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Koga's Ditto
Oracle Text
Attack Giant Growth: Flip a coin. If heads, Koga's Ditto's maximum HP is now 80 and Koga's Ditto's Pound attack's base damage is 30 instead of 10. (Benching Koga's Ditto ends this effect.)
Attack Pound (10)
Card Details
Character Background
Koga’s Ditto is a curious, high-variance Basic that fits best into a tempo or flexible aggro shell, where early pressure matters and a surprise damage spike can punish an unprepared opponent. Its defining trick, Giant Growth, asks for a coin flip, but the reward is substantial: a jump to 80 HP and a Pound attack that becomes a solid 30 damage. That makes it worth building around cards that help keep it active and attacking, since benching immediately breaks the effect. In practice, treat it like a burst threat rather than a long-term tank; commit it to the Active Spot, push damage while the opponent is still setting up, and force awkward Prize trades. It also pairs well with general Colorless support and switching effects that let you preserve the boost while managing positioning. Because the upgrade is temporary and unreliable, the best decks use Koga’s Ditto as a pressure piece, not a cornerstone.
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Character Background
Koga’s Ditto is a curious, high-variance Basic that fits best into a tempo or flexible aggro shell, where early pressure matters and a surprise damage spike can punish an unprepared opponent. Its defining trick, Giant Growth, asks for a coin flip, but the reward is substantial: a jump to 80 HP and a Pound attack that becomes a solid 30 damage. That makes it worth building around cards that help keep it active and attacking, since benching immediately breaks the effect. In practice, treat it like a burst threat rather than a long-term tank; commit it to the Active Spot, push damage while the opponent is still setting up, and force awkward Prize trades. It also pairs well with general Colorless support and switching effects that let you preserve the boost while managing positioning. Because the upgrade is temporary and unreliable, the best decks use Koga’s Ditto as a pressure piece, not a cornerstone.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:20:44 UTC
