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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 from Silver Tempest is best suited to a disruptive control or tempo plan, using awkward pressure rather than raw damage to slowly choke an opponent’s options. As a Basic Psychic attacker, it fits naturally into decks that want flexible opening plays and can reach for Psychic support cards, but its real value comes from the disruption attached to each swing. Pouty Slap is modest at 30 damage, yet the coin flip can strip Energy from the Active Pokémon and set the opponent back a turn, while Chomp Down hits for a cleaner 100 and randomly rips a card from the hand, which can be especially punishing if you have already forced awkward sequencing. Mawile V works well beside other hand- or resource-denial cards, such as Iono, Judge, or Crushing Hammer-style effects, because stacking disruption increases the odds your opponent stumbles. It is less about sweeping the board and more about creating small, repeated setbacks that buy time.
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Character Background
Mawile V from Silver Tempest is best suited to a disruptive control or tempo plan, using awkward pressure rather than raw damage to slowly choke an opponent’s options. As a Basic Psychic attacker, it fits naturally into decks that want flexible opening plays and can reach for Psychic support cards, but its real value comes from the disruption attached to each swing. Pouty Slap is modest at 30 damage, yet the coin flip can strip Energy from the Active Pokémon and set the opponent back a turn, while Chomp Down hits for a cleaner 100 and randomly rips a card from the hand, which can be especially punishing if you have already forced awkward sequencing. Mawile V works well beside other hand- or resource-denial cards, such as Iono, Judge, or Crushing Hammer-style effects, because stacking disruption increases the odds your opponent stumbles. It is less about sweeping the board and more about creating small, repeated setbacks that buy time.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:10:44 UTC