Attack Continuous Coin Toss (20×): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 20 damage for each heads.
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Gimmighoul
Oracle Text
Attack Continuous Coin Toss (20×): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 20 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Gimmighoul in Paradox Rift is a humble Common that plays far bigger than its stats suggest, fitting best into value-oriented or combo-leaning setups that want to establish board presence quickly. Its Call for Family attack is the real draw: spending a turn to search out any Basic Pokémon and place it on the Bench can smooth opening hands, fix awkward starts, and set up evolution lines or key utility Basics without using your Supporter for the turn. In practice, this makes Gimmighoul especially attractive in decks that want early tempo through development rather than immediate damage, such as setups built around strong Stage 1 or Stage 2 attackers. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with other Basic-heavy engine pieces and switch cards so you can pivot after the search turn; if your deck benefits from having multiple Basics in play, Gimmighoul effectively acts as a low-cost opener that turns a quiet first turn into a structured board state.
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Character Background
Gimmighoul in Paradox Rift is a humble Common that plays far bigger than its stats suggest, fitting best into value-oriented or combo-leaning setups that want to establish board presence quickly. Its Call for Family attack is the real draw: spending a turn to search out any Basic Pokémon and place it on the Bench can smooth opening hands, fix awkward starts, and set up evolution lines or key utility Basics without using your Supporter for the turn. In practice, this makes Gimmighoul especially attractive in decks that want early tempo through development rather than immediate damage, such as setups built around strong Stage 1 or Stage 2 attackers. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with other Basic-heavy engine pieces and switch cards so you can pivot after the search turn; if your deck benefits from having multiple Basics in play, Gimmighoul effectively acts as a low-cost opener that turns a quiet first turn into a structured board state.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 14:21:17 UTC