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Pumpkaboo
Oracle Text
Attack Ram (10)
Attack Night March (20×): This attack does 20 damage times the number of Pokémon in your discard pile that have the Night March attack.
Card Details
Character Background
Pumpkaboo from XY is a simple but tactically annoying Basic Psychic that fits best in a control or tempo-oriented plan, where buying a turn matters more than dealing immediate damage. Confuse Ray does exactly what you want from a low-commitment support attacker: it pressures the opponent’s Active Pokémon while forcing awkward coin-flip decisions and potentially stalling a key attacker for a turn. Because it has no attack cost listed here, it reads like a lightweight opener or bench-sitter you can promote when you want to disrupt momentum. It pairs well with cards that capitalize on status pressure or time gained, such as switching effects, spread damage follow-up, or attackers that punish confused Pokémon unable to retreat cleanly. In deckbuilding, treat Pumpkaboo as a utility piece rather than a carry; include ways to recycle or switch it so you can keep the disruption loop going while your real attacker sets up behind it.
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Character Background
Pumpkaboo from XY is a simple but tactically annoying Basic Psychic that fits best in a control or tempo-oriented plan, where buying a turn matters more than dealing immediate damage. Confuse Ray does exactly what you want from a low-commitment support attacker: it pressures the opponent’s Active Pokémon while forcing awkward coin-flip decisions and potentially stalling a key attacker for a turn. Because it has no attack cost listed here, it reads like a lightweight opener or bench-sitter you can promote when you want to disrupt momentum. It pairs well with cards that capitalize on status pressure or time gained, such as switching effects, spread damage follow-up, or attackers that punish confused Pokémon unable to retreat cleanly. In deckbuilding, treat Pumpkaboo as a utility piece rather than a carry; include ways to recycle or switch it so you can keep the disruption loop going while your real attacker sets up behind it.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:10:44 UTC