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Clobbopus
Oracle Text
Attack Slight Intrusion (30): This Pokémon also does 10 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Clobbopus is a straightforward Common Basic Fighting Pokémon that quietly serves a tempo-oriented game plan, using its cheap Attack Bind to pressure the opponent’s Active Pokémon while fishing for a Paralysis lock. Twenty damage is modest, but the coin flip gives it disruptive upside, especially early when slowing an opposing attacker can buy a full turn of setup. In practical deckbuilding, it fits best in Fighting lists that want to stay aggressive without overcommitting resources, such as builds that can exploit small openings with steady bench development and switch pressure. Pair it with cards that help you force repeated Active switches or capitalize on Paralyzed turns, since even one successful flip can swing momentum. Thematically, Clobbopus feels like a scrappy grab-and-hold brawler, which matches its gameplay role: not a finisher, but a nuisance that can stall, disrupt, and set the pace for stronger Fighting attackers to close the game.
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Character Background
Clobbopus is a straightforward Common Basic Fighting Pokémon that quietly serves a tempo-oriented game plan, using its cheap Attack Bind to pressure the opponent’s Active Pokémon while fishing for a Paralysis lock. Twenty damage is modest, but the coin flip gives it disruptive upside, especially early when slowing an opposing attacker can buy a full turn of setup. In practical deckbuilding, it fits best in Fighting lists that want to stay aggressive without overcommitting resources, such as builds that can exploit small openings with steady bench development and switch pressure. Pair it with cards that help you force repeated Active switches or capitalize on Paralyzed turns, since even one successful flip can swing momentum. Thematically, Clobbopus feels like a scrappy grab-and-hold brawler, which matches its gameplay role: not a finisher, but a nuisance that can stall, disrupt, and set the pace for stronger Fighting attackers to close the game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC