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Garbodor
Oracle Text
Ability Garbotoxin: If this Pokémon has a Pokémon Tool card attached to it, each Pokémon in play, in each player’s hand, and in each player’s discard pile has no Abilities (except for Garbotoxin).
Attack Sludge Toss (60)
Card Details
Character Background
Garbodor in Noble Victories is a surprisingly annoying Stage 1 that leans into control and tempo disruption rather than raw damage. Gentle Wrap’s 30 damage plus the no-retreat clause can trap awkward Active Pokémon and buy you a crucial turn to set up, while Gunk Shot adds Poison pressure to slowly turn that lock into a knockout. Because its attacks are modest, Garbodor works best in a deck that already plans to win by slowing the opponent down, not racing them; pair it with other effects that punish retreating or switching, and with cards that exploit Poison ticks or forced Active targets. A strong build usually wants ways to keep Garbodor attacking repeatedly, since its value comes from denying options and stretching the opponent’s resources. Thematically, it feels like a heap of waste that clogs the battlefield and leaves the enemy stuck in the mess, which matches its best role perfectly: a nuisance attacker that trades speed for control.
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Character Background
Garbodor in Noble Victories is a surprisingly annoying Stage 1 that leans into control and tempo disruption rather than raw damage. Gentle Wrap’s 30 damage plus the no-retreat clause can trap awkward Active Pokémon and buy you a crucial turn to set up, while Gunk Shot adds Poison pressure to slowly turn that lock into a knockout. Because its attacks are modest, Garbodor works best in a deck that already plans to win by slowing the opponent down, not racing them; pair it with other effects that punish retreating or switching, and with cards that exploit Poison ticks or forced Active targets. A strong build usually wants ways to keep Garbodor attacking repeatedly, since its value comes from denying options and stretching the opponent’s resources. Thematically, it feels like a heap of waste that clogs the battlefield and leaves the enemy stuck in the mess, which matches its best role perfectly: a nuisance attacker that trades speed for control.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 14:21:17 UTC