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Ability ⇢ Toolbox
This Pokémon may have up to 4 Pokémon Tool cards attached to it. (If this Pokémon loses this Ability, discard Pokémon Tool cards attached to this Pokémon until only 1 Pokémon Tool card remains.)
{P}{C}{C} → Cutting Wind : 70
illus. Kagemaru Himeno
Formats: Modified: 2014 · Standard: 2015 · Expanded: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, Current
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The guardians of an ancient city, they always fly the same route while keeping watch for invaders.
feyblade
Mark my words, this will be a huge contender in the modern format about two or three years down the line. Its unique ability will give it access to combos that no other pokemon can replicate. Get it while you can.
HEZ
Then Startling Megaphone happened U___U
Mantidactyle
“Oh no, tools are too complicated to use for 5-years old, you must do something R&D !”
“I have an idea, Bob.”
feyblade
If one is feeling truly spiteful, it’s possible to equip four Head Ringers onto this thing. Cutting wind for PCCCCCC.
Mantidactyle
Not an EX. You can’t.
feyblade
Oops. I can’t believe I missed that.
I guess it’s kind of funny that the developers have to create cards that are explicitly designed to counter ultra rare cards, but this is hardly without precedent.
Fletcher Thomason
God attach 4 focus bands and its nearly unkillable, but 2-3 focus bands and 1-2 of hustle belt and this is sooo good
Richard Rich
Did this card end up seeing play?
JP
It did! Its partner was Trubbish PLS 65 with Tool Drop, which does 20x for each Tool in play (on both sides of the field).
Whimsicast
It also saw play years later in the Expanded format in combination with Whimsicott VIV 76 as a rogue deck, able to turn Whimsicott’s Flying Fury into an attack capable of knocking out any Pokémon in the entire format.
Ambassador
“It’s just an Unown I with some kind of weird orb thing glued onto it?”
“Always has been.”