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Trevenant
Oracle Text
Ability Nervous Seed: As long as this Pokémon is your Active Pokémon, your opponent's Basic Pokémon's attacks cost Colorless more.
Attack Energy Press (70+): This attack does 10 more damage for each Energy attached to your opponent's Active Pokémon.
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Character Background
Trevenant in XY Black Star Promos fits best as a control-oriented tempo piece, using disruption to buy turns while threatening respectable damage. Eerie Wave is the real glue here: 20 damage plus Confusion can force awkward retreats, missed attacks, or extra resource spending, which is especially punishing when you’re already pressuring their Active slot. Wood Hammer gives Trevenant a much harder swing at 90, enough to matter against midrange Pokémon, though the self-damage on tails means you’ll want to plan around healing or short, decisive bursts rather than long exchanges. In deckbuilding, pair Trevenant with switching denial, hand disruption, or effects that punish retreating so Confusion becomes even more oppressive. Since it is a Stage 1, consistency matters too—run reliable search and evolution support to get it online quickly. Thematically, Trevenant feels like a haunted forest ambush: patient, restrictive, and strongest when it forces the opponent to stumble.
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Character Background
Trevenant in XY Black Star Promos fits best as a control-oriented tempo piece, using disruption to buy turns while threatening respectable damage. Eerie Wave is the real glue here: 20 damage plus Confusion can force awkward retreats, missed attacks, or extra resource spending, which is especially punishing when you’re already pressuring their Active slot. Wood Hammer gives Trevenant a much harder swing at 90, enough to matter against midrange Pokémon, though the self-damage on tails means you’ll want to plan around healing or short, decisive bursts rather than long exchanges. In deckbuilding, pair Trevenant with switching denial, hand disruption, or effects that punish retreating so Confusion becomes even more oppressive. Since it is a Stage 1, consistency matters too—run reliable search and evolution support to get it online quickly. Thematically, Trevenant feels like a haunted forest ambush: patient, restrictive, and strongest when it forces the opponent to stumble.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:20:44 UTC