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Simipour
Oracle Text
Ability Monkey Trio: If you have Simisage, Simisear, and Simipour in play, ignore all {C} Energy in the costs of attacks used by this Pokémon.
Attack Liquid Lashing (50): This attack also does 30 damage to each of your opponent's Benched Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
Simipour fits best into a tempo-oriented Water deck that wants to pressure the opponent while keeping the board manageable. As a Stage 1 with two clean attacks, it offers flexibility: Scald spreads a modest 20 damage and tacks on Burned, which can steadily convert chip damage into real threat, while Fury Swipes gives it a high-variance burst option that can punish an unprepared Active Pokémon for up to 120 damage on three heads. In practice, Simipour rewards decks that can accelerate Water Energy and keep switching effects handy, letting you force awkward Active choices and capitalize on burn turns. Pair it with cards that increase coin-flip reliability or recycle attackers, and consider support that spreads damage so Burn finishes targets. Thematically, Simipour feels like a lively, unpredictable trickster, and on the table that translates into a disruptive midgame attacker rather than a pure finisher.
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Character Background
Simipour fits best into a tempo-oriented Water deck that wants to pressure the opponent while keeping the board manageable. As a Stage 1 with two clean attacks, it offers flexibility: Scald spreads a modest 20 damage and tacks on Burned, which can steadily convert chip damage into real threat, while Fury Swipes gives it a high-variance burst option that can punish an unprepared Active Pokémon for up to 120 damage on three heads. In practice, Simipour rewards decks that can accelerate Water Energy and keep switching effects handy, letting you force awkward Active choices and capitalize on burn turns. Pair it with cards that increase coin-flip reliability or recycle attackers, and consider support that spreads damage so Burn finishes targets. Thematically, Simipour feels like a lively, unpredictable trickster, and on the table that translates into a disruptive midgame attacker rather than a pure finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 06:10:43 UTC