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Lickitung
Oracle Text
Attack Tongue-Tied (70): During your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon can't attack.
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Lickitung from Jungle is a deceptively annoying Basic that fits best in a tempo-control shell, where its goal is not raw damage but buying turns and disrupting your opponent’s setup. Tongue Wrap’s 10 damage is modest, but the coin flip Paralysis can stall an attacker long enough to let you develop Bench Pokémon, and Supersonic adds another layer of coin-flip pressure by threatening Confusion. Because both attacks are swingy, Lickitung rewards decks that can afford a bit of inconsistency in exchange for disruption, especially when paired with effects that force the opponent to retreat or slow their Energy attachment pace. In play, it shines early when you want to preserve momentum and create awkward turns for the opponent. Deckbuilding-wise, combine it with Energy acceleration or low-cost switching support so you can keep attacking every turn, and consider pairing it with other status-inflicting Pokémon to overload your opponent’s Answers.
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Character Background
Lickitung from Jungle is a deceptively annoying Basic that fits best in a tempo-control shell, where its goal is not raw damage but buying turns and disrupting your opponent’s setup. Tongue Wrap’s 10 damage is modest, but the coin flip Paralysis can stall an attacker long enough to let you develop Bench Pokémon, and Supersonic adds another layer of coin-flip pressure by threatening Confusion. Because both attacks are swingy, Lickitung rewards decks that can afford a bit of inconsistency in exchange for disruption, especially when paired with effects that force the opponent to retreat or slow their Energy attachment pace. In play, it shines early when you want to preserve momentum and create awkward turns for the opponent. Deckbuilding-wise, combine it with Energy acceleration or low-cost switching support so you can keep attacking every turn, and consider pairing it with other status-inflicting Pokémon to overload your opponent’s Answers.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 15:20:43 UTC