Ability Submerge: As long as this Pokémon is on your Bench, prevent all damage done to this Pokémon by attacks (both yours and your opponent’s).
Attack Rain Splash (10)
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Feebas
Oracle Text
Ability Submerge: As long as this Pokémon is on your Bench, prevent all damage done to this Pokémon by attacks (both yours and your opponent’s).
Attack Rain Splash (10)
Card Details
Character Background
Feebas in Hidden Legends is a wonderfully awkward little card that supports a clear value-and-combo game plan: it wants to become something better as quickly as possible. With only Tackle for 10, it is not a real aggressive opener, but Ascension is the entire point, letting you search for an evolution that comes from Feebas and place it directly on top of it, effectively turning this Basic into its own setup engine. In practice, that makes Feebas best in decks built around Milotic-style evolution lines or any strategy that wants to accelerate from an otherwise weak starter into a high-impact Stage 1 payoff. The strongest deckbuilding tip is to keep your Feebas count high enough to open one early, while also maximizing the evolved forms and any additional draw or search support that helps you find them consistently. It plays more like a combo piece than a combatant, converting an unimpressive beginning into immediate board progression.
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Character Background
Feebas in Hidden Legends is a wonderfully awkward little card that supports a clear value-and-combo game plan: it wants to become something better as quickly as possible. With only Tackle for 10, it is not a real aggressive opener, but Ascension is the entire point, letting you search for an evolution that comes from Feebas and place it directly on top of it, effectively turning this Basic into its own setup engine. In practice, that makes Feebas best in decks built around Milotic-style evolution lines or any strategy that wants to accelerate from an otherwise weak starter into a high-impact Stage 1 payoff. The strongest deckbuilding tip is to keep your Feebas count high enough to open one early, while also maximizing the evolved forms and any additional draw or search support that helps you find them consistently. It plays more like a combo piece than a combatant, converting an unimpressive beginning into immediate board progression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 08:10:47 UTC