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Mudkip Star
Oracle Text
Attack Whirlpool: Flip a coin. If heads, discard an Energy card attached to the Defending Pokémon.
Attack Spring Back (20+): If your opponent has only 1 Prize card left, this attack does 20 damage plus 50 more damage and the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
Card Details
Character Background
Mudkip Star in Team Rocket Returns reads like a sneaky Water Basic built for tempo and disruption rather than raw early aggression. Whirlpool can be a nuisance against Energy-hungry attackers, since a lucky heads may strip a key attachment and set the opponent back a turn, which is especially annoying in slower matchups or when paired with other denial effects. Spring Back is the real closer: at 20 damage for only one Prize card left, it suddenly spikes to 70 and adds Sleep, making it ideal for a control deck that aims to drag the game into a late, awkward endgame before swinging back for a finish. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with Energy acceleration and switching effects so you can attack repeatedly while preserving board tempo, and consider card draw that helps you find the exact moment to force the last-Prize pressure. Its best role is as a disruptive finisher in a value-oriented Water shell.
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Character Background
Mudkip Star in Team Rocket Returns reads like a sneaky Water Basic built for tempo and disruption rather than raw early aggression. Whirlpool can be a nuisance against Energy-hungry attackers, since a lucky heads may strip a key attachment and set the opponent back a turn, which is especially annoying in slower matchups or when paired with other denial effects. Spring Back is the real closer: at 20 damage for only one Prize card left, it suddenly spikes to 70 and adds Sleep, making it ideal for a control deck that aims to drag the game into a late, awkward endgame before swinging back for a finish. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with Energy acceleration and switching effects so you can attack repeatedly while preserving board tempo, and consider card draw that helps you find the exact moment to force the last-Prize pressure. Its best role is as a disruptive finisher in a value-oriented Water shell.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-31 15:10:45 UTC