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Tatsugiri
Oracle Text
Attack Water Gun (20)
Attack Survival Strategy: Search your deck for up to 2 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. You may switch this Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Tatsugiri is a neat little engine piece that shines in value- and combo-oriented decks, especially lists built around reliable Supporter access every turn. “Attract Customers” rewards you for keeping it Active, so it naturally fits tempo shells that can promote it safely, use its search ability, and then pivot into a stronger attacker or wall. Looking at the top six for a Supporter is strong enough to smooth early turns and keep midgame momentum, particularly if your deck runs key single-copy Supporters like gust effects, recovery, or draw power. Because it must stay Active, pairing Tatsugiri with switching cards, free-retreat pivots, or an attackless turn plan helps reduce the tempo cost. Its 50-damage Surf is modest, but it can clean up small Basics or punish a stalled board. Overall, Tatsugiri is best as a consistency tool that quietly keeps your game plan fed.
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Character Background
Tatsugiri is a neat little engine piece that shines in value- and combo-oriented decks, especially lists built around reliable Supporter access every turn. “Attract Customers” rewards you for keeping it Active, so it naturally fits tempo shells that can promote it safely, use its search ability, and then pivot into a stronger attacker or wall. Looking at the top six for a Supporter is strong enough to smooth early turns and keep midgame momentum, particularly if your deck runs key single-copy Supporters like gust effects, recovery, or draw power. Because it must stay Active, pairing Tatsugiri with switching cards, free-retreat pivots, or an attackless turn plan helps reduce the tempo cost. Its 50-damage Surf is modest, but it can clean up small Basics or punish a stalled board. Overall, Tatsugiri is best as a consistency tool that quietly keeps your game plan fed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 01:10:44 UTC