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Team Aqua's Sharpedo
Oracle Text
Attack Rage (10+): Does 10 damage plus 10 more damage for each damage counter on Team Aqua's Sharpedo.
Attack Aqua Slash (60): Team Aqua's Sharpedo can't attack during your next turn.
Card Details
Character Background
Team Aqua’s Sharpedo fits the Team Aqua identity perfectly: aggressive, ruthless, and happiest when it’s trading blows on your terms. In play, it supports a tempo-aggro plan with a hint of volatility, since Rage rewards you for surviving early damage and turns every hit point already lost into extra pressure. Aqua Slash is the cleaner finisher, delivering a solid 60 but forcing a skip on your next attack, so it works best when you can set up a decisive swing rather than expect back-to-back attacks. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Sharpedo with damage-management tools or effects that let it sit just above knockout range, then cash in Rage for unexpectedly large numbers. Because it’s Water/Darkness, it also slots naturally into builds that exploit Water energy acceleration or Darkness utility, making it a flexible threat that punishes opponents for trying to soften it up instead of remove it outright.
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Character Background
Team Aqua’s Sharpedo fits the Team Aqua identity perfectly: aggressive, ruthless, and happiest when it’s trading blows on your terms. In play, it supports a tempo-aggro plan with a hint of volatility, since Rage rewards you for surviving early damage and turns every hit point already lost into extra pressure. Aqua Slash is the cleaner finisher, delivering a solid 60 but forcing a skip on your next attack, so it works best when you can set up a decisive swing rather than expect back-to-back attacks. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Sharpedo with damage-management tools or effects that let it sit just above knockout range, then cash in Rage for unexpectedly large numbers. Because it’s Water/Darkness, it also slots naturally into builds that exploit Water energy acceleration or Darkness utility, making it a flexible threat that punishes opponents for trying to soften it up instead of remove it outright.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-07 08:20:41 UTC