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Glalie
Oracle Text
Ability Ice Wall: Any damage done to Glalie by attacks from your opponent's Pokémon with any Special Energy cards attached to it is reduced by 40 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attack Heavy Blizzard (50): Flip a coin. If heads, put 1 damage counter on each of your opponent's Benched Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Glalie in Hidden Legends leans hard into a control-oriented game plan, using Ice Wall to punish opponents who rely on Special Energy to fuel key attackers. Reducing damage by 40 after Weakness and Resistance is a major defensive swing in the right matchup, often forcing awkward math and buying extra turns to set up. That makes Glalie especially appealing in a tempo-control deck that wants to slow the opponent while pressuring the board. Heavy Blizzard adds real spread value for only 50 damage: even the coin flip can turn into bench chip that softens evolving lines or finishes off damaged support Pokémon. Pair Glalie with energy-denial or disruption cards to keep Special Energy decks off balance, and consider bench damage payoffs or snipe support to capitalize on the counters it spreads. Its lore fits the card’s mechanics neatly: a cold, punishing force that freezes momentum and wears teams down.
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Character Background
Glalie in Hidden Legends leans hard into a control-oriented game plan, using Ice Wall to punish opponents who rely on Special Energy to fuel key attackers. Reducing damage by 40 after Weakness and Resistance is a major defensive swing in the right matchup, often forcing awkward math and buying extra turns to set up. That makes Glalie especially appealing in a tempo-control deck that wants to slow the opponent while pressuring the board. Heavy Blizzard adds real spread value for only 50 damage: even the coin flip can turn into bench chip that softens evolving lines or finishes off damaged support Pokémon. Pair Glalie with energy-denial or disruption cards to keep Special Energy decks off balance, and consider bench damage payoffs or snipe support to capitalize on the counters it spreads. Its lore fits the card’s mechanics neatly: a cold, punishing force that freezes momentum and wears teams down.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 09:20:42 UTC