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Accelgor
Oracle Text
Attack Ninja Tornado (120): If this Pokémon moved from your Bench to the Active Spot this turn, this attack can be used for {G}.
Card Details
Character Background
Accelgor from Noble Victories is a cleanly designed tempo-control Stage 1: a nimble attacker that pressures the opponent while quietly taxing their resources. Acid Spray is the real annoyance here, since even a modest 20 damage can become disruptive if the coin flip lands and strips an Energy from the Defending Pokémon, slowing setup and forcing awkward retreat or attachment choices. Slashing Strike at 60 gives it a respectable follow-up hit, though the self-lock means you want to use it when you can either take a key knockout or expect Accelgor to pivot out afterward. This card fits best in a control or disruption shell rather than straight aggro, especially alongside Energy denial, Gust effects, or ways to recycle and re-promote Accelgor repeatedly. Since it is Grass and Stage 1, pairing it with acceleration or evolution consistency cards helps keep the pressure steady. Think of it as a slippery skirmisher: not overwhelming on raw damage, but excellent at making every turn harder for the opponent.
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Character Background
Accelgor from Noble Victories is a cleanly designed tempo-control Stage 1: a nimble attacker that pressures the opponent while quietly taxing their resources. Acid Spray is the real annoyance here, since even a modest 20 damage can become disruptive if the coin flip lands and strips an Energy from the Defending Pokémon, slowing setup and forcing awkward retreat or attachment choices. Slashing Strike at 60 gives it a respectable follow-up hit, though the self-lock means you want to use it when you can either take a key knockout or expect Accelgor to pivot out afterward. This card fits best in a control or disruption shell rather than straight aggro, especially alongside Energy denial, Gust effects, or ways to recycle and re-promote Accelgor repeatedly. Since it is Grass and Stage 1, pairing it with acceleration or evolution consistency cards helps keep the pressure steady. Think of it as a slippery skirmisher: not overwhelming on raw damage, but excellent at making every turn harder for the opponent.
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