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Mawile V
Oracle Text
Attack Pouty Slap (30): Flip a coin. If heads, discard an Energy from your opponent's Active Pokémon.
Attack Chomp Down (100): Discard a random card from your opponent's hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Mawile V in Silver Tempest fits best as a tempo-control attacker, using disruption to slow an opponent just enough for your board to pull ahead. Its Psychic typing and Basic V status make it easy to drop early, and that matters because both attacks punish whatever your opponent is trying to set up. Pouty Slap is deceptively annoying: 30 damage plus a coin-flip Energy discard can buy a turn against powered attackers, while Chomp Down’s 100 damage and random hand discard pushes the pressure further by attacking resources, not just the Active Pokémon. In deckbuilding, pair Mawile V with gust effects and other hand/energy denial tools so every turn compounds; cards that help recycle Energy or move it around also soften the downside of missed discards. Lore-wise, Mawile has always felt like a sneaky trapper, and this card captures that personality by turning a small bite into battlefield attrition.
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Character Background
Mawile V in Silver Tempest fits best as a tempo-control attacker, using disruption to slow an opponent just enough for your board to pull ahead. Its Psychic typing and Basic V status make it easy to drop early, and that matters because both attacks punish whatever your opponent is trying to set up. Pouty Slap is deceptively annoying: 30 damage plus a coin-flip Energy discard can buy a turn against powered attackers, while Chomp Down’s 100 damage and random hand discard pushes the pressure further by attacking resources, not just the Active Pokémon. In deckbuilding, pair Mawile V with gust effects and other hand/energy denial tools so every turn compounds; cards that help recycle Energy or move it around also soften the downside of missed discards. Lore-wise, Mawile has always felt like a sneaky trapper, and this card captures that personality by turning a small bite into battlefield attrition.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 05:10:56 UTC