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Chatot
Oracle Text
Attack Misinformation: Discard all Pokémon Tool cards attached to each of your opponent's Pokémon.
Attack Tone-Deaf (20): The Defending Pokémon is now Confused.
Card Details
Character Background
Chatot is a small but surprisingly flexible Basic Colorless Pokémon that fits best in tempo and value-oriented decks, especially in the Diamond & Pearl era where cheap setup and disruptive openings mattered. Its first attack, Attack Me First, simply draws a card, which makes Chatot a handy opener or filler attacker when you want to keep your hand moving without investing much. Tone-Deaf adds a light control angle: for just 10 damage, a heads result leaves the Defending Pokémon Confused, creating pressure that can stall heavier Evolutions or buy you an extra turn. It pairs well with decks that want to cycle quickly and disrupt the opponent’s tempo, and it can be especially useful alongside effects that manipulate coin flips or capitalize on Confusion, since even a modest Basic can force awkward decisions. In practice, Chatot is less about raw damage and more about smoothing draws while offering a nuisance attack.
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Character Background
Chatot is a small but surprisingly flexible Basic Colorless Pokémon that fits best in tempo and value-oriented decks, especially in the Diamond & Pearl era where cheap setup and disruptive openings mattered. Its first attack, Attack Me First, simply draws a card, which makes Chatot a handy opener or filler attacker when you want to keep your hand moving without investing much. Tone-Deaf adds a light control angle: for just 10 damage, a heads result leaves the Defending Pokémon Confused, creating pressure that can stall heavier Evolutions or buy you an extra turn. It pairs well with decks that want to cycle quickly and disrupt the opponent’s tempo, and it can be especially useful alongside effects that manipulate coin flips or capitalize on Confusion, since even a modest Basic can force awkward decisions. In practice, Chatot is less about raw damage and more about smoothing draws while offering a nuisance attack.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 16:10:47 UTC