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Shinx
Oracle Text
Attack Wild Kick (30): Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Shinx from Diamond & Pearl is a clean little Lightning Basic that fits best into an aggressive tempo plan, especially in decks that want to pressure both the Active Pokémon and the Bench early. Its lone attack, Spark, only costs 10 damage for a useful 10 damage to one of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon, and the key is that Bench damage ignores Weakness and Resistance, making it reliable chip regardless of matchup. That makes Shinx valuable for setting up future knockouts, softening evolving Basics before they become threats, or finishing off damaged support Pokémon hiding on the Bench. It pairs well with effects that punish spread damage or reward repeated hit-and-run pressure, and it appreciates Energy acceleration so it can attack as soon as possible. In deckbuilding, Shinx works best when you can evolve it quickly into stronger Lightning lines while still treating its opening turns as a nuisance tool that forces the opponent to play defensively.
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Character Background
Shinx from Diamond & Pearl is a clean little Lightning Basic that fits best into an aggressive tempo plan, especially in decks that want to pressure both the Active Pokémon and the Bench early. Its lone attack, Spark, only costs 10 damage for a useful 10 damage to one of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon, and the key is that Bench damage ignores Weakness and Resistance, making it reliable chip regardless of matchup. That makes Shinx valuable for setting up future knockouts, softening evolving Basics before they become threats, or finishing off damaged support Pokémon hiding on the Bench. It pairs well with effects that punish spread damage or reward repeated hit-and-run pressure, and it appreciates Energy acceleration so it can attack as soon as possible. In deckbuilding, Shinx works best when you can evolve it quickly into stronger Lightning lines while still treating its opening turns as a nuisance tool that forces the opponent to play defensively.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 16:40:45 UTC