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Stoutland V
Oracle Text
Attack Double Dip Fangs (40): If your opponent's Basic Pokémon is Knocked Out by damage from this attack, take 1 more Prize card.
Attack Wild Tackle (200): This Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Stoutland V from Battle Styles feels like the kind of stalwart partner that turns a straightforward beatdown into a prize-racing threat. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it slots easily into many shells, but its best home is an aggressive or tempo-oriented deck that wants to punish fragile opening Pokémon while keeping pressure on the opponent’s board. Double Dip Fangs is especially nasty in formats where Basic Pokémon are common, since it can swing the Prize trade by effectively taking an extra card when it scores a KO on a Basic. Wild Tackle is the bigger finisher, hitting for a heavy 200 to close games, though the 30 self-damage means you should plan for healing, damage mitigation, or a sturdy pivot after the attack. Pairing Stoutland V with gust effects or damage modifiers helps it pick off Basics early, then cash in with a decisive knockout later.
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Character Background
Stoutland V from Battle Styles feels like the kind of stalwart partner that turns a straightforward beatdown into a prize-racing threat. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it slots easily into many shells, but its best home is an aggressive or tempo-oriented deck that wants to punish fragile opening Pokémon while keeping pressure on the opponent’s board. Double Dip Fangs is especially nasty in formats where Basic Pokémon are common, since it can swing the Prize trade by effectively taking an extra card when it scores a KO on a Basic. Wild Tackle is the bigger finisher, hitting for a heavy 200 to close games, though the 30 self-damage means you should plan for healing, damage mitigation, or a sturdy pivot after the attack. Pairing Stoutland V with gust effects or damage modifiers helps it pick off Basics early, then cash in with a decisive knockout later.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-11 15:10:43 UTC