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Bouffalant
Oracle Text
Attack Revenge (20): If any of your Pokémon were Knocked Out by damage from an opponent's attack during his or her last turn, this attack does 70 more damage.
Attack Head Charge (80): Flip a coin. If tails, this Pokémon does 20 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Bouffalant in Stellar Crown is a straightforward, sturdy role-player that shines in a control-leaning or midrange tempo plan, especially when you can keep two copies on the board to turn on Curly Wall. That Ability is deceptively strong: reducing damage by 60 from attacks to all your Basic Colorless Pokémon can blunt early pressure and force awkward math for the opponent, making Bouffalant a solid defensive core in decks built around bulky Basics or prize-trading. The drawback is that Curly Wall does not stack, so the second copy is about consistency, not bigger damage reduction, which means deckbuilding should prioritize reliable search and bench setup rather than overcommitting to multiple copies. Boundless Power hits for a respectable 130, enough to punish softened targets, but the self-lock next turn makes Bouffalant better as a one-attack pivot or pressure piece than a pure sweeper.
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Character Background
Bouffalant in Stellar Crown is a straightforward, sturdy role-player that shines in a control-leaning or midrange tempo plan, especially when you can keep two copies on the board to turn on Curly Wall. That Ability is deceptively strong: reducing damage by 60 from attacks to all your Basic Colorless Pokémon can blunt early pressure and force awkward math for the opponent, making Bouffalant a solid defensive core in decks built around bulky Basics or prize-trading. The drawback is that Curly Wall does not stack, so the second copy is about consistency, not bigger damage reduction, which means deckbuilding should prioritize reliable search and bench setup rather than overcommitting to multiple copies. Boundless Power hits for a respectable 130, enough to punish softened targets, but the self-lock next turn makes Bouffalant better as a one-attack pivot or pressure piece than a pure sweeper.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 18:10:43 UTC