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Seaking
Oracle Text
Ability Festival Lead: If Festival Grounds is in play, this Pokémon may use an attack it has twice. If the first attack Knocks Out your opponent's Active Pokémon, you may attack again after your opponent chooses a new Active Pokémon.
Attack Rapid Draw (60): Draw 2 cards.
Card Details
Character Background
Seaking from Jungle is a straightforward Stage 1 Water attacker that fits best into an early tempo or midrange Water plan, where you want to evolve smoothly and start pressuring prizes before bigger threats stabilize. Horn Attack’s 10 damage is modest, but Waterfall for 30 gives it a respectable two-step offensive profile for its era, letting it threaten fragile Basics and soften larger targets while you build your board. In deckbuilding, it pairs naturally with other Water Pokémon that can exploit shared Energy support, especially lists built around consistency and attrition rather than explosive combos. Because it is a Stage 1, evolutionary acceleration and reliable search matter a lot; anything that helps find Goldeen early or recycle Water Energy improves Seaking’s value. Thematically, it feels like a disciplined river hunter: not flashy, but efficient and persistent, which matches its role as a steady board presence rather than a finisher.
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Character Background
Seaking from Jungle is a straightforward Stage 1 Water attacker that fits best into an early tempo or midrange Water plan, where you want to evolve smoothly and start pressuring prizes before bigger threats stabilize. Horn Attack’s 10 damage is modest, but Waterfall for 30 gives it a respectable two-step offensive profile for its era, letting it threaten fragile Basics and soften larger targets while you build your board. In deckbuilding, it pairs naturally with other Water Pokémon that can exploit shared Energy support, especially lists built around consistency and attrition rather than explosive combos. Because it is a Stage 1, evolutionary acceleration and reliable search matter a lot; anything that helps find Goldeen early or recycle Water Energy improves Seaking’s value. Thematically, it feels like a disciplined river hunter: not flashy, but efficient and persistent, which matches its role as a steady board presence rather than a finisher.
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