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Jumpluff
Oracle Text
Ability Leave It to the Wind: Once during your turn (before your attack), you may return this Pokémon and all cards attached to it to your hand.
Attack Acrobatics (20): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 more damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Jumpluff from Neo Genesis is a classic tempo-and-control Stage 2 that turns modest damage into awkward pressure. Sleep Powder is the headline: 20 damage plus Sleep can steal a turn, disrupt evolution chains, and force the opponent to spend resources on switching or retreating instead of advancing their board. Leech Seed adds staying power, letting Jumpluff slowly recover damage counters while chipping away, which makes it especially annoying in longer games where every attack matters. Its best home is a disruption-heavy Grass deck that can set up quickly and keep opposing Active Pokémon stuck. Pair it with acceleration and search effects that help a Stage 2 come online consistently, and consider support that punishes stalled Retreat costs or stacks status effects. Jumpluff rarely wins by brute force; it wins by making the opponent play inefficiently until the damage and poison-like attrition quietly take over.
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Character Background
Jumpluff from Neo Genesis is a classic tempo-and-control Stage 2 that turns modest damage into awkward pressure. Sleep Powder is the headline: 20 damage plus Sleep can steal a turn, disrupt evolution chains, and force the opponent to spend resources on switching or retreating instead of advancing their board. Leech Seed adds staying power, letting Jumpluff slowly recover damage counters while chipping away, which makes it especially annoying in longer games where every attack matters. Its best home is a disruption-heavy Grass deck that can set up quickly and keep opposing Active Pokémon stuck. Pair it with acceleration and search effects that help a Stage 2 come online consistently, and consider support that punishes stalled Retreat costs or stacks status effects. Jumpluff rarely wins by brute force; it wins by making the opponent play inefficiently until the damage and poison-like attrition quietly take over.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 19:10:43 UTC