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Best 5-Energy attacks in Standard

11 attacks in the 2026–27 Standard format cost exactly 5 Energy; 9 of them print a damage number, averaging 227. Big attacks need setup — plan how you will power them up quickly.

Attacks
11
Top damage
270
Average
227

Hardest hitters

PokémonTypeAttackDamageHPPrizes
Wailord ex Pitch BlackWaterFalling Down WWWWW2703802
Crabominable Stellar CrownWaterHaymaker WCCCC2501601
Groudon 30th CelebrationFightingBreak Ground FFFFF2501401
Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex Prismatic EvolutionsColorlessBlood Moon CCCCC2402602
Incineroar ex Temporal ForcesFireBlaze Blast RCCCC2403202
Melmetal Temporal ForcesMetalIron Bash MMMMC2301601
Golurk Black BoltPsychicGolurk Hammer PPCCC2001601
Hydreigon ex White FlareDarknessDark Bite DDDCC2003302
Snorlax Twilight MasqueradeColorlessHeavy Impact CCCCC1601601

Best on single-Prize Pokémon

Same cost, but only 1 Prize card if they get Knocked Out.

PokémonTypeAttackDamageHPPrizes
Crabominable Stellar CrownWaterHaymaker WCCCC2501601
Groudon 30th CelebrationFightingBreak Ground FFFFF2501401
Melmetal Temporal ForcesMetalIron Bash MMMMC2301601
Golurk Black BoltPsychicGolurk Hammer PPCCC2001601
Snorlax Twilight MasqueradeColorlessHeavy Impact CCCCC1601601

Damage is the number printed on the card. Attacks marked + or × can do more, and Abilities, Tools and Stadiums can change the maths — always read the card. Energy letters: G Grass, R Fire, W Water, L Lightning, P Psychic, F Fighting, D Darkness, M Metal, N Dragon, C Colorless (any Energy).

Other costs: Free · 1-Energy · 2-Energy · 3-Energy · 4-Energy · all Energy-cost lists · why Energy cost matters

Questions people ask

What is the strongest 5-Energy attack in Standard?

Wailord ex's Falling Down, with 270 printed damage.

How much damage does an average 5-Energy attack do?

About 227, across 9 attacks with printed damage.

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