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Team Aqua's Corphish
Oracle Text
Attack Slash (10)
Attack Slow-Acting Poison (10): At the end of your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.
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Character Background
Team Aqua’s Corphish fits the Team Aqua identity perfectly: a cheap, predatory Basic that wants to pressure the opponent early and punish shaky development. In practice, it supports an aggressive tempo plan more than a long-game value strategy, since Double Pinchers is a low-risk chip attack that can occasionally spike into 20 damage, while Dark Poison offers a stronger 20 damage plus Poison if you can spare a basic Energy. That discard clause matters, so deckbuilding should favor Energy acceleration, recycling, or expendable Water Energy to keep the attack online without stalling your board. It pairs well with cards that spread status pressure or force awkward switches, because Poison turns small hits into real clock pressure. If you can keep Corphish active and fed with Energy, it becomes a nuisance that steadily taxes the opponent’s setup rather than a flashy finisher, which is exactly how Team Aqua tends to win: by wearing opponents down with dirty, efficient damage.
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Character Background
Team Aqua’s Corphish fits the Team Aqua identity perfectly: a cheap, predatory Basic that wants to pressure the opponent early and punish shaky development. In practice, it supports an aggressive tempo plan more than a long-game value strategy, since Double Pinchers is a low-risk chip attack that can occasionally spike into 20 damage, while Dark Poison offers a stronger 20 damage plus Poison if you can spare a basic Energy. That discard clause matters, so deckbuilding should favor Energy acceleration, recycling, or expendable Water Energy to keep the attack online without stalling your board. It pairs well with cards that spread status pressure or force awkward switches, because Poison turns small hits into real clock pressure. If you can keep Corphish active and fed with Energy, it becomes a nuisance that steadily taxes the opponent’s setup rather than a flashy finisher, which is exactly how Team Aqua tends to win: by wearing opponents down with dirty, efficient damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-07 04:10:45 UTC