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Whismur
Oracle Text
Attack Mumble (10)
Attack Uproar: Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent's Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
Whismur from Nintendo Black Star Promos is a deceptively annoying Basic Colorless Pokémon that fits best in a tempo or light control shell. Its whole identity is disruption: Supersonic can steal a turn if the coin goes your way by Confusing the Defending Pokémon, and even Pound provides a small but reliable 10 damage to keep pressure on early. In gameplay terms, Whismur is strongest as an opener or a bench filler in decks that want to slow the opponent while setting up a bigger attacker behind it. Pair it with effects that force the opponent to stay Active or punish retreating, since confusion becomes much more valuable when they have awkward options. It also works well in decks with Gust-style switching or paralysis support, letting you capitalize on the confusion tax. Lore-wise, Whismur’s timid, noise-prone nature is reflected neatly in its disruptive, low-power toolkit.
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Character Background
Whismur from Nintendo Black Star Promos is a deceptively annoying Basic Colorless Pokémon that fits best in a tempo or light control shell. Its whole identity is disruption: Supersonic can steal a turn if the coin goes your way by Confusing the Defending Pokémon, and even Pound provides a small but reliable 10 damage to keep pressure on early. In gameplay terms, Whismur is strongest as an opener or a bench filler in decks that want to slow the opponent while setting up a bigger attacker behind it. Pair it with effects that force the opponent to stay Active or punish retreating, since confusion becomes much more valuable when they have awkward options. It also works well in decks with Gust-style switching or paralysis support, letting you capitalize on the confusion tax. Lore-wise, Whismur’s timid, noise-prone nature is reflected neatly in its disruptive, low-power toolkit.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 15:40:47 UTC