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Masquerain
Oracle Text
Ability Tool Reversal: As often as you like during your turn (before your attack), you may put a Pokémon Tool card attached to 1 of your Pokémon into your hand.
Attack Bug Bite (60)
Card Details
Character Background
Masquerain from Hidden Legends is a classic tempo-support Stage 1 that plays like a frustrating little air marshal, not a straight attacker. Whirlwind lets you disrupt evolution lines, strand fragile Basics, or drag up something the opponent would rather hide, making it especially strong in control-leaning Grass builds or any deck that wants to keep the pace awkward. Silver Wind is the real setup play: 30 for 30 is modest, but the delayed damage boost can create a clean two-turn pressure sequence if you follow with a heavier hitter. That makes Masquerain a useful pivot piece beside efficient finishers like Venusaur-era Grass attackers or any partner that can capitalize on forced switches and damage thresholds. Because it is only a Stage 1 and hits for light damage, it works best when your deck already values disruption over raw speed. Treat it as a tactical opener that buys time, scrambles the board, and sets up a bigger strike.
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Character Background
Masquerain from Hidden Legends is a classic tempo-support Stage 1 that plays like a frustrating little air marshal, not a straight attacker. Whirlwind lets you disrupt evolution lines, strand fragile Basics, or drag up something the opponent would rather hide, making it especially strong in control-leaning Grass builds or any deck that wants to keep the pace awkward. Silver Wind is the real setup play: 30 for 30 is modest, but the delayed damage boost can create a clean two-turn pressure sequence if you follow with a heavier hitter. That makes Masquerain a useful pivot piece beside efficient finishers like Venusaur-era Grass attackers or any partner that can capitalize on forced switches and damage thresholds. Because it is only a Stage 1 and hits for light damage, it works best when your deck already values disruption over raw speed. Treat it as a tactical opener that buys time, scrambles the board, and sets up a bigger strike.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 07:10:43 UTC