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Spoink
Oracle Text
Attack Knock Away (10+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage plus 10 more damage.
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Character Background
Spoink from the Dragon expansion is a deceptively useful Basic Psychic Pokémon that leans into tempo and flexible board positioning rather than raw damage. Its only attack, Bounce, does 10 damage and then lets you switch Spoink with one of your Benched Pokémon, which effectively turns it into a hit-and-run opener or a pivot tool. That means it fits best in decks that want to preserve resources, cycle attackers, and avoid leaving a fragile Basic stranded in the Active Spot. The real value is in pairing it with Pokémon that gain benefit from being brought up at the right moment, such as attackers with strong single-turn effects or retreat-heavy setups. In Psychic builds, Spoink can also help you smooth early turns while you prepare a stronger main threat, especially if you run ways to reuse the Active slot for a utility Pokémon. It is not a finisher, but it is a useful tempo piece that rewards careful sequencing.
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Character Background
Spoink from the Dragon expansion is a deceptively useful Basic Psychic Pokémon that leans into tempo and flexible board positioning rather than raw damage. Its only attack, Bounce, does 10 damage and then lets you switch Spoink with one of your Benched Pokémon, which effectively turns it into a hit-and-run opener or a pivot tool. That means it fits best in decks that want to preserve resources, cycle attackers, and avoid leaving a fragile Basic stranded in the Active Spot. The real value is in pairing it with Pokémon that gain benefit from being brought up at the right moment, such as attackers with strong single-turn effects or retreat-heavy setups. In Psychic builds, Spoink can also help you smooth early turns while you prepare a stronger main threat, especially if you run ways to reuse the Active slot for a utility Pokémon. It is not a finisher, but it is a useful tempo piece that rewards careful sequencing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:46 UTC