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Flapple
Oracle Text
Ability Apple Drop: Once during your turn, you may put 2 damage counters on 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. If you placed any damage counters in this way, shuffle this Pokémon and all attached cards into your deck.
Attack Acid Spray (60): Flip a coin. If heads, discard an Energy from your opponent's Active Pokémon.
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Character Background
Flapple is a quirky tempo-control promo that turns small, repeatable damage into real pressure while also refusing to stick around. Apple Drop is the centerpiece: placing 2 damage counters anywhere on the opponent’s board gives you precision chip damage for finishing off low-HP support Pokémon, softening evolving threats, or setting up knockouts for a heavier attacker. The self-shuffle drawback is unusual, but it can be leveraged as a loop tool rather than a cost, especially in decks that want to recycle attackers or don’t mind reusing Flapple later. It pairs well with effects that move damage around or reward already-damaged targets, and Grass Energy acceleration helps you keep attacking with Acid Spray when you need a disruption play; that 60-damage hit plus potential Energy discard is excellent into decks that rely on a single powered-up Active. Overall, Flapple best supports a grindy, disruptive tempo plan.
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Character Background
Flapple is a quirky tempo-control promo that turns small, repeatable damage into real pressure while also refusing to stick around. Apple Drop is the centerpiece: placing 2 damage counters anywhere on the opponent’s board gives you precision chip damage for finishing off low-HP support Pokémon, softening evolving threats, or setting up knockouts for a heavier attacker. The self-shuffle drawback is unusual, but it can be leveraged as a loop tool rather than a cost, especially in decks that want to recycle attackers or don’t mind reusing Flapple later. It pairs well with effects that move damage around or reward already-damaged targets, and Grass Energy acceleration helps you keep attacking with Acid Spray when you need a disruption play; that 60-damage hit plus potential Energy discard is excellent into decks that rely on a single powered-up Active. Overall, Flapple best supports a grindy, disruptive tempo plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:40:43 UTC