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Weepinbell
Oracle Text
Attack Growth: Attach up to 2 Grass Energy cards from your hand to this Pokémon.
Attack Double Razor Leaf (30×): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Weepinbell from Jungle is a classic midgame Grass attacker that best fits a tempo-and-control plan: it applies steady pressure while threatening incremental damage and status disruption. Poisonpowder for 10 is modest on its own, but the coin-flip poison can force awkward switches, soften bulky targets, and set up a win by attrition, while Razor Leaf’s 30 damage gives you a much cleaner attack once you’ve stabilized. In play, Weepinbell rewards decks that can keep the opponent off balance rather than racing straight for a knockout. Pair it with support that helps evolve quickly from Bellsprout and with effects that buy extra turns or punish switching, since poison works especially well when the opponent is forced to stay active. Its plant-predator theme also comes through mechanically: a deceptively dangerous Stage 1 that looks small, but can slowly choke an opponent’s resources if left unanswered.
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Character Background
Weepinbell from Jungle is a classic midgame Grass attacker that best fits a tempo-and-control plan: it applies steady pressure while threatening incremental damage and status disruption. Poisonpowder for 10 is modest on its own, but the coin-flip poison can force awkward switches, soften bulky targets, and set up a win by attrition, while Razor Leaf’s 30 damage gives you a much cleaner attack once you’ve stabilized. In play, Weepinbell rewards decks that can keep the opponent off balance rather than racing straight for a knockout. Pair it with support that helps evolve quickly from Bellsprout and with effects that buy extra turns or punish switching, since poison works especially well when the opponent is forced to stay active. Its plant-predator theme also comes through mechanically: a deceptively dangerous Stage 1 that looks small, but can slowly choke an opponent’s resources if left unanswered.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 17:40:42 UTC