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Swalot
Oracle Text
Attack Devouring Mouth (10+): If this Pokémon has more Energy attached than your opponent's Active Pokémon, this attack does 160 more damage.
Attack Venomous Hit (100): Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Poisoned.
Card Details
Character Background
Swalot from Hidden Legends fits best as a control-oriented Stage 1 that wins by disrupting the opponent’s options while setting up favorable trades. Amnesia for just 10 damage is excellent tempo, since shutting off a key attack for the next turn can buy time against big hitters, lock out setup-focused Pokémon, or force awkward retreat decisions. Swallow Up then punishes damaged or weakened targets, potentially jumping to 80 damage when Swalot has the higher remaining HP, which makes it especially threatening after you’ve slowed the game. In deckbuilding, pair Swalot with healing effects, defensive Trainers, or status pressure so its HP stays above the opponent’s longer, and consider support that can soften targets before the finishing swing. Thematically, Swalot feels like a corrosive predator: not the fastest attacker, but one that outlasts, disrupts, and eventually engulfs anything that slips into its range.
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Character Background
Swalot from Hidden Legends fits best as a control-oriented Stage 1 that wins by disrupting the opponent’s options while setting up favorable trades. Amnesia for just 10 damage is excellent tempo, since shutting off a key attack for the next turn can buy time against big hitters, lock out setup-focused Pokémon, or force awkward retreat decisions. Swallow Up then punishes damaged or weakened targets, potentially jumping to 80 damage when Swalot has the higher remaining HP, which makes it especially threatening after you’ve slowed the game. In deckbuilding, pair Swalot with healing effects, defensive Trainers, or status pressure so its HP stays above the opponent’s longer, and consider support that can soften targets before the finishing swing. Thematically, Swalot feels like a corrosive predator: not the fastest attacker, but one that outlasts, disrupts, and eventually engulfs anything that slips into its range.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 06:10:44 UTC