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Cherrim
Oracle Text
Attack Solarbeam (60)
Card Details
Character Background
Cherrim from Diamond & Pearl is a tidy little Stage 1 Grass attacker that fits best into a tempo-oriented deck, where you want to keep pressure on while making the opponent stumble. Worry Seed is the cleaner setup attack: 20 damage plus a coin-flip chance to Confuse can disrupt evolving attackers or force awkward retreat decisions, buying you a turn without overcommitting resources. Magical Leaf is the better long-game option, especially because the coin flip can turn it into a 40-damage swing while also healing 3 damage counters from Cherrim, letting it stay on the board longer than a typical small attacker. That self-recovery pairs well with healing effects, defensive switching, and any Grass support that helps Cherrim survive repeated trades. In deckbuilding, look for cards that smooth coin flips or recycle low-cost attackers, since Cherrim rewards steady incremental value rather than explosive knockouts. It feels like a resilient garden guardian: subtle, annoying, and surprisingly hard to wear down.
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Character Background
Cherrim from Diamond & Pearl is a tidy little Stage 1 Grass attacker that fits best into a tempo-oriented deck, where you want to keep pressure on while making the opponent stumble. Worry Seed is the cleaner setup attack: 20 damage plus a coin-flip chance to Confuse can disrupt evolving attackers or force awkward retreat decisions, buying you a turn without overcommitting resources. Magical Leaf is the better long-game option, especially because the coin flip can turn it into a 40-damage swing while also healing 3 damage counters from Cherrim, letting it stay on the board longer than a typical small attacker. That self-recovery pairs well with healing effects, defensive switching, and any Grass support that helps Cherrim survive repeated trades. In deckbuilding, look for cards that smooth coin flips or recycle low-cost attackers, since Cherrim rewards steady incremental value rather than explosive knockouts. It feels like a resilient garden guardian: subtle, annoying, and surprisingly hard to wear down.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 17:10:44 UTC