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Pineco
Oracle Text
Attack Focus Energy: During your next turn, Pineco’s Surprise Attack attack’s base damage is 80.
Attack Surprise Attack (40): Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.
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Character Background
Pineco from Neo Discovery is a deceptively tricky Basic Grass Pokémon that plays like a small-scale board trap rather than a straightforward attacker. Attack Burst is all about high-variance pressure: when the coin flips heads, Pineco trades its own body for a 40-damage strike plus 10 to every Benched Pokémon on both sides, making it especially annoying for decks that rely on evolving multiple support Pokémon or stacking fragile setup pieces. That pushes it toward a control or disruptive tempo plan, where you use the threat of Bench pinging to force awkward plays and slow the opponent’s development. It works best in a deck that can recycle or protect Basics, since its self-damage makes repeated attacking risky. Pairing it with healing, damage-mitigation, or switches that let you reset Pineco after a successful burst can maximize value. Even when the flip whiffs, the psychological pressure alone can shape the opponent’s benching decisions.
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Character Background
Pineco from Neo Discovery is a deceptively tricky Basic Grass Pokémon that plays like a small-scale board trap rather than a straightforward attacker. Attack Burst is all about high-variance pressure: when the coin flips heads, Pineco trades its own body for a 40-damage strike plus 10 to every Benched Pokémon on both sides, making it especially annoying for decks that rely on evolving multiple support Pokémon or stacking fragile setup pieces. That pushes it toward a control or disruptive tempo plan, where you use the threat of Bench pinging to force awkward plays and slow the opponent’s development. It works best in a deck that can recycle or protect Basics, since its self-damage makes repeated attacking risky. Pairing it with healing, damage-mitigation, or switches that let you reset Pineco after a successful burst can maximize value. Even when the flip whiffs, the psychological pressure alone can shape the opponent’s benching decisions.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 06:40:43 UTC