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NameBattle Cage PFL 116 Edit card
TypeTrainer - stadium
DescriptionRules Prevent all damage counters from being placed on Benched Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's) by effects of attacks and Abilities from the opponent's Pokémon. (Damage from attacks is still taken.) You may play only 1 Stadium card during youSee more
ArtistMARINA Chikazawa
SetPhantasmal Flames #116
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About Battle Cage PFL 116

Battle Cage PFL 116, Trainer - stadium, designed by MARINA Chikazawa first released in Dec, 2025 in the set Phantasmal Flames.

Battle Cage PFL 116 fits best in decks that rely on keeping fragile, low-HP Benched Pokémon safe from spread damage and damage-counter placement effects—such as evolution-based decks that need time to set up (e.g., Stage 2 engines), or combo decks that bench small support Pokémon like draw engines or utility Pokémon vulnerable to snipe damage from effects like Sableye’s Lost Mine or Radiant Greninja’s Moonlight Shuriken (though note it only stops damage counters from effects, not regular attack damage). It’s particularly useful in metas heavy with damage-counter placement strategies rather than straightforward attack damage. However, there are often stronger or more flexible Stadiums depending on format, such as Manaphy (Wave Veil) in Standard formats, which more broadly protects the Bench from attack damage, or Path to the Peak, which can disrupt ability-reliant decks more universally. Because Stadium slots are highly competitive and format-dependent, Battle Cage is generally a niche

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12/08/25

Prevent all damage counters from being placed on Benched Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's) by effects of attacks and Abilities from the opponent's Pokémon. (Damage from attacks is still taken.)

12/08/25

You may play only 1 Stadium card during your turn. Put it next to the Active Spot, and discard it if another Stadium comes into play. A Stadium with the same name can't be played.

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