Tauros in Standard: cards, attacks & deck stats
Tauros has 8 cards legal in the 2026–27 Standard format, mostly as a Colorless-type Pokémon (Basic). Here are its stats for deck building.
- Legal cards
- 8
- Top damage
- 100
- Most HP
- 130
- ex / Mega ex
- 0 / 0
- With an Ability
- 0
Is Tauros good in Standard?
Its hardest-hitting attack is Jet Headbutt on Paldean Tauros (Surging Sparks), doing 100 for 3 Energy. For the best value, Raging Charge on Paldean Tauros does 40× for just 1 Energy. The bulkiest version is Paldean Tauros with 130 HP. Watch out for Lightning and Water and Psychic and Fighting attackers — that's its weakness.
Every Standard-legal Tauros card
| Card | Set | HP | Stage | Attacks (cost · damage) | Retreat | Weakness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paldean Tauros 39/191 | Surging Sparks H | 130 | Basic | Upthrusting Horns CC 30 Jet Headbutt WWC 100 | 2 | Lightning ×2 |
| Paldean Tauros 18/191 | Surging Sparks H | 130 | Basic | Rear Kick R 30 Spirited Tackle RCC 90+ | 2 | Water ×2 |
| Paldean Tauros 101/191 | Surging Sparks H | 130 | Basic | Smash Kick FC 40 Blocking Stomp FCC 90 | 2 | Psychic ×2 |
| Paldean Tauros 48/94 | Phantasmal Flames I | 130 | Basic | Raging Charge F 40× Double-Edge FF 70 | 2 | Psychic ×2 |
| Tauros 112/142 | Stellar Crown H | 120 | Basic | Destructive Horn CCC 70 | 2 | Fighting ×2 |
| Tauros 152/182 | Destined Rivals I | 130 | Basic | Horn Attack C 30 Clean Hit CC 50+ | 2 | Fighting ×2 |
| Tauros 69/86 | Chaos Rising J | 130 | Basic | Target Together CC — | 2 | Fighting ×2 |
| Tauros 96/86 | Chaos Rising J | 130 | Basic | Target Together CC — | 2 | Fighting ×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 Tauros · How to beat Paldean Tauros
Other Colorless Pokémon in Standard
See also: every Tauros card ever printed · Tauros for young collectors.
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