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Noivern
Oracle Text
Ability Echolocation: If any damage is done to this Pokémon by attacks, flip a coin. If heads, prevent that damage.
Attack Boomburst: This attack does 30 damage to each of your opponent's Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Card Details
Character Background
Noivern fits best as a tempo-and-control attacker, rewarding you for turning small bursts of damage into a growing threat rather than racing purely on raw numbers. Second Bite is especially strong when your deck can place damage counters or chip the Active with repeated hits, since 20+ quickly becomes a punishing finisher against a Pokémon already softened by poison, spread, or earlier attacks. Sonic Bazooka gives the card a second angle: a solid 60 damage baseline with a coin-flip upside that can swing tempo by pushing to 90 and Confusing the Active, buying you a turn of safety or forcing awkward retreat decisions. In deckbuilding, pair Noivern with effects that spread damage or enable easy switching so you can line up the right target, then exploit the confusion pressure to keep opponents off-balance. Thematically, Noivern’s sonic motif maps neatly onto disruptive play, making it a fitting choice for players who like steady pressure and board control.
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Character Background
Noivern fits best as a tempo-and-control attacker, rewarding you for turning small bursts of damage into a growing threat rather than racing purely on raw numbers. Second Bite is especially strong when your deck can place damage counters or chip the Active with repeated hits, since 20+ quickly becomes a punishing finisher against a Pokémon already softened by poison, spread, or earlier attacks. Sonic Bazooka gives the card a second angle: a solid 60 damage baseline with a coin-flip upside that can swing tempo by pushing to 90 and Confusing the Active, buying you a turn of safety or forcing awkward retreat decisions. In deckbuilding, pair Noivern with effects that spread damage or enable easy switching so you can line up the right target, then exploit the confusion pressure to keep opponents off-balance. Thematically, Noivern’s sonic motif maps neatly onto disruptive play, making it a fitting choice for players who like steady pressure and board control.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 19:10:43 UTC