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Team Rocket's Weezing card from the Destined Rivals set
Illustration by matazo. Card image via the Pokémon TCG API.
Stage 1 Pokémon

Team Rocket's Weezing

A dark type Pokemon that deals more damage when the battlefield is crowded with Koffing or Weezing.

Darkness130 HPStage 1Intermediate to play

What this card does

It has 130 HP and evolves from Team Rocket's Koffing.

It uses the attack Explode Together Now to deal 40 damage for every Pokemon in play with Koffing or Weezing in its name.

Signature attack

Explode Together Now

This attack does 40 damage for each Pokémon in play that has "Koffing" or "Weezing" in its name (both yours and your opponent's). (40× damage)

This attack scales its power based on the total number of Koffing and Weezing cards on the field. It matters because it rewards players who fill their table with these specific Pokemon to deal heavy damage quickly.

Attacks

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Explode Together Now40×

This attack does 40 damage for each Pokémon in play that has "Koffing" or "Weezing" in its name (both yours and your opponent's).

Which deck it belongs in

It suits decks that focus on playing multiple copies of Team Rocket's Koffing and Weezing. It works well in aggressive strategies that want to overwhelm the opponent with high damage output.

Strengths
  • Scales with board state
  • High potential damage
  • Combined evolution
Watch out for
  • Weak to Fighting types
  • Requires specific setup
  • Dependent on opponent's cards
Pro tip

Encourage your child to count all Koffing and Weezing on the field before attacking to calculate the total damage accurately.

From the Pokédex

Weezing is a gas type Pokemon that often appears in Team Rocket groups.

Note for the parent

You can explain to your child that this card gets stronger as more matching Pokemon are played during the game.

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