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Scolipede
Oracle Text
Attack Steamroller (60): This attack's damage isn't affected by Resistance.
Attack Poison Claws (80): The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.
Card Details
Character Background
Scolipede from Black & White fits best as a tempo-oriented attacker that pressures the board while sidestepping awkward defensive math. Steamroller for 60 is especially clean because its damage ignores Resistance, which makes Scolipede a reliable answer to types that would otherwise stall your prize race, while Poison Claws pushes incremental damage and forces the opponent into a losing race. In practice, this card wants a deck that can evolve quickly and keep the opponent under pressure, so pair it with consistent Stage 2 setup cards and ways to complement Poison, such as additional status-based damage or effects that punish poisoned Pokémon between turns. Thematically, Scolipede feels like a relentless predator—fast, toxic, and hard to wall off—which matches its gameplay role as an aggressive midgame closer. If you can keep it attacking every turn, it can function as a strong pivot between direct damage and poison-based attrition.
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Character Background
Scolipede from Black & White fits best as a tempo-oriented attacker that pressures the board while sidestepping awkward defensive math. Steamroller for 60 is especially clean because its damage ignores Resistance, which makes Scolipede a reliable answer to types that would otherwise stall your prize race, while Poison Claws pushes incremental damage and forces the opponent into a losing race. In practice, this card wants a deck that can evolve quickly and keep the opponent under pressure, so pair it with consistent Stage 2 setup cards and ways to complement Poison, such as additional status-based damage or effects that punish poisoned Pokémon between turns. Thematically, Scolipede feels like a relentless predator—fast, toxic, and hard to wall off—which matches its gameplay role as an aggressive midgame closer. If you can keep it attacking every turn, it can function as a strong pivot between direct damage and poison-based attrition.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 07:10:45 UTC