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Hoppip
Oracle Text
Attack Bounce (10): You may switch Hoppip with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Hoppip from Neo Genesis is a deceptively small Basic that plays like a setup tool rather than a true attacker, and it best supports a value-oriented tempo plan. “Attack Hop” only chips for 10, but “Sprout” is the real draw: it tutors another Basic Hoppip directly onto your Bench, helping you widen your board and stay stocked for evolution lines later. In practice, that makes Hoppip useful in Grass decks that want early board presence and smooth openings, especially if you’re planning to evolve into Jumpluff and keep pressure moving. A strong deckbuilding tip is to run multiple copies and enough Bench space to actually convert Sprout into advantage; if your Bench is crowded, the attack loses much of its appeal. The card fits the drifting, multiplying feel of the Pokémon itself: small, light, and never a solo threat, but efficient when it helps you assemble the board you want.
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Character Background
Hoppip from Neo Genesis is a deceptively small Basic that plays like a setup tool rather than a true attacker, and it best supports a value-oriented tempo plan. “Attack Hop” only chips for 10, but “Sprout” is the real draw: it tutors another Basic Hoppip directly onto your Bench, helping you widen your board and stay stocked for evolution lines later. In practice, that makes Hoppip useful in Grass decks that want early board presence and smooth openings, especially if you’re planning to evolve into Jumpluff and keep pressure moving. A strong deckbuilding tip is to run multiple copies and enough Bench space to actually convert Sprout into advantage; if your Bench is crowded, the attack loses much of its appeal. The card fits the drifting, multiplying feel of the Pokémon itself: small, light, and never a solo threat, but efficient when it helps you assemble the board you want.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:40:45 UTC