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Rocket's Sneasel ex
Oracle Text
Attack Drag Off (10): Before doing damage, you may switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with the Defending Pokémon. If you do, this attack does 10 damage to the new Defending Pokémon. Your opponent chooses the Defending Pokémon to switch.
Attack Dark Ring (30+): Does 30 damage plus 10 more damage for each of your Darkness Pokémon in play."
Card Details
Character Background
Rocket’s Sneasel ex fits best into a tempo-control shell, where early disruption matters as much as raw damage. Drag Off is the standout: even though your opponent chooses the switching target, forcing their hand still breaks up bench setup, drags up fragile support Pokémon, and can strand something active that you can punish over multiple turns. That effect pairs well with spread or gust-style pressure, because any Benched target forced forward is already a liability. Dark Ring then rewards heavy Darkness commitment, turning a modest 30 into a scalable finisher; in practice, the card wants a board full of Darkness Pokémon and a steady stream of easy targets to keep the opponent off balance. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize Darkness-heavy lines and cards that help you cycle attackers quickly, since Sneasel ex is strongest when it keeps momentum while your opponent is still rebuilding.
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Character Background
Rocket’s Sneasel ex fits best into a tempo-control shell, where early disruption matters as much as raw damage. Drag Off is the standout: even though your opponent chooses the switching target, forcing their hand still breaks up bench setup, drags up fragile support Pokémon, and can strand something active that you can punish over multiple turns. That effect pairs well with spread or gust-style pressure, because any Benched target forced forward is already a liability. Dark Ring then rewards heavy Darkness commitment, turning a modest 30 into a scalable finisher; in practice, the card wants a board full of Darkness Pokémon and a steady stream of easy targets to keep the opponent off balance. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize Darkness-heavy lines and cards that help you cycle attackers quickly, since Sneasel ex is strongest when it keeps momentum while your opponent is still rebuilding.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-31 14:40:45 UTC