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Giovanni's Meowth
Oracle Text
Attack Cat Fleas: Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused.
Attack Cat Kick (30)
Card Details
Character Background
Giovanni’s Meowth is a sneaky little support piece that fits best in a tempo or soft-control shell, where every small disruption helps you stay ahead. False Charity is especially annoying because it can either deny an opponent’s Trainer or, awkwardly, “gift” them the top card if it isn’t one, so it works best when you can manipulate or pressure the opponent into awkward draws rather than rely on pure removal. Pair it with deck lists that include Gust effects or hand disruption so the extra information from peeking at the top card matters more, and use it to scout whether the coast is clear before committing resources. Double Scratch is unreliable but capable of respectable burst when the flip goes well, making it a decent early attacker in a colorless-stacked build with damage boosters or bench support. Overall, it’s more about annoying your opponent and stealing tiny edges than winning through raw power.
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Character Background
Giovanni’s Meowth is a sneaky little support piece that fits best in a tempo or soft-control shell, where every small disruption helps you stay ahead. False Charity is especially annoying because it can either deny an opponent’s Trainer or, awkwardly, “gift” them the top card if it isn’t one, so it works best when you can manipulate or pressure the opponent into awkward draws rather than rely on pure removal. Pair it with deck lists that include Gust effects or hand disruption so the extra information from peeking at the top card matters more, and use it to scout whether the coast is clear before committing resources. Double Scratch is unreliable but capable of respectable burst when the flip goes well, making it a decent early attacker in a colorless-stacked build with damage boosters or bench support. Overall, it’s more about annoying your opponent and stealing tiny edges than winning through raw power.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:49 UTC