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Venonat
Oracle Text
Attack Double Spin (10×): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads.
Attack Supersonic (10): Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused.
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Character Background
Venonat from Jungle is a modest Basic Grass Pokémon that quietly excels in early-game control rather than raw aggression. Its 10-damage attacks look underwhelming, but Stun Spore can steal tempo by threatening Paralysis, forcing awkward retreats or buying a full turn to set up stronger attackers. Leech Life is more about staying on the board than racing to the finish, since it can heal Venonat for the amount of damage it deals after Weakness and Resistance, making even small hits matter. This gives the card a clear nuisance role in a control or stall-oriented Grass deck, especially one that wants time to evolve into Vileplume or another heavier finisher. Pair it with Energy acceleration or damage-smoothing support so Venonat can attack early and often, and consider switching effects to reuse its status pressure. It is not a powerhouse, but it is efficient at disrupting an opponent’s rhythm.
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Character Background
Venonat from Jungle is a modest Basic Grass Pokémon that quietly excels in early-game control rather than raw aggression. Its 10-damage attacks look underwhelming, but Stun Spore can steal tempo by threatening Paralysis, forcing awkward retreats or buying a full turn to set up stronger attackers. Leech Life is more about staying on the board than racing to the finish, since it can heal Venonat for the amount of damage it deals after Weakness and Resistance, making even small hits matter. This gives the card a clear nuisance role in a control or stall-oriented Grass deck, especially one that wants time to evolve into Vileplume or another heavier finisher. Pair it with Energy acceleration or damage-smoothing support so Venonat can attack early and often, and consider switching effects to reuse its status pressure. It is not a powerhouse, but it is efficient at disrupting an opponent’s rhythm.
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