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Ethan's Sudowoodo
Oracle Text
Attack Impound (20): During your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon can't retreat.
Attack Try to Imitate: Flip a coin. If heads, choose 1 of your opponent's Active Pokémon's attacks and use it as this attack.
Card Details
Character Background
Ethan’s Sudowoodo fits best into a control-leaning tempo game plan, using awkward positioning rather than raw damage to win exchanges. Impound is the key opener: for just 20 damage, it can trap an opposing Active Pokémon in place for a turn, buying time to set up a heavier attacker or force a bad promotion after a knockout. Try to Imitate adds a fun, high-variance value tool, especially in a deck that wants to exploit whatever attack the opponent presents; if you can slow them with Impound first, you may also get a safer window to fish for a useful copied attack. Because it’s a Basic Fighting type, it slots naturally into Fighting shells that already pressure the board, and it pairs well with gust effects or switch denial to compound retreat pressure. Use it when you want disruption first and damage second.
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Character Background
Ethan’s Sudowoodo fits best into a control-leaning tempo game plan, using awkward positioning rather than raw damage to win exchanges. Impound is the key opener: for just 20 damage, it can trap an opposing Active Pokémon in place for a turn, buying time to set up a heavier attacker or force a bad promotion after a knockout. Try to Imitate adds a fun, high-variance value tool, especially in a deck that wants to exploit whatever attack the opponent presents; if you can slow them with Impound first, you may also get a safer window to fish for a useful copied attack. Because it’s a Basic Fighting type, it slots naturally into Fighting shells that already pressure the board, and it pairs well with gust effects or switch denial to compound retreat pressure. Use it when you want disruption first and damage second.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:40:44 UTC