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Lickilicky
Oracle Text
Attack Dangerous Lick (50+): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 50 more damage for each heads. If the first flip is tails, your opponent’s Active Pokémon is now Paralyzed.
Attack Rolling Tackle (110)
Card Details
Set
Character Background
Lickilicky from Secret Wonders plays like a bulky tempo-control pivot, using its odd, slurping reach to disrupt your opponent’s board while setting up a heavy hit. Tongue Reel is the key: 20 damage plus a coin-flip chance to Paralyze is already annoying, but the real strength is the forced switch if you target a Benched Pokémon, letting you drag up something fragile or stranded and break your opponent’s prizes and energy sequencing. Boundless Power then cashes in with 80 damage, enough to pressure many midgame Pokémon, though the self-lock means you want to use it when the swing matters most. It pairs well with deck spaces that can manipulate the Active slot, such as gust effects or status support, and with damage counters that place targets into knockout range after Tongue Reel. Since it’s Colorless, it fits easily into a wide range of shells, especially slower builds that value disruption over raw speed.
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Character Background
Lickilicky from Secret Wonders plays like a bulky tempo-control pivot, using its odd, slurping reach to disrupt your opponent’s board while setting up a heavy hit. Tongue Reel is the key: 20 damage plus a coin-flip chance to Paralyze is already annoying, but the real strength is the forced switch if you target a Benched Pokémon, letting you drag up something fragile or stranded and break your opponent’s prizes and energy sequencing. Boundless Power then cashes in with 80 damage, enough to pressure many midgame Pokémon, though the self-lock means you want to use it when the swing matters most. It pairs well with deck spaces that can manipulate the Active slot, such as gust effects or status support, and with damage counters that place targets into knockout range after Tongue Reel. Since it’s Colorless, it fits easily into a wide range of shells, especially slower builds that value disruption over raw speed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:10:44 UTC
