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Capsakid
Oracle Text
Attack Double Headbutt (50×): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 50 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Capsakid is a straightforward Scarlet & Violet Basic Grass Pokémon that fits best into a tempo-oriented or light control shell, where small bursts of pressure and status conditions can buy you time to set up stronger attackers. Slightly Spicy only deals 10 damage, but the real prize is the coin-flip Burn, which can force awkward Retreat decisions, drain resources, and steadily chip away at opposing Basics. Because it’s a Basic, it’s easy to open with and can be slotted into Grass decks as an early disruptive piece rather than a main finisher. It pairs well with effects that punish Burned Pokémon or that make your opponent stay Active, since the status becomes much more valuable when they can’t simply retreat. If you’re building around it, consider draw and switching support so Capsakid can attack early and then pivot out once its job is done.
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Character Background
Capsakid is a straightforward Scarlet & Violet Basic Grass Pokémon that fits best into a tempo-oriented or light control shell, where small bursts of pressure and status conditions can buy you time to set up stronger attackers. Slightly Spicy only deals 10 damage, but the real prize is the coin-flip Burn, which can force awkward Retreat decisions, drain resources, and steadily chip away at opposing Basics. Because it’s a Basic, it’s easy to open with and can be slotted into Grass decks as an early disruptive piece rather than a main finisher. It pairs well with effects that punish Burned Pokémon or that make your opponent stay Active, since the status becomes much more valuable when they can’t simply retreat. If you’re building around it, consider draw and switching support so Capsakid can attack early and then pivot out once its job is done.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:10:46 UTC