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Gliscor
Oracle Text
Ability Shoot Poison: Once during your turn (before your attack), when you put Gliscor LV.X from your hand onto your Active Gliscor, you may choose 1 of the Defending Pokémon. That Pokémon is now Paralyzed and Poisoned.
Attack Night Slash (60): You may switch Gliscor with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Gliscor in DP Black Star Promos reads like a sneaky control piece built to punish sloppy board development. Bind Eye is the real hook: if Gliscor stays Active, your opponent can’t escape Special Conditions by evolving, devolving, or even leveling up, which makes burn, poison, and paralysis-style pressure far more reliable. That naturally supports a tempo-control plan, where you slow the opponent down while forcing inefficient turns. Friction Heat is modest at 20, but Burn adds incremental damage and pairs well with effects that keep the Defending Pokémon trapped in the Active spot. Cutting Turn is the swingy closer: if the coin cooperates, it can set up a near-KO, though returning Gliscor and attachments to the deck is a steep cost, so treat it as a finisher rather than a routine attack. Decks that spread Special Conditions or use gust effects to keep targets exposed will get the most from Gliscor.
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Character Background
Gliscor in DP Black Star Promos reads like a sneaky control piece built to punish sloppy board development. Bind Eye is the real hook: if Gliscor stays Active, your opponent can’t escape Special Conditions by evolving, devolving, or even leveling up, which makes burn, poison, and paralysis-style pressure far more reliable. That naturally supports a tempo-control plan, where you slow the opponent down while forcing inefficient turns. Friction Heat is modest at 20, but Burn adds incremental damage and pairs well with effects that keep the Defending Pokémon trapped in the Active spot. Cutting Turn is the swingy closer: if the coin cooperates, it can set up a near-KO, though returning Gliscor and attachments to the deck is a steep cost, so treat it as a finisher rather than a routine attack. Decks that spread Special Conditions or use gust effects to keep targets exposed will get the most from Gliscor.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-04 01:20:42 UTC