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Pupitar
Oracle Text
Attack Thrash (30+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 damage plus 10 more damage. If tails, Pupitar does 10 damage to itself.
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Set
Character Background
Pupitar in Neo Discovery is a classic mid-evolution Fighting card that feels like it’s tunneling toward a bigger payoff, and that shape of play makes it most at home in a value-to-tempo strategy. Skull Bash is modest at 20, but Dust Devil gives the card its real identity: spreading 10 damage to each non-Pokémon in play without Weakness or Resistance. That makes Pupitar especially good into boards full of Trainer-driven setup, buying time while nudging multiple targets into range for a later clean-up turn. In deckbuilding, pair it with cards that can capitalize on incremental damage—anything that punishes damaged Basics or helps finish off support Pokémon after the spread. Because it’s a Stage1 with Fighting typing, it also fits naturally into evolution decks that want sturdy midgame pressure rather than all-in aggression. Use Pupitar when you want to slow the opponent’s development while keeping your own evolution chain advancing.
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Character Background
Pupitar in Neo Discovery is a classic mid-evolution Fighting card that feels like it’s tunneling toward a bigger payoff, and that shape of play makes it most at home in a value-to-tempo strategy. Skull Bash is modest at 20, but Dust Devil gives the card its real identity: spreading 10 damage to each non-Pokémon in play without Weakness or Resistance. That makes Pupitar especially good into boards full of Trainer-driven setup, buying time while nudging multiple targets into range for a later clean-up turn. In deckbuilding, pair it with cards that can capitalize on incremental damage—anything that punishes damaged Basics or helps finish off support Pokémon after the spread. Because it’s a Stage1 with Fighting typing, it also fits naturally into evolution decks that want sturdy midgame pressure rather than all-in aggression. Use Pupitar when you want to slow the opponent’s development while keeping your own evolution chain advancing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 10:10:45 UTC