What is the HP of Brute Bonnet?

Brute Bonnet has 120 HP, making it a moderately durable Basic Pokémon for its type.

What is the effect of Brute Bonnet's "Toxic Powder" Ability?

Once during your turn, if Brute Bonnet has an Ancient Booster Energy Capsule attached, you may make both Active Pokémon Poisoned.

What is the damage output of Brute Bonnet's "Rampaging Hammer" attack?

"Rampaging Hammer" deals 120 damage, but Brute Bonnet cannot attack during your next turn after using it.

What is Brute Bonnet's weakness?

Brute Bonnet is weak to Grass type Pokémon, taking x2 damage from their attacks.

Who illustrated this Brute Bonnet card?

The artwork for this Brute Bonnet card was illustrated by Anesaki Dynamic.

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Brute Bonnet — Paradox Rift Pokémon card

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Brute BonnetParadox Rift #123 Pokémon Card

Paradox Rift·#123·2023

Brute Bonnet is a mysterious Ancient Paradox Pokémon from Generation IX, resembling a prehistoric fungal creature with significant cultural ties to ancient lore. This specific card, #123 from the 2023 Paradox Rift set, is a standard rare that stands out for its direct integration with the new Ancient mechanic. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks including energy costs and effects, and an overview of its edition history within the TCG.

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Card Number: #123
Release Date: November 2, 2023
Language: EN
Set Code: sv4

Brute Bonnet is an ancient Paradox Pokémon, a mysterious entity that bears a striking resemblance to the modern-day Amoonguss. Classified as a Grass/Dark type in the main series games, it is depicted as a fungal creature with a large, mushroom-like cap. Brute Bonnet was introduced in Generation IX of the Pokémon universe, making its debut in the Paldea region. Its existence is often linked to ancient texts and theories about prehistoric Pokémon, suggesting it roamed the world in a bygone era. Unlike its contemporary counterpart, Amoonguss, which is known for its deceptive appearance and spore-based attacks, Brute Bonnet embodies a more primal and aggressive nature. Its diet and behavior are speculative, but its appearance suggests it might be a formidable predator or a resilient survivor of ancient ecosystems. In the games, Paradox Pokémon often feature unique abilities and stat distributions that set them apart from their modern relatives, providing a fresh take on familiar designs. Brute Bonnet's design draws inspiration from archaic forms, tying into the overarching theme of past and future Paradox Pokémon. Its role in the games often involves unraveling the mysteries of Area Zero and the anomalies that bring these creatures into the present.