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Pinsir
Oracle Text
Attack Double Horn (50×): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 50 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Pinsir from Jungle is a straightforward, aggressive Basic Grass Pokémon that fits best into a tempo or bruiser-style game plan: it wants to come down early, pressure the opponent, and force awkward exchanges before bigger threats stabilize the board. Irongrip is the key reason to include it, since 20 damage plus a coin-flip chance to Paralyze can steal turns and create openings for repeated attacks or a retreat lock if you’re already ahead. Guillotine’s 50 damage gives Pinsir real midgame bite, letting it threaten many basics and weakened evolutions without needing elaborate setup. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with Grass acceleration and status-support cards that help preserve momentum, while switching effects or gust-style effects can capitalize on Paralysis by dragging up vulnerable targets. Because it is only a Basic, Pinsir rewards lists that want immediate pressure over long combo turns, especially if you value disruption alongside steady damage.
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Character Background
Pinsir from Jungle is a straightforward, aggressive Basic Grass Pokémon that fits best into a tempo or bruiser-style game plan: it wants to come down early, pressure the opponent, and force awkward exchanges before bigger threats stabilize the board. Irongrip is the key reason to include it, since 20 damage plus a coin-flip chance to Paralyze can steal turns and create openings for repeated attacks or a retreat lock if you’re already ahead. Guillotine’s 50 damage gives Pinsir real midgame bite, letting it threaten many basics and weakened evolutions without needing elaborate setup. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with Grass acceleration and status-support cards that help preserve momentum, while switching effects or gust-style effects can capitalize on Paralysis by dragging up vulnerable targets. Because it is only a Basic, Pinsir rewards lists that want immediate pressure over long combo turns, especially if you value disruption alongside steady damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 07:10:45 UTC