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Sneasel ex
Oracle Text
Attack Double Scratch (10×): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads.
Attack Beat Up (20×): Flip a coin for each of your Pokémon in play (including Sneasel ex). This attack does 20 damage times the number of heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Sneasel ex from Ruby & Sapphire is a classic Darkness attacker that rewards an aggressive tempo plan, especially in decks built to flood the board quickly and convert early setup into sudden burst damage. Its first attack, Double Scratch, is a low-commitment opener that can pressure fragile Basics or finish off weakened targets, while Beat Up scales with every Pokémon you have in play, making it far more threatening in swarm-style builds. The best way to maximize it is to pair Sneasel ex with a wide bench and efficient, cheap-to-deploy support Pokémon so you keep your head count high without slowing your own offense. Cards that let you refill the field after trades or promote bench presence are especially valuable, since Beat Up cares about quantity over size. In practice, Sneasel ex shines as a fast, momentum-driven attacker that punishes opponents who take too long to stabilize.
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Character Background
Sneasel ex from Ruby & Sapphire is a classic Darkness attacker that rewards an aggressive tempo plan, especially in decks built to flood the board quickly and convert early setup into sudden burst damage. Its first attack, Double Scratch, is a low-commitment opener that can pressure fragile Basics or finish off weakened targets, while Beat Up scales with every Pokémon you have in play, making it far more threatening in swarm-style builds. The best way to maximize it is to pair Sneasel ex with a wide bench and efficient, cheap-to-deploy support Pokémon so you keep your head count high without slowing your own offense. Cards that let you refill the field after trades or promote bench presence are especially valuable, since Beat Up cares about quantity over size. In practice, Sneasel ex shines as a fast, momentum-driven attacker that punishes opponents who take too long to stabilize.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 11:10:43 UTC