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Pidgeot
Oracle Text
Attack Supersonic Flight (40): Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.
Attack Slicing Wind (50)
Card Details
Character Background
Pidgeot from Jungle is a classic Stage 2 Colorless attacker that leans hard into tempo and soft control. Wing Attack is a straightforward 20 damage opener, but Hurricane is the real draw: for 30 damage, it can bounce the Defending Pokémon and everything attached to it back to your opponent’s hand unless it scores the knockout. That makes Pidgeot especially punishing against evolved threats and fully loaded attackers, since you can erase several turns of setup with one clean hit. In practice, it wants a deck built to accelerate into Stage 2 quickly, so pairing it with consistency cards and evolution support is key; any line that helps you reach Pidgeot early increases its disruptive value. It also works best when backed by chip damage from other Colorless or color-efficient attackers, letting Hurricane finish awkward targets and force repeated replays of energy and evolutions.
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Character Background
Pidgeot from Jungle is a classic Stage 2 Colorless attacker that leans hard into tempo and soft control. Wing Attack is a straightforward 20 damage opener, but Hurricane is the real draw: for 30 damage, it can bounce the Defending Pokémon and everything attached to it back to your opponent’s hand unless it scores the knockout. That makes Pidgeot especially punishing against evolved threats and fully loaded attackers, since you can erase several turns of setup with one clean hit. In practice, it wants a deck built to accelerate into Stage 2 quickly, so pairing it with consistency cards and evolution support is key; any line that helps you reach Pidgeot early increases its disruptive value. It also works best when backed by chip damage from other Colorless or color-efficient attackers, letting Hurricane finish awkward targets and force repeated replays of energy and evolutions.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:10:43 UTC