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Marowak
Oracle Text
Attack Bonemerang (30): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 damage times the number of heads.
Attack Call for Friend: Search your deck for a Fighting Basic Pokémon card and put it onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward. (You can't use this attack if your Bench is full.)
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Character Background
Marowak from Jungle is a solid midgame Fighting Stage 1 that leans toward tempo and value, giving you both pressure and board development in one package. Bonemerang is the obvious threat: 30 damage per heads can spike for 60, which makes opponents respect even an unevolved-looking board. Because the damage is coin-based, Marowak plays best when you can keep the game moving and force awkward defensive turns rather than rely on guaranteed KOs. Call for Friend is the real glue, though, since it turns Marowak into a setup engine by benching a Fighting Basic and smoothing out your next evolutions or attackers. In deckbuilding, pair it with efficient Fighting Basics that benefit from early placement, and keep your Bench space disciplined so Call for Friend stays live. Marowak rewards proactive lists that want steady board presence while threatening bursts of damage.
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Character Background
Marowak from Jungle is a solid midgame Fighting Stage 1 that leans toward tempo and value, giving you both pressure and board development in one package. Bonemerang is the obvious threat: 30 damage per heads can spike for 60, which makes opponents respect even an unevolved-looking board. Because the damage is coin-based, Marowak plays best when you can keep the game moving and force awkward defensive turns rather than rely on guaranteed KOs. Call for Friend is the real glue, though, since it turns Marowak into a setup engine by benching a Fighting Basic and smoothing out your next evolutions or attackers. In deckbuilding, pair it with efficient Fighting Basics that benefit from early placement, and keep your Bench space disciplined so Call for Friend stays live. Marowak rewards proactive lists that want steady board presence while threatening bursts of damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:40:44 UTC