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Combee
Oracle Text
Attack Double Spin (10×): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 10 damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Combee from Diamond & Pearl is a tiny Basic Grass Pokémon that plays far above its size by leaning into disruptive tempo and soft control. “Soliciting Nectar” is the real selling point: forcing a Benched Pokémon into the Active Spot can drag up a target your opponent would rather hide, then the automatic Sleep gives you a chance to buy a full turn of pressure. That makes Combee especially useful in decks that want to disrupt setup pieces, strand awkward retreat costs, or punish fragile Basics before they evolve. Its 20-damage Gust attack is modest, but it can finish off weakened targets after the switch effect has done the heavy lifting. Pair it with cards that exploit status conditions or retreat pressure, and consider energy-light lists that can use Combee early without sacrificing tempo. In practice, it’s a nuisance card that helps aggressive Grass builds keep the opponent off balance while control shells appreciate the forced repositioning.
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Character Background
Combee from Diamond & Pearl is a tiny Basic Grass Pokémon that plays far above its size by leaning into disruptive tempo and soft control. “Soliciting Nectar” is the real selling point: forcing a Benched Pokémon into the Active Spot can drag up a target your opponent would rather hide, then the automatic Sleep gives you a chance to buy a full turn of pressure. That makes Combee especially useful in decks that want to disrupt setup pieces, strand awkward retreat costs, or punish fragile Basics before they evolve. Its 20-damage Gust attack is modest, but it can finish off weakened targets after the switch effect has done the heavy lifting. Pair it with cards that exploit status conditions or retreat pressure, and consider energy-light lists that can use Combee early without sacrificing tempo. In practice, it’s a nuisance card that helps aggressive Grass builds keep the opponent off balance while control shells appreciate the forced repositioning.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-09 07:40:43 UTC