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Muk
Oracle Text
Attack Venoshock (70+): If your opponent's Active Pokémon is Poisoned, this attack does 50 more damage.
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Character Background
Muk from Fossil is a classic control piece that rewards patience and disruption over raw damage. Toxic Gas is the real prize here: by blanking all Pokémon Powers except other Toxic Gas effects, Muk can shut down a huge range of engine cards, defensive tricks, and combo enablers, making it especially punishing in slower, grindy matchups. That makes Muk strongest in a tempo-control shell, where you aim to stick it early, deny the opponent’s setup, and force awkward trades while your own board stays functional. Sludge is modest at 30 damage, but the coin-flip Poison gives it useful pressure against Pokémon that try to retreat and reset. Build around Muk with cards that protect it from status conditions, since Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed turn off its lock; switching tools and status recovery help preserve the ability. Pairing Muk with other disruption and Poison support makes it a frustrating, table-warping threat.
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Character Background
Muk from Fossil is a classic control piece that rewards patience and disruption over raw damage. Toxic Gas is the real prize here: by blanking all Pokémon Powers except other Toxic Gas effects, Muk can shut down a huge range of engine cards, defensive tricks, and combo enablers, making it especially punishing in slower, grindy matchups. That makes Muk strongest in a tempo-control shell, where you aim to stick it early, deny the opponent’s setup, and force awkward trades while your own board stays functional. Sludge is modest at 30 damage, but the coin-flip Poison gives it useful pressure against Pokémon that try to retreat and reset. Build around Muk with cards that protect it from status conditions, since Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed turn off its lock; switching tools and status recovery help preserve the ability. Pairing Muk with other disruption and Poison support makes it a frustrating, table-warping threat.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 15:20:43 UTC