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Corphish
Oracle Text
Attack Crabhammer (10)
Attack Sharp Pincers (10+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage plus 10 more damage.
Card Details
Character Background
Corphish from Dragon is a small but annoyingly effective Water Basic that leans into disruptive tempo rather than raw damage. Its game plan is simple: sneak in with cheap attacks, then pressure the opponent with coin-flip status effects that can steal a turn or force awkward Retreat costs. Poison Claws gives you a shot at steady chip damage, while Bubble’s 10 damage plus a chance to Paralyze makes Corphish especially good at buying time for your setup Pokémon. It fits best in a control-leaning Water shell or a tempo deck that wants to slow the opponent while evolving behind it. Pair it with ways to improve coin-flip consistency or capitalize on Status conditions, and consider using it alongside stronger Water attackers so Corphish can function as a nuisance opener rather than a main finisher. In practice, it excels when you value disruption over efficiency.
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Character Background
Corphish from Dragon is a small but annoyingly effective Water Basic that leans into disruptive tempo rather than raw damage. Its game plan is simple: sneak in with cheap attacks, then pressure the opponent with coin-flip status effects that can steal a turn or force awkward Retreat costs. Poison Claws gives you a shot at steady chip damage, while Bubble’s 10 damage plus a chance to Paralyze makes Corphish especially good at buying time for your setup Pokémon. It fits best in a control-leaning Water shell or a tempo deck that wants to slow the opponent while evolving behind it. Pair it with ways to improve coin-flip consistency or capitalize on Status conditions, and consider using it alongside stronger Water attackers so Corphish can function as a nuisance opener rather than a main finisher. In practice, it excels when you value disruption over efficiency.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 18:20:42 UTC