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Wigglytuff ex
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Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Asleep.
Wigglytuff ex uses Sleepy Song to put the opponent's active Pokemon to sleep after dealing 80 damage, then pairs with Darkrai ex as a backup attacker. The win condition is denying the opponent attack turns through persistent sleep while chipping toward 3 points.
Open with Jigglypuff searched by Poke Ball; bench Darkrai and Igglybuff as supporting bodies. Use Professor's Research, Copycat, and Leaf to build toward Wigglytuff ex quickly. Once active with 3 colorless energy, Sleepy Song deals 80 damage and leaves the opponent's active asleep. Guzma and Sabrina manipulate the active target, while Nasty Notice and Red Card punish the opponent during any turn their active cannot attack.
Get Wigglytuff ex active before you begin attacking. Sleepy Song deals 80 damage and forces sleep every turn. Repeat Sleepy Song each turn the opponent's active remains asleep, stacking 80-damage increments while they cannot respond. Nasty Notice further disrupts the opponent during locked turns.
Sleepy Song targets whoever is active. Guzma forces up a benched Pokemon — often a high-HP support Pokemon or a partially charged attacker — making it the sleep target. Sabrina provides the same target manipulation. Darkrai ex can attack on turns Wigglytuff ex is knocked out or needs to rotate off, maintaining pressure without breaking the strategy's flow.
Sleep breaks automatically when you retreat the affected Pokemon. A deck with low retreat costs or Switch-type trainers can escape the sleep lock every single turn, forcing Wigglytuff ex to deal only 80 damage with no disruptive payoff. Maintaining at least one low-retreat-cost Pokemon on the bench as a sleep escape valve neutralizes Sleepy Song entirely.
Wigglytuff ex has 140 HP. Attackers dealing 140+ damage in a single hit score 2 points and remove the sleep lock immediately. Mega Gyarados ex and Guzzlord ex reach these thresholds, which explains their favorable matchups. Eliminate Wigglytuff ex before it can fire a second or third Sleepy Song — each iteration deals another 80 and resets sleep.
Sleep requires a coin flip to remain asleep between turns. If the opponent's active wakes up — a 50% chance each check — they get a free attack turn. Decks that deal more than 80 damage per hit can trade favorably even if Sleepy Song connects, because they out-damage Wigglytuff ex while occasionally breaking sleep and attacking back.
Secondary attacker
Hand disruption during sleep lock
