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Cinccino
Oracle Text
Attack Tail Slap (20): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 20 damage times the number of heads.
Attack Do the Wave (20): Does 20 damage times the number of your Benched Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Cinccino from Black & White is a clean, flexible Colorless Stage 1 that naturally fits an aggro or tempo game plan, rewarding you for building a wide board and converting it into efficient damage. Its main appeal is Do the Wave, which scales with the number of Benched Pokémon, so the card wants a deck that floods the field quickly with Basic Pokémon and keeps them there. Pair it with cards that expand Bench size or accelerate setup, and consider attackers or support Pokémon that don’t mind sitting on the Bench while Cinccino swings. Tail Slap is less reliable but can steal games when coin flips cooperate, giving you a high-variance burst option. In practice, Cinccino shines as a midgame pressure piece: cheap to evolve, easy to power in Colorless-centric lists, and strong in builds that value consistent board presence over elaborate combo turns.
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Character Background
Cinccino from Black & White is a clean, flexible Colorless Stage 1 that naturally fits an aggro or tempo game plan, rewarding you for building a wide board and converting it into efficient damage. Its main appeal is Do the Wave, which scales with the number of Benched Pokémon, so the card wants a deck that floods the field quickly with Basic Pokémon and keeps them there. Pair it with cards that expand Bench size or accelerate setup, and consider attackers or support Pokémon that don’t mind sitting on the Bench while Cinccino swings. Tail Slap is less reliable but can steal games when coin flips cooperate, giving you a high-variance burst option. In practice, Cinccino shines as a midgame pressure piece: cheap to evolve, easy to power in Colorless-centric lists, and strong in builds that value consistent board presence over elaborate combo turns.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 18:10:43 UTC