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Scovillain ex
Oracle Text
Attack Chili Snapper Bind: Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Burned. During your opponent's next turn, that Pokémon can't retreat.
Attack Two-Headed Crushing (140): Discard a random card from your opponent's hand. Discard the top card of your opponent's deck.
Card Details
Character Background
Scovillain ex from Temporal Forces is a nasty little Stage 1 Grass attacker that leans best into a tempo-control game plan: it doesn’t just hit for 140, it also strips a random card from the opponent’s hand and mills the top card of their deck, while Chili Snapper Bind adds Burn and locks the Active Pokémon in place for a turn. That combination pressures both board and resources, making it ideal for lists that want to force awkward turns rather than race outright. Because the retreat denial only matters if the target stays Active, pairing Scovillain ex with gust effects or spread damage support helps keep damaged targets stranded. It also benefits from Grass acceleration and recovery, since you want to power it up repeatedly and keep attacking without losing momentum. In deckbuilding, include ways to exploit Burn math and chip damage, since even small follow-up hits can turn its lock into a knockout chain.
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Character Background
Scovillain ex from Temporal Forces is a nasty little Stage 1 Grass attacker that leans best into a tempo-control game plan: it doesn’t just hit for 140, it also strips a random card from the opponent’s hand and mills the top card of their deck, while Chili Snapper Bind adds Burn and locks the Active Pokémon in place for a turn. That combination pressures both board and resources, making it ideal for lists that want to force awkward turns rather than race outright. Because the retreat denial only matters if the target stays Active, pairing Scovillain ex with gust effects or spread damage support helps keep damaged targets stranded. It also benefits from Grass acceleration and recovery, since you want to power it up repeatedly and keep attacking without losing momentum. In deckbuilding, include ways to exploit Burn math and chip damage, since even small follow-up hits can turn its lock into a knockout chain.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 04:10:43 UTC