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Grimer
Oracle Text
Attack Pound (10)
Attack Poison Spurt: Discard a Grass Energy card attached to Grimer. The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.
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Set
Character Background
Grimer from Fossil is a classic early-game nuisance that leans hardest into a control-tempo plan: it is not trying to win by raw damage, but by buying time and disrupting your opponent’s setup. Nasty Goo offers a modest 10 damage with a coin-flip chance to Paralyze, which can steal a turn, slow down evolution lines, or protect a lead if you hit heads at the right moment. Minimize complements that plan by reducing damage to Grimer on the opponent’s next turn, letting it survive awkward trades and force the opponent to commit more resources than they want. In deckbuilding, Grimer pairs well with other disruption cards and any strategy that values tempo over speed; in particular, Pokémon that can spread status or capitalize on stalled turns make excellent partners. Use it as an annoyance piece rather than a finisher, and it can meaningfully shape the pace of the game.
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Character Background
Grimer from Fossil is a classic early-game nuisance that leans hardest into a control-tempo plan: it is not trying to win by raw damage, but by buying time and disrupting your opponent’s setup. Nasty Goo offers a modest 10 damage with a coin-flip chance to Paralyze, which can steal a turn, slow down evolution lines, or protect a lead if you hit heads at the right moment. Minimize complements that plan by reducing damage to Grimer on the opponent’s next turn, letting it survive awkward trades and force the opponent to commit more resources than they want. In deckbuilding, Grimer pairs well with other disruption cards and any strategy that values tempo over speed; in particular, Pokémon that can spread status or capitalize on stalled turns make excellent partners. Use it as an annoyance piece rather than a finisher, and it can meaningfully shape the pace of the game.
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