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Piloswine
Oracle Text
Attack Rising Lunge (30+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 more damage.
Attack Frost Smash (70)
Card Details
Character Background
Piloswine in Neo Genesis plays like a sturdy, disruptive Water Stage 1 that leans toward control and tempo rather than raw damage. Freeze gives you a low-cost way to potentially lock down the opponent’s Active Pokémon, buying a turn to set up while forcing awkward retreat or evolution decisions; even when the coin flip misses, the threat alone can slow aggressive decks. Blizzard is the more volatile payoff, offering spread damage to pressure Bench-heavy strategies, but it also punishes sloppy sequencing if the flip goes wrong, so it works best in lists that can protect their own Bench or limit it to expendable support Pokémon. Pair Piloswine with Water Energy acceleration or healing support so it can stay active and repeatedly threaten freezes, and consider gust effects or status partners that make the opponent hesitate to promote new attackers. Its game plan is classic disruption: trade efficiency for board control.
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Character Background
Piloswine in Neo Genesis plays like a sturdy, disruptive Water Stage 1 that leans toward control and tempo rather than raw damage. Freeze gives you a low-cost way to potentially lock down the opponent’s Active Pokémon, buying a turn to set up while forcing awkward retreat or evolution decisions; even when the coin flip misses, the threat alone can slow aggressive decks. Blizzard is the more volatile payoff, offering spread damage to pressure Bench-heavy strategies, but it also punishes sloppy sequencing if the flip goes wrong, so it works best in lists that can protect their own Bench or limit it to expendable support Pokémon. Pair Piloswine with Water Energy acceleration or healing support so it can stay active and repeatedly threaten freezes, and consider gust effects or status partners that make the opponent hesitate to promote new attackers. Its game plan is classic disruption: trade efficiency for board control.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:40:45 UTC