Chatot
 |
BREAKthrough |
128 |
Colorless |
70 |
Basic |
Lx2 |
F-20 |
1 |
Rare |
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[1] Sing - Your opponent's Active Pokemon is now Asleep. |
[2] Aerial Ace (10+) Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 more damage. |
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Chatot (Team Plasma)
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Plasma Blast |
77 |
Colorless |
60 |
Basic |
Lx2 |
F-20 |
1 |
Uncommon |
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[1] Misinformation - Discard all Pokemon Tool cards attached to each of your opponent's Pokemon. |
[2] Tone-Deaf (20) The Defending Pokemon is now Confused. |
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Chatot
|
Dark Explorers |
85 |
Colorless |
70 |
Basic |
Lx2 |
F-20 |
1 |
Uncommon |
|
[1] Tone-Deaf (10) Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Confused. |
[2] Peck (30) |
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Chatot
|
Supreme Victors |
95 |
Colorless |
60 |
Basic |
L+10 |
F-20 |
1 |
Common |
|
[1] Call for Family - Search your deck for a Basic Pokemon and put it onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward. |
[2] Nosedive (30) Flip a coin. If tails, Chatot does 10 damage to itself. |
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Chatot
|
Majestic Dawn |
55 |
Colorless |
60 |
Basic |
L+20 |
F-20 |
0 |
Common |
|
[0] Mimic - Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw a number of cards equal to the number of cards in your opponent's hand. |
[2] Chatter (20) The Defending Pokemon can't retreat during your opponent's next turn. |
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Chatot
|
Diamond and Pearl |
74 |
Colorless |
60 |
Basic |
L+10 |
F-20 |
1 |
Common |
|
[1] Me First - Draw a card. |
[1] Tone-Deaf (10) Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Confused. |
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Chatot
|
Diamond and Pearl Promos |
14 |
Colorless |
60 |
Basic |
L+10 |
F-20 |
1 |
Promo |
|
[1] Me First - Draw a card. |
[1] Tone-Deaf (10) Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Confused. |
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