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Sandygast
Oracle Text
Attack Shore Up: Attach a Fighting Energy card from your discard pile to this Pokémon.
Attack Sand Tomb (30): The Defending Pokémon can’t retreat during your opponent’s next turn.
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Character Background
Sandygast is a small but clever Fighting Basic that plays more like a grinding value piece than a pure attacker. Its best role is in a control or midrange game plan, where it can steadily rebuild resources with Shore Up by attaching a Fighting Energy from the discard pile to itself, effectively turning the graveyard into an extension of your hand. That makes it especially appealing in decks that discard Energy early or run ways to cycle through resources quickly. Sand Tomb adds a second layer of pressure by dealing 30 and trapping the Defending Pokémon in place, which can buy crucial turns and soften up targets for a heavier finisher. Pair it with cards that accelerate discard or recycle Fighting Energy, and consider switching tools or gust effects to exploit the retreat lock. Thematically, Sandygast feels like a patient dune-born nuisance, burying opponents in slow, inexorable advantage.
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Character Background
Sandygast is a small but clever Fighting Basic that plays more like a grinding value piece than a pure attacker. Its best role is in a control or midrange game plan, where it can steadily rebuild resources with Shore Up by attaching a Fighting Energy from the discard pile to itself, effectively turning the graveyard into an extension of your hand. That makes it especially appealing in decks that discard Energy early or run ways to cycle through resources quickly. Sand Tomb adds a second layer of pressure by dealing 30 and trapping the Defending Pokémon in place, which can buy crucial turns and soften up targets for a heavier finisher. Pair it with cards that accelerate discard or recycle Fighting Energy, and consider switching tools or gust effects to exploit the retreat lock. Thematically, Sandygast feels like a patient dune-born nuisance, burying opponents in slow, inexorable advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:10:44 UTC