Blaine’s Kangaskhan · Gym Heroes (G1) #36

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Blaine’s Kangaskhan · 80 HP · {C}

Pokémon (Kangaskhan) › Basic · is: Blaine’s

{C} → Child’s Punch : 10
Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.

{C}{C}{C} → One-Two Punch : 30+
Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 damage plus 10 more damage; if tails, this attack does 30 damage.

weak: {F}×2 | resist: {P}-30 | retreat: 3

illus. Ken Sugimori · LV.36

Gym › Gym Heroes (G1) › #36/132 : Uncommon · ↘ Aug 14, 2000

Formats: Other: 1999–2001 · Modified: 2002

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Rating

Overall: 44.83% (13 wins, 16 losses)

Within Set & Formats:

Gym Heroes: 0% (0 wins, 1 loss)
BS-on (1999–2001): 0% (0 wins, 6 losses)
RO-on (Modified 2002): 33% (1 win, 2 losses)

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6 comments

Mantidactyle

(12 years ago)

Child Punch has to be one of the worst one-energy attack

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- feybladeMantidactyle
  
  (11 years ago)
  
  Seems like it was included purely for flavor. Child punch’s damage is nested within one two punch. Mega Kangaskhan, much?
  
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  - MarxForeverfeyblade
    
    (10 years ago)
    
    You are correct in that assumption.
    In Japan One-Two Punch is called “Mother & Child Punch”.
    
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    - Mantidactyle MarxForever
      
      (10 years ago)
      
      I wish they had kept the Japanese name :(
      
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  - Blob Takeshifeyblade
    
    (8 years ago)
    
    Except that Mega Kangaskhan was nerfed to be worse than being Scarfed, since it went from 1/2 to 1/4 power for the baby.
    
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- MarxForeverMantidactyle
  
  (10 years ago)
  
  Granted.
  On the other hand, One-Two Punch is above average for a Basic’s triple colorless attack.
  
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