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Regice
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Ability Clear Body: Regice can't be affected by any Special Conditions.
Attack Icy Wind (40): Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
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Character Background
Regice from Holon Phantoms fits best into a control-oriented Water deck that wants to slow the opponent while staying annoyingly resilient. Clear Body is the star here: immunity to Special Conditions means it ignores common disruption like Poison, Burn, Paralysis, and Sleep, making it a reliable wall against status-heavy strategies and a strong pivot in longer games. That resilience pairs well with the attack Icy Wind, which deals a modest 40 damage but adds a coin-flip chance to put the Defending Pokémon Asleep, creating pressure through tempo and forcing awkward retreat or item decisions. Deckbuilders should lean into energy acceleration and switching tools so Regice can repeatedly come back active and keep the opponent under pressure; cards that boost disruption or punish retreating make this especially effective. Thematically, Regice feels like a living glacier: slow, implacable, and hard to destabilize, which matches its role as a steady defensive piece rather than a raw attacker.
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Character Background
Regice from Holon Phantoms fits best into a control-oriented Water deck that wants to slow the opponent while staying annoyingly resilient. Clear Body is the star here: immunity to Special Conditions means it ignores common disruption like Poison, Burn, Paralysis, and Sleep, making it a reliable wall against status-heavy strategies and a strong pivot in longer games. That resilience pairs well with the attack Icy Wind, which deals a modest 40 damage but adds a coin-flip chance to put the Defending Pokémon Asleep, creating pressure through tempo and forcing awkward retreat or item decisions. Deckbuilders should lean into energy acceleration and switching tools so Regice can repeatedly come back active and keep the opponent under pressure; cards that boost disruption or punish retreating make this especially effective. Thematically, Regice feels like a living glacier: slow, implacable, and hard to destabilize, which matches its role as a steady defensive piece rather than a raw attacker.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 18:10:48 UTC