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Team Rocket's Meowth
Oracle Text
Attack Paw-cket Pilfer: Choose a random card from your opponent's hand. Your opponent reveals that card and shuffles it into their deck.
Attack Fury Swipes (20×): Flip 3 coins. This attack does 20 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Team Rocket’s Meowth fits best as a high-variance combo or cheeky tempo tool rather than a steady aggro attacker, since Miraculous Comeback scales with the total Pokémon in play and can suddenly convert a crowded board into a burst of damage. The attack’s design tells the story: this is a scheming Team Rocket mascot betting on chaos, trying to turn a full battlefield into a lucky swing even if it hurts itself in the process. In play, that means you want decks that flood the board quickly or stall long enough for both sides to develop, because each extra Pokémon raises the coin count and damage ceiling. It pairs well with effects that reduce self-damage, healing, or recycling Basic Pokémon after KOs, and it appreciates lists that can keep Meowth safe until the right moment. If you want to maximize the swing, build around board presence and disruption, then treat Team Rocket’s Meowth as a surprise finisher rather than a primary attacker.
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Character Background
Team Rocket’s Meowth fits best as a high-variance combo or cheeky tempo tool rather than a steady aggro attacker, since Miraculous Comeback scales with the total Pokémon in play and can suddenly convert a crowded board into a burst of damage. The attack’s design tells the story: this is a scheming Team Rocket mascot betting on chaos, trying to turn a full battlefield into a lucky swing even if it hurts itself in the process. In play, that means you want decks that flood the board quickly or stall long enough for both sides to develop, because each extra Pokémon raises the coin count and damage ceiling. It pairs well with effects that reduce self-damage, healing, or recycling Basic Pokémon after KOs, and it appreciates lists that can keep Meowth safe until the right moment. If you want to maximize the swing, build around board presence and disruption, then treat Team Rocket’s Meowth as a surprise finisher rather than a primary attacker.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 05:20:43 UTC