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Unfezant
Oracle Text
Ability Δ Evolution: You may play this card from your hand to evolve a Pokémon during your first turn or the turn you play that Pokémon.
Attack Feather Dance: During your next turn, each of this Pokémon's attacks does 80 more damage (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Sky Attack (120): Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Unfezant from Black & White is best suited to a tempo-oriented game plan, using respectable Stage 2 stats to pressure while occasionally stealing a turn of safety. Fly for 50 is the key line: even though the coin flip makes it unreliable, a heads result can blank an opponent’s entire attack step against Unfezant, buying time to keep your board intact and force awkward plays. Cutting Wind at 70 is the cleaner, guaranteed follow-up, giving you a solid two-hit pattern once set up. Because it is Colorless, Unfezant fits into many shells, but it shines most when paired with strong draw and evolution acceleration so it can come down quickly and start swinging before faster decks overwhelm you. In deckbuilding, use Rare Candy or similar evolution support to minimize the Stage 2 delay, and consider switching or healing cards to extend the value of a successful Fly.
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Character Background
Unfezant from Black & White is best suited to a tempo-oriented game plan, using respectable Stage 2 stats to pressure while occasionally stealing a turn of safety. Fly for 50 is the key line: even though the coin flip makes it unreliable, a heads result can blank an opponent’s entire attack step against Unfezant, buying time to keep your board intact and force awkward plays. Cutting Wind at 70 is the cleaner, guaranteed follow-up, giving you a solid two-hit pattern once set up. Because it is Colorless, Unfezant fits into many shells, but it shines most when paired with strong draw and evolution acceleration so it can come down quickly and start swinging before faster decks overwhelm you. In deckbuilding, use Rare Candy or similar evolution support to minimize the Stage 2 delay, and consider switching or healing cards to extend the value of a successful Fly.
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