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Sentret
Oracle Text
Attack Scratch (10)
Attack Tail Smack (20)
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Set
Character Background
Sentret in Neo Genesis is a classic low-rent attacker that fits best in an early-game tempo or casual aggro shell, where a Basic Colorless Pokémon can be dropped immediately and asked to keep pressure on the opponent. Fury Swipes is deceptively swingy: 10 damage per heads on three coins means the ceiling is respectable for such a cheap card, but the floor is painfully low, so Sentret rewards decks that can turn any small lead into an advantage rather than those built around reliability. Because it costs no special Energy, it is easy to pair with flexible Colorless support and evolution lines that want a fast opening turn. In deckbuilding, Sentret works best alongside damage boosters, coin-manipulation cards if your format allows them, and cards that punish an opponent for spending turns setting up. Thematically, it feels like a skittish scout—small, quick, and opportunistic—better at nipping away than trading blows.
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Character Background
Sentret in Neo Genesis is a classic low-rent attacker that fits best in an early-game tempo or casual aggro shell, where a Basic Colorless Pokémon can be dropped immediately and asked to keep pressure on the opponent. Fury Swipes is deceptively swingy: 10 damage per heads on three coins means the ceiling is respectable for such a cheap card, but the floor is painfully low, so Sentret rewards decks that can turn any small lead into an advantage rather than those built around reliability. Because it costs no special Energy, it is easy to pair with flexible Colorless support and evolution lines that want a fast opening turn. In deckbuilding, Sentret works best alongside damage boosters, coin-manipulation cards if your format allows them, and cards that punish an opponent for spending turns setting up. Thematically, it feels like a skittish scout—small, quick, and opportunistic—better at nipping away than trading blows.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 06:11:09 UTC