limit rule
Pro tip

Use cards that put Energy directly into the discard pile to make Ember Star hit harder.

From the Pokédex

Simisear is known for its fiery temper and can burn opponents with its tail.

Note for the parent

Your child will need to manage their deck carefully because discarding too many cards can leave them with nothing left to play later.

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