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Team Rocket's Raticate
Oracle Text
Attack Reckless Abandon (90): Flip 2 coins. If both of them are tails, this Pokémon also does 90 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Team Rocket’s Raticate is a straightforward aggro tool that fits best in a tempo-driven or prize-racing deck, where immediate pressure matters more than long-term efficiency. Reckless Abandon hits for 90 with no setup beyond evolving, which is respectable for a Common Stage 1 Colorless attacker, and Colorless typing makes it easy to slot into many shells. The coin flip drawback is real, but the self-damage only matters on the double-tails result, so this card rewards players who can keep attacking before the recoil becomes relevant. In practice, it pairs well with damage-mitigation or healing support, and with cards that let you recycle or replace a weakened Active quickly. Since Team Rocket’s Raticate is inexpensive to deploy and doesn’t demand special energy requirements, it works nicely as a flexible midgame striker in a disruption-oriented list, especially one that wants to trade efficiently while staying ahead on tempo.
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Character Background
Team Rocket’s Raticate is a straightforward aggro tool that fits best in a tempo-driven or prize-racing deck, where immediate pressure matters more than long-term efficiency. Reckless Abandon hits for 90 with no setup beyond evolving, which is respectable for a Common Stage 1 Colorless attacker, and Colorless typing makes it easy to slot into many shells. The coin flip drawback is real, but the self-damage only matters on the double-tails result, so this card rewards players who can keep attacking before the recoil becomes relevant. In practice, it pairs well with damage-mitigation or healing support, and with cards that let you recycle or replace a weakened Active quickly. Since Team Rocket’s Raticate is inexpensive to deploy and doesn’t demand special energy requirements, it works nicely as a flexible midgame striker in a disruption-oriented list, especially one that wants to trade efficiently while staying ahead on tempo.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 11:40:45 UTC