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Rocket’s Mewtwo
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Pokemon - Basic

Attack Juxtapose: Flip a coin. If heads, switch the number of damage counters on Rocket’s Mewtwo with the number of damage counters on the Defending Pokémon (even if it would Knock Out either Pokémon). (It’s okay if 1 of the Pokémon has no damage counters on it.)
Attack Hypnoblast (20): Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack Psyburn (60)

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Rocket’s Mewtwo

None · Pokemon - Basic · Best of game
$0.09
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$0.00
Market
$0.13
High

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Attack Juxtapose: Flip a coin. If heads, switch the number of damage counters on Rocket’s Mewtwo with the number of damage counters on the Defending Pokémon (even if it would Knock Out either Pokémon). (It’s okay if 1 of the Pokémon has no damage counters on it.)
Attack Hypnoblast (20): Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack Psyburn (60)

Card Details

-/-Power / Toughness
-Mana Cost
1Prints

Character Background

Rocket’s Mewtwo fits best into a tempo-control plan, using disruption and damage manipulation to punish opponents who think they are safely ahead. Juxtapose is the centerpiece: even though it depends on a coin flip, the ability to swap damage counters can completely reverse a race, reset your own near-finished attacker, or push a heavily chipped target into Knock Out range. That makes healing denial and incremental chip damage especially valuable alongside it, since the card rewards setting up awkward board states before the switch. Hypnoblast adds another layer of pressure by threatening Sleep while still dealing damage, which helps buy turns and disrupt opposing attacks. Psyburn’s clean 60 damage gives you a straightforward closer when you do not need to get fancy. In deckbuilding, pair Rocket’s Mewtwo with consistent status support and any cards that place damage counters efficiently, so Juxtapose becomes a swingy but reliable finisher rather than a stand-alone gamble.

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Character Background

Rocket’s Mewtwo fits best into a tempo-control plan, using disruption and damage manipulation to punish opponents who think they are safely ahead. Juxtapose is the centerpiece: even though it depends on a coin flip, the ability to swap damage counters can completely reverse a race, reset your own near-finished attacker, or push a heavily chipped target into Knock Out range. That makes healing denial and incremental chip damage especially valuable alongside it, since the card rewards setting up awkward board states before the switch. Hypnoblast adds another layer of pressure by threatening Sleep while still dealing damage, which helps buy turns and disrupt opposing attacks. Psyburn’s clean 60 damage gives you a straightforward closer when you do not need to get fancy. In deckbuilding, pair Rocket’s Mewtwo with consistent status support and any cards that place damage counters efficiently, so Juxtapose becomes a swingy but reliable finisher rather than a stand-alone gamble.

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