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Ledyba
Oracle Text
Attack Supersonic: Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused.
Attack Comet Punch (10x): Flip 4 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads.
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Character Background
Ledyba from Neo Genesis is a classic small-bodied Grass Basic that plays like an annoyance piece rather than a straightforward bruiser. Its best fit is a tempo or soft-control game plan: Supersonic can steal a turn if the coin flip lands, and even that threat can force awkward retreat or switch decisions from the opponent. Comet Punch is swingy, but the upside of 40 damage for a single Basic attacker is real in slower early-game matchups, especially when you just need a low-investment attacker to pressure weak starters. Because the damage is coin-based, Ledyba works best in decks that can afford variance and want to buy time for stronger midgame Grass threats. Pair it with Gust-style effects or paralysis support so Confusion becomes harder to play around, and consider cards that let you repeatedly reposition it since its value comes from nuisance pressure, not staying power.
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Character Background
Ledyba from Neo Genesis is a classic small-bodied Grass Basic that plays like an annoyance piece rather than a straightforward bruiser. Its best fit is a tempo or soft-control game plan: Supersonic can steal a turn if the coin flip lands, and even that threat can force awkward retreat or switch decisions from the opponent. Comet Punch is swingy, but the upside of 40 damage for a single Basic attacker is real in slower early-game matchups, especially when you just need a low-investment attacker to pressure weak starters. Because the damage is coin-based, Ledyba works best in decks that can afford variance and want to buy time for stronger midgame Grass threats. Pair it with Gust-style effects or paralysis support so Confusion becomes harder to play around, and consider cards that let you repeatedly reposition it since its value comes from nuisance pressure, not staying power.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 12:20:44 UTC