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Gloom
Oracle Text
Attack Poisonpowder: The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.
Attack Foul Odor (20): Both the Defending Pokémon and Gloom are now Confused (after doing damage).
Card Details
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Character Background
Gloom from Jungle is a classic disruption-focused Stage 1 that fits best into a control or tempo shell, especially in slower Grass decks that want to stretch the game and turn every turn into a tax on the opponent. Poisonpowder is straightforward but effective: poisoning the Defending Pokémon forces gradual damage, pressures retreat decisions, and pairs well with stall elements or spread support. Foul Odor adds a more chaotic angle, dealing 20 while leaving both Active Pokémon Confused, which can buy you extra turns if Gloom survives the self-inflicted downside. Because Gloom is also vulnerable to its own confusion, it rewards deckbuilding around switch effects, healing, or a sturdy evolution line that can reset board state. In Jungle-era play, it works nicely alongside status-heavy Grass builds and cards that capitalize on passive damage, making it a solid midgame irritant rather than a primary finisher.
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Character Background
Gloom from Jungle is a classic disruption-focused Stage 1 that fits best into a control or tempo shell, especially in slower Grass decks that want to stretch the game and turn every turn into a tax on the opponent. Poisonpowder is straightforward but effective: poisoning the Defending Pokémon forces gradual damage, pressures retreat decisions, and pairs well with stall elements or spread support. Foul Odor adds a more chaotic angle, dealing 20 while leaving both Active Pokémon Confused, which can buy you extra turns if Gloom survives the self-inflicted downside. Because Gloom is also vulnerable to its own confusion, it rewards deckbuilding around switch effects, healing, or a sturdy evolution line that can reset board state. In Jungle-era play, it works nicely alongside status-heavy Grass builds and cards that capitalize on passive damage, making it a solid midgame irritant rather than a primary finisher.
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