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Nidorina
Oracle Text
Attack Rescue: Search your discard pile for up to 2 Pokémon, show them to your opponent, and put them into your hand.
Attack Scratch (30)
Card Details
Character Background
Nidorina from Jungle is a classic Stage 1 Grass option that leans toward tempo and light disruption rather than raw inevitability. Its game plan is simple but effective: use Supersonic to fish for Confusion and steal a turn, then pressure with Double Kick, which can swing between modest and excellent damage depending on coin flips. Because both attacks are variance-driven, Nidorina works best in an aggressive or tempo shell that can capitalize on small openings instead of waiting for perfect consistency. It pairs especially well with cards that improve coin-flip reliability or protect your board while you evolve, and it appreciates any support that keeps Grass energy flowing so you can attack on curve. In deckbuilding, treat it as a midgame pivot: evolve quickly from Nidoran, force awkward decisions with status, and use Double Kick to punish damaged Pokémon or finish off targets already softened by earlier attacks.
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Character Background
Nidorina from Jungle is a classic Stage 1 Grass option that leans toward tempo and light disruption rather than raw inevitability. Its game plan is simple but effective: use Supersonic to fish for Confusion and steal a turn, then pressure with Double Kick, which can swing between modest and excellent damage depending on coin flips. Because both attacks are variance-driven, Nidorina works best in an aggressive or tempo shell that can capitalize on small openings instead of waiting for perfect consistency. It pairs especially well with cards that improve coin-flip reliability or protect your board while you evolve, and it appreciates any support that keeps Grass energy flowing so you can attack on curve. In deckbuilding, treat it as a midgame pivot: evolve quickly from Nidoran, force awkward decisions with status, and use Double Kick to punish damaged Pokémon or finish off targets already softened by earlier attacks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:10:43 UTC