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Mismagius
Oracle Text
Ability Mysterious Message: Once during your turn (before your attack), you may draw cards until you have 7 cards in your hand. If you drew any cards in this way, this Pokémon is Knocked Out.
Attack Hypnoblast (70): Your opponent’s Active Pokémon is now Asleep.
Card Details
Character Background
Mismagius from Diamond & Pearl leans into a clever control-and-value game plan, rewarding you for spreading minor damage across your own board rather than trying to keep everything pristine. Avenge turns that wear-and-tear into pressure, converting wounded allies into extra damage on the opposing Active, so it pairs well with decks that use self-damaging setup or bench-splash effects and then turn the board into a resource. Psywave gives it a strong tempo angle too: against Energy-hungry Pokémon, 30-plus 20 for each attached Energy can punish big attackers before they fully stabilize. In deckbuilding, Mismagius works best with cheap support Pokémon, healing only when necessary, and effects that place damage counters intentionally, since that directly boosts Avenge without spending extra cards on attack setup. The card feels like a haunting tactician—patient, punishing, and strongest when the opponent overcommits.
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Character Background
Mismagius from Diamond & Pearl leans into a clever control-and-value game plan, rewarding you for spreading minor damage across your own board rather than trying to keep everything pristine. Avenge turns that wear-and-tear into pressure, converting wounded allies into extra damage on the opposing Active, so it pairs well with decks that use self-damaging setup or bench-splash effects and then turn the board into a resource. Psywave gives it a strong tempo angle too: against Energy-hungry Pokémon, 30-plus 20 for each attached Energy can punish big attackers before they fully stabilize. In deckbuilding, Mismagius works best with cheap support Pokémon, healing only when necessary, and effects that place damage counters intentionally, since that directly boosts Avenge without spending extra cards on attack setup. The card feels like a haunting tactician—patient, punishing, and strongest when the opponent overcommits.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 07:10:44 UTC