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Jigglypuff
Oracle Text
Attack Hypnotic Gaze: The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack Expand (20): During your opponent's next turn, any damage done to Jigglypuff by attacks is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Card Details
Character Background
Jigglypuff in Jungle is a deceptively annoying Basic that fits best in a control or disruption-oriented tempo plan, where buying turns matters more than racing for damage. Its Lullaby attack can force the Defending Pokémon Asleep, creating awkward early turns for the opponent and opening windows to retreat, evolve, or set up a heavier attacker, while Pound gives it a simple, reliable 20 damage when you need to keep pressure on. As a Colorless Basic, it is easy to slot into many decks, especially those that want a low-commitment opener rather than an all-in attacker. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that capitalize on the Sleep condition or with attackers that punish stalled boards, so Jigglypuff’s disruption translates into real tempo gain. Thematically, it captures the familiar sing-to-sleep trick perfectly: cute, harmless-looking, but quietly capable of stealing entire turns.
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Character Background
Jigglypuff in Jungle is a deceptively annoying Basic that fits best in a control or disruption-oriented tempo plan, where buying turns matters more than racing for damage. Its Lullaby attack can force the Defending Pokémon Asleep, creating awkward early turns for the opponent and opening windows to retreat, evolve, or set up a heavier attacker, while Pound gives it a simple, reliable 20 damage when you need to keep pressure on. As a Colorless Basic, it is easy to slot into many decks, especially those that want a low-commitment opener rather than an all-in attacker. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that capitalize on the Sleep condition or with attackers that punish stalled boards, so Jigglypuff’s disruption translates into real tempo gain. Thematically, it captures the familiar sing-to-sleep trick perfectly: cute, harmless-looking, but quietly capable of stealing entire turns.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:20:44 UTC