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Lileep δ
Oracle Text
Attack Poison Tentacles: The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.
Attack Mud Shot (20)
Card Details
Character Background
Lileep δ from Holon Phantoms is a neat little board-fixing Stage 1 that leans toward tempo and soft control rather than raw damage. Poison Tentacles gives you immediate pressure by inflicting Poison, which is especially valuable in slower games where incremental damage forces awkward switches or inefficient healing; Mud Shot’s modest 20 then helps keep the clock ticking while you stabilize. The Darkness typing and δ designation hint at the Holon era’s strange, experimental feel, making Lileep feel like a fossilized predator retooled for disruption. In deckbuilding, pair it with cards that amplify Poison damage or punish retreating, such as stadiums and support Pokémon that encourage switching loops, so opponents feel squeezed every turn. It also fits well in a resource-denial shell where you buy time for stronger finishers, since even small attacks become meaningful when the opponent is constantly taking extra damage and losing tempo trying to reset the board.
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Character Background
Lileep δ from Holon Phantoms is a neat little board-fixing Stage 1 that leans toward tempo and soft control rather than raw damage. Poison Tentacles gives you immediate pressure by inflicting Poison, which is especially valuable in slower games where incremental damage forces awkward switches or inefficient healing; Mud Shot’s modest 20 then helps keep the clock ticking while you stabilize. The Darkness typing and δ designation hint at the Holon era’s strange, experimental feel, making Lileep feel like a fossilized predator retooled for disruption. In deckbuilding, pair it with cards that amplify Poison damage or punish retreating, such as stadiums and support Pokémon that encourage switching loops, so opponents feel squeezed every turn. It also fits well in a resource-denial shell where you buy time for stronger finishers, since even small attacks become meaningful when the opponent is constantly taking extra damage and losing tempo trying to reset the board.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 13:20:45 UTC