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Gothorita
Oracle Text
Attack Double Slap (20): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 20 damage times the number of heads.
Attack Psybeam (20): The Defending Pokémon is now Confused.
Card Details
Character Background
Gothorita from Emerging Powers fits neatly into a control-leaning Psychic game plan, where disruption matters as much as raw damage. As a Stage 1, it is not trying to end the game quickly; instead, it buys time and creates awkward turns for the opponent. Psybeam’s Confusion is the real prize here, especially in decks that can stack status pressure or force awkward retreat costs, while Double Slap offers modest but swingy damage that can occasionally punish weak Bench-sitters or finish off damaged Pokémon. Gothorita works best when paired with strong Psychic acceleration or evolution support, letting you evolve consistently and keep the pressure on without overcommitting resources. It also appreciates cards that capitalize on confusion locks or force coin-flip hesitation, since opponents may burn their own tempo trying to escape. In practical terms, Gothorita is a low-profile nuisance card: not flashy, but excellent at slowing the game and setting up stronger Psychic attackers behind it.
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Character Background
Gothorita from Emerging Powers fits neatly into a control-leaning Psychic game plan, where disruption matters as much as raw damage. As a Stage 1, it is not trying to end the game quickly; instead, it buys time and creates awkward turns for the opponent. Psybeam’s Confusion is the real prize here, especially in decks that can stack status pressure or force awkward retreat costs, while Double Slap offers modest but swingy damage that can occasionally punish weak Bench-sitters or finish off damaged Pokémon. Gothorita works best when paired with strong Psychic acceleration or evolution support, letting you evolve consistently and keep the pressure on without overcommitting resources. It also appreciates cards that capitalize on confusion locks or force coin-flip hesitation, since opponents may burn their own tempo trying to escape. In practical terms, Gothorita is a low-profile nuisance card: not flashy, but excellent at slowing the game and setting up stronger Psychic attackers behind it.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-04 12:10:45 UTC