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Crustle
Oracle Text
Ability Sturdy: If this Pokémon has full HP and would be Knocked Out by damage from an attack, it is not Knocked Out, and its remaining HP becomes 10.
Attack Stone Edge (80+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 60 more damage.
Card Details
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Character Background
Crustle in Evolving Skies is a sturdy Stage 1 Grass attacker that leans most naturally into a midrange or tempo game plan, where you want to keep pressure on the opponent while forcing awkward trades. Its lore and design both suggest a defensive bruiser: a heavy, shell-backed Pokémon that punishes anything trying to break through your board. X-Scissor is the flexible option at 30, with a coin flip that can spike to 90 total and help you pick off weaker threats early, while Hammer In’s 130 gives you a straightforward closer when you need reliable damage. Because it is Grass, it pairs well with acceleration and healing support, and decks that can boost attack consistency will value it more than pure coin-flip builds. Consider using Energy search and switch effects to keep it active, and if your list includes damage modifiers, Crustle’s middling numbers become much more threatening.
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Character Background
Crustle in Evolving Skies is a sturdy Stage 1 Grass attacker that leans most naturally into a midrange or tempo game plan, where you want to keep pressure on the opponent while forcing awkward trades. Its lore and design both suggest a defensive bruiser: a heavy, shell-backed Pokémon that punishes anything trying to break through your board. X-Scissor is the flexible option at 30, with a coin flip that can spike to 90 total and help you pick off weaker threats early, while Hammer In’s 130 gives you a straightforward closer when you need reliable damage. Because it is Grass, it pairs well with acceleration and healing support, and decks that can boost attack consistency will value it more than pure coin-flip builds. Consider using Energy search and switch effects to keep it active, and if your list includes damage modifiers, Crustle’s middling numbers become much more threatening.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-09 09:40:43 UTC