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Toedscruel
Oracle Text
Ability Secret Forest Path: As long as this Pokémon is on your Bench, your Active Pokémon's Retreat Cost is {C}{C} less.
Attack Mud Shot (80)
Card Details
Character Background
Toedscruel in Scarlet & Violet reads like a sneaky Grass-type pivot that rewards a control-oriented tempo plan rather than pure aggression. Eerie Tentacles is the standout: 30 damage is modest, but shifting an Energy off the opponent’s Active Pokémon can disrupt key attack thresholds, strand awkward attachments, and buy you a turn of breathing room while you set up. That makes Toedscruel especially appealing in decks that want to slow the game and create soft lock situations, particularly alongside other disruption effects that punish Energy movement or retreat costs. Triple Smash, meanwhile, offers a high-variance finisher at 80 per heads, so it can occasionally swing games when you need a surprise burst, but you should not build around it as your main plan. In deckbuilding, pair Toedscruel with consistent Grass Energy access and switching tools so it can keep attacking while your board develops; it works best as a disruptive midgame piece that turns small advantages into lasting control.
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Character Background
Toedscruel in Scarlet & Violet reads like a sneaky Grass-type pivot that rewards a control-oriented tempo plan rather than pure aggression. Eerie Tentacles is the standout: 30 damage is modest, but shifting an Energy off the opponent’s Active Pokémon can disrupt key attack thresholds, strand awkward attachments, and buy you a turn of breathing room while you set up. That makes Toedscruel especially appealing in decks that want to slow the game and create soft lock situations, particularly alongside other disruption effects that punish Energy movement or retreat costs. Triple Smash, meanwhile, offers a high-variance finisher at 80 per heads, so it can occasionally swing games when you need a surprise burst, but you should not build around it as your main plan. In deckbuilding, pair Toedscruel with consistent Grass Energy access and switching tools so it can keep attacking while your board develops; it works best as a disruptive midgame piece that turns small advantages into lasting control.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:43 UTC