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Silcoon
“Silcoon” (B4-002) is a Pokémon card from the Ruler of the Skies set in Pokémon TCG Pocket and evolves from Wurmple. Key details include 80 HP, Grass, and Cocoon Collector. Card description: It drinks dew that collects on its silk and waits for evolution. Its hard cocoon repels attacks.
Use this Silcoon page to confirm its set, pack sources, and deck roles before adding Silcoon to your collection.
Silcoon Card Details
Illustrator·Satoshi ShiraiHP
80
TypesGrass
Pokedex Number
#266
Silcoon Attacks
- Cocoon Collector
Put 3 random cards from among Silcoon and Cascoon from your deck onto your Bench.
Weaknesses
Retreat Cost
How to get Silcoon
Where Silcoon is played
Observed use in sampled public tournaments. These figures are not ladder usage, a card win rate, or a recommendation to play a particular number of copies. Versions with the same effect are combined. Examples retain their source artwork.
Decks that use “Silcoon”
Silcoon Evolves From
3 matching cards
Other Silcoon cards with different effects
1 matching cards
Build with Silcoon
Seen in 0.0% of 4,163 sampled tournament lists. Most lists that use it run 2 copies.
Small sample; interpret with care.
- Tournament usage
- 0.0%
- 2 / 4,163 lists
- Most common count
- 2 copies
- 100.0% of lists using it
- Average copies
- 2
- Among lists using it
- Archetypes
- 1
- Current decks using it
Decks that use “Silcoon”
- Beautifly Dustox
- 1 copy
- 0.0% (0)
- 2 copies
- 100.0% (2)
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- Inclusion
- 100.0%
- Meta share
- 0.1%
Silcoon in tournament decks
This card appears in 1 current and 1 historical tournament archetypes.
Tournament deck data sourced from Limitless Tournament Platform.
Historical decks featuring this card
Archived tournament profiles where this card appeared in at least half of tracked decklists.
Other cards with Cocoon Collector, like Silcoon
1 matching cards
Cards commonly played with Silcoon
These cards appear in the same tournament archetypes as Silcoon. Rankings use archetype-level samples and inclusion; they do not measure how often two cards occur in the exact same list.
