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Hippopotas
Oracle Text
Attack Eleventh Hour Tackle (50+): If there are 3 or fewer cards in your deck, this attack does 130 more damage.
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Character Background
Hippopotas from Diamond & Pearl is a deceptively annoying Basic Fighting Pokémon that fits best in a control or tempo-oriented game plan. Its attacks don’t aim to win through raw damage, but through disruption: Yawn can buy a full turn if the opponent fails to wake up, while Sand Attack adds a layer of frustration by potentially blanking the next attack outright. That makes Hippopotas especially useful in decks that want to slow the game, force awkward turns, and set up a stronger attacker behind it. Pair it with efficient Fighting-types that can capitalize on stalled opponents, or with energy acceleration that lets you pivot into a heavier hitter while the opponent is stuck sleeping or missing attacks. Since it’s only a Basic, it’s easy to include as a low-commitment opener or bench filler. Its value lies in pressure through denial, not offense, so use it to stretch your opponent’s resources and tempo.
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Character Background
Hippopotas from Diamond & Pearl is a deceptively annoying Basic Fighting Pokémon that fits best in a control or tempo-oriented game plan. Its attacks don’t aim to win through raw damage, but through disruption: Yawn can buy a full turn if the opponent fails to wake up, while Sand Attack adds a layer of frustration by potentially blanking the next attack outright. That makes Hippopotas especially useful in decks that want to slow the game, force awkward turns, and set up a stronger attacker behind it. Pair it with efficient Fighting-types that can capitalize on stalled opponents, or with energy acceleration that lets you pivot into a heavier hitter while the opponent is stuck sleeping or missing attacks. Since it’s only a Basic, it’s easy to include as a low-commitment opener or bench filler. Its value lies in pressure through denial, not offense, so use it to stretch your opponent’s resources and tempo.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 18:10:43 UTC