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Flamigo
Oracle Text
Attack Flap (30)
Attack Nosedive (110): This Pokémon also does 20 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Flamigo is a clean, aggressive Basic that fits best in a tempo or straightforward aggro shell, where early pressure matters more than long setup. With 30 damage from Flap, it can immediately chip away at opposing Basics, while Nosedive gives it a threatening 110 burst that can force awkward trades, though the 20 self-damage means you want to treat it as a short-lived finisher rather than a repeatable attacker. In deckbuilding, Flamigo pairs well with damage mitigation or healing effects, since even a small heal can offset the recoil and preserve your tempo advantage. It also appreciates any support that helps it keep attacking without wasting turns, such as switching tools or energy acceleration from a broader Colorless-friendly package. Thematically, Flamigo feels like a swift, synchronized striker—less about raw durability and more about timing, momentum, and hitting hard before the opponent stabilizes.
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Character Background
Flamigo is a clean, aggressive Basic that fits best in a tempo or straightforward aggro shell, where early pressure matters more than long setup. With 30 damage from Flap, it can immediately chip away at opposing Basics, while Nosedive gives it a threatening 110 burst that can force awkward trades, though the 20 self-damage means you want to treat it as a short-lived finisher rather than a repeatable attacker. In deckbuilding, Flamigo pairs well with damage mitigation or healing effects, since even a small heal can offset the recoil and preserve your tempo advantage. It also appreciates any support that helps it keep attacking without wasting turns, such as switching tools or energy acceleration from a broader Colorless-friendly package. Thematically, Flamigo feels like a swift, synchronized striker—less about raw durability and more about timing, momentum, and hitting hard before the opponent stabilizes.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:46 UTC