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Tadbulb
Oracle Text
Attack Thunder Wave (10): Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Paralyzed.
Card Details
Character Background
Tadbulb in Paldea Evolved is a humble Common that quietly fits best into tempo and control shells, where even a small disruption can buy a crucial turn. As a Basic Lightning Pokémon, it enters play with low commitment and immediately threatens Thunder Wave for just 10 damage, plus a coin flip for Paralysis on the opposing Active Pokémon. That makes it less about raw power and more about forcing awkward lines, especially against decks that rely on a single attacker or need clean switching every turn. Pair Tadbulb with ways to recycle or promote it repeatedly, such as switch-heavy lists or evolution lines that appreciate a temporary stall, and it can become a nuisance early while you set up bigger Lightning attackers. Its lore presence also feels fitting: a tiny, charged little creature whose spark is small but annoying enough to slow an opponent’s momentum.
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Character Background
Tadbulb in Paldea Evolved is a humble Common that quietly fits best into tempo and control shells, where even a small disruption can buy a crucial turn. As a Basic Lightning Pokémon, it enters play with low commitment and immediately threatens Thunder Wave for just 10 damage, plus a coin flip for Paralysis on the opposing Active Pokémon. That makes it less about raw power and more about forcing awkward lines, especially against decks that rely on a single attacker or need clean switching every turn. Pair Tadbulb with ways to recycle or promote it repeatedly, such as switch-heavy lists or evolution lines that appreciate a temporary stall, and it can become a nuisance early while you set up bigger Lightning attackers. Its lore presence also feels fitting: a tiny, charged little creature whose spark is small but annoying enough to slow an opponent’s momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 16:40:45 UTC