Tauros ex
A high risk high reward Basic Pokemon that deals big damage but can hurt itself.
What this card does
It uses Wild Tackle to deal 90 damage if the coin flip is heads.
If the coin flip is tails it still deals 90 damage but also takes 30 damage itself.
When this Pokemon is knocked out your opponent takes two Prize cards.
Wild Tackle
Flip a coin. If tails, this Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself. (90 damage)
The Wild Tackle attack relies on a coin flip to decide if Tauros hurts itself. This makes it unpredictable because you might win the battle or lose your own Pokemon in the same turn.
Attacks
Flip a coin. If tails, this Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself.
Which deck it belongs in
This card suits decks that want to end games quickly with big attacks. It works best when you have ways to protect it from Fighting type weaknesses.
- •High damage output
- •Two prize reward
- •Basic stage play
- •Fighting weakness
- •Self damage risk
- •Coin flip chance
Use this attack when you are sure your opponent cannot hit it with a Fighting type move.
Tauros is known for its aggressive nature and charges at anything that moves.
Explain to your child that flipping tails means their Pokemon takes damage too so they must weigh the risk carefully.
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