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Blaine's Mankey
Oracle Text
Attack Pranks: Flip a coin. If heads, choose a card from your opponent's discard pile and put it on top of his or her deck.
Attack Fury Swipes (10): Flip 3 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Blaine’s Mankey is a small but annoying Fighting Basic that fits best in an aggressive tempo shell, where early pressure and disruption matter more than raw staying power. Pranks is the real trick here: if the coin goes your way, you can recycle an opponent’s key card from the discard pile and force it back on top of the deck, effectively denying a future draw and buying yourself a turn of breathing room. That makes Mankey especially useful against decks that lean on discard-to-reuse lines or want specific Pokémon Cards back immediately. Fury Swipes gives it a second role as a cheap damage threat, with the potential to spike hard if the coins cooperate. In deckbuilding, pair it with Bench support and other early Fighting attackers so you can keep pressure on while Mankey works as a nuisance piece. It’s not consistent enough to build around alone, but it rewards decks that value initiative and disruption.
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Character Background
Blaine’s Mankey is a small but annoying Fighting Basic that fits best in an aggressive tempo shell, where early pressure and disruption matter more than raw staying power. Pranks is the real trick here: if the coin goes your way, you can recycle an opponent’s key card from the discard pile and force it back on top of the deck, effectively denying a future draw and buying yourself a turn of breathing room. That makes Mankey especially useful against decks that lean on discard-to-reuse lines or want specific Pokémon Cards back immediately. Fury Swipes gives it a second role as a cheap damage threat, with the potential to spike hard if the coins cooperate. In deckbuilding, pair it with Bench support and other early Fighting attackers so you can keep pressure on while Mankey works as a nuisance piece. It’s not consistent enough to build around alone, but it rewards decks that value initiative and disruption.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:40:47 UTC