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Sabrina's Mr. Mime
Oracle Text
Attack Magic Darts (10): Choose 1 of your opponent's Pokémon and flip 3 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads to that Pokémon. Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for this attack.
Card Details
Character Background
Sabrina’s Mr. Mime fits a control-leaning tempo plan, using Psychic trickery to pick off fragile targets while buying time for stronger attackers to set up. Magic Darts is modest on paper, but the three-coin spread can become surprisingly efficient when you need to snipe low-HP Basics or finish damaged Pokémon without caring about Weakness or Resistance. That makes it especially useful in decks that want to pressure Bench support and force awkward prize trades rather than race head-on. Because the damage is coin-driven, it pairs well with lists that can afford variance and with any support that keeps your board stable while you fish for the right moment. Deckbuilding-wise, consider pairing it with other Psychic attackers or disruption cards that slow the opponent down, letting Mr. Mime act as a flexible early-game nuisance and a late-game cleanup tool rather than a primary sweeper.
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Character Background
Sabrina’s Mr. Mime fits a control-leaning tempo plan, using Psychic trickery to pick off fragile targets while buying time for stronger attackers to set up. Magic Darts is modest on paper, but the three-coin spread can become surprisingly efficient when you need to snipe low-HP Basics or finish damaged Pokémon without caring about Weakness or Resistance. That makes it especially useful in decks that want to pressure Bench support and force awkward prize trades rather than race head-on. Because the damage is coin-driven, it pairs well with lists that can afford variance and with any support that keeps your board stable while you fish for the right moment. Deckbuilding-wise, consider pairing it with other Psychic attackers or disruption cards that slow the opponent down, letting Mr. Mime act as a flexible early-game nuisance and a late-game cleanup tool rather than a primary sweeper.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:40:44 UTC