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Oinkologne
Oracle Text
Attack Confounding Cologne (30): Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Confused.
Attack High-Impact Kick (160): Flip a coin. If tails, this Pokémon also does 60 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Oinkologne from Scarlet & Violet is a straightforward Stage 1 Colorless attacker that leans best into a tempo plan: it wants to come down efficiently, pressure the opponent, and keep trading at a rate that forces awkward responses. Ram for 50 is a clean early hit that can finish weakened Basics or soften something for a follow-up, while Leg Stomp’s 130 gives it real midgame punch for an Uncommon. The drawback is important: a tails flip can stall your next attack, so this card rewards decks that can switch freely or recycle attackers rather than those that need perfect consistency from a single body. Pair it with mobility cards and Energy acceleration that let you pivot into another threat if the coin goes bad. It also fits nicely beside other Colorless attackers, since flexible Energy costs usually make it easy to slot into existing shells without warping your list.
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Character Background
Oinkologne from Scarlet & Violet is a straightforward Stage 1 Colorless attacker that leans best into a tempo plan: it wants to come down efficiently, pressure the opponent, and keep trading at a rate that forces awkward responses. Ram for 50 is a clean early hit that can finish weakened Basics or soften something for a follow-up, while Leg Stomp’s 130 gives it real midgame punch for an Uncommon. The drawback is important: a tails flip can stall your next attack, so this card rewards decks that can switch freely or recycle attackers rather than those that need perfect consistency from a single body. Pair it with mobility cards and Energy acceleration that let you pivot into another threat if the coin goes bad. It also fits nicely beside other Colorless attackers, since flexible Energy costs usually make it easy to slot into existing shells without warping your list.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-26 19:40:45 UTC