Sharpedo in Standard: cards, attacks & deck stats

Sharpedo has 4 cards legal in the 2026–27 Standard format, mostly as a Water-type Pokémon (Stage 1). Here are its stats for deck building.

Legal cards
4
Top damage
120+
Most HP
330
ex / Mega ex
0 / 3
With an Ability
0

Is Sharpedo good in Standard?

Its hardest-hitting attack is Hungry Jaws on Mega Sharpedo ex (Phantasmal Flames), doing 120+ for 2 Energy. For the best value, Greedy Fang on Mega Sharpedo ex does 70 for just 1 Energy. The bulkiest version is Mega Sharpedo ex with 330 HP, but it gives up 3 Prize cards when Knocked Out. 3 versions have free retreat, which makes Sharpedo easy to switch in and out. Watch out for Grass and Lightning attackers — that's its weakness.

Evolution line

Evolves from Carvanha. Plan your line counts — see building your first deck.

Every Standard-legal Sharpedo card

CardSetHPStageAttacks (cost · damage)RetreatWeakness
Mega Sharpedo ex 61/94Phantasmal Flames I330Stage 1Greedy Fang D 70
Hungry Jaws DD 120+
0Grass ×2
Mega Sharpedo ex 113/94Phantasmal Flames I330Stage 1Greedy Fang D 70
Hungry Jaws DD 120+
0Grass ×2
Mega Sharpedo ex 127/94Phantasmal Flames I330Stage 1Greedy Fang D 70
Hungry Jaws DD 120+
0Grass ×2
Sharpedo 43/162Temporal Forces H120Stage 1Chew Off CC 50
Jet Headbutt WCC 100
1Lightning ×2

Energy letters: G Grass, R Fire, W Water, L Lightning, P Psychic, F Fighting, D Darkness, M Metal, N Dragon, C Colorless (any Energy). Damage is the printed number; + and × attacks can do more.

Counter guides

How to beat Sharpedo · How to beat Mega Sharpedo ex

Other Water Pokémon in Standard

See also: every Sharpedo card ever printed · Sharpedo for young collectors.

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