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Throh
Oracle Text
Attack Freestyle Strike (30): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 damage times the number of heads.
Attack Shoulder Throw (80): Does 80 damage minus 20 damage for each Colorless in the Defending Pokémon's Retreat Cost.
Card Details
Character Background
Throh from Black & White is a sturdy Basic Fighting attacker that plays best as a tempo-and-control piece rather than a pure finisher. Circle Throw deals a modest 30 damage while forcing the opponent to switch the Active Pokémon, which can break up evolving lines, drag up fragile support Pokémon, or repeatedly strand something they did not want exposed. That disruption pairs well with other gust-style effects and retreat-pressure cards, letting you keep the opponent off balance while you set up a heavier attacker behind it. Storm Throw’s 80 damage is especially clean into decks leaning on Resistance, since it ignores that defensive layer entirely, making Throh a reliable answer to awkward matchups. In deckbuilding, pair it with Fighting Energy acceleration and switching disruption to maximize its tempo role; any list that wants to slow the opponent, preserve board control, and punish weak Benched targets can make strong use of Throh.
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Character Background
Throh from Black & White is a sturdy Basic Fighting attacker that plays best as a tempo-and-control piece rather than a pure finisher. Circle Throw deals a modest 30 damage while forcing the opponent to switch the Active Pokémon, which can break up evolving lines, drag up fragile support Pokémon, or repeatedly strand something they did not want exposed. That disruption pairs well with other gust-style effects and retreat-pressure cards, letting you keep the opponent off balance while you set up a heavier attacker behind it. Storm Throw’s 80 damage is especially clean into decks leaning on Resistance, since it ignores that defensive layer entirely, making Throh a reliable answer to awkward matchups. In deckbuilding, pair it with Fighting Energy acceleration and switching disruption to maximize its tempo role; any list that wants to slow the opponent, preserve board control, and punish weak Benched targets can make strong use of Throh.
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