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Grotle
Oracle Text
Attack Razor Leaf (30)
Attack Sleep Powder (50): Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
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Grotle fits best as a steady value and tempo card, giving Grass decks a reliable midgame bridge rather than a flashy finisher. Its Attack Synthesis is the real draw: turning a turn into guaranteed Energy acceleration lets you smooth out awkward draws, power up a heavier attacker, or keep a bench threat ready without relying entirely on topdecks. That makes it especially good in decks that want to hit a crucial evolution turn and then keep pressure flowing, while Cut for 50 provides respectable damage to punish lighter Pokémon. In practice, Grotle pairs well with attackers that need repeated Energy commitments, and it shines when backed by healing or defensive support so it can stay in play long enough to generate value. Because it searches basic Grass Energy only, deckbuilding should include a healthy Energy count and targets that can immediately exploit the attachment, making Grotle a solid glue piece for Grass-based midrange plans.
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Character Background
Grotle fits best as a steady value and tempo card, giving Grass decks a reliable midgame bridge rather than a flashy finisher. Its Attack Synthesis is the real draw: turning a turn into guaranteed Energy acceleration lets you smooth out awkward draws, power up a heavier attacker, or keep a bench threat ready without relying entirely on topdecks. That makes it especially good in decks that want to hit a crucial evolution turn and then keep pressure flowing, while Cut for 50 provides respectable damage to punish lighter Pokémon. In practice, Grotle pairs well with attackers that need repeated Energy commitments, and it shines when backed by healing or defensive support so it can stay in play long enough to generate value. Because it searches basic Grass Energy only, deckbuilding should include a healthy Energy count and targets that can immediately exploit the attachment, making Grotle a solid glue piece for Grass-based midrange plans.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 18:10:43 UTC