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Galarian Darmanitan
Oracle Text
Attack Blizzard (80): This attack also does 10 damage to each of your opponent's Benched Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Attack Crushing Headbutt (170): During your next turn, this Pokémon can't use Crushing Headbutt.
Card Details
Character Background
Galarian Darmanitan in Rebel Clash is a straightforward pressure card that best fits an aggro or tempo plan, using heavy attacks to force the opponent onto the back foot while softening the Bench at the same time. Blizzard is especially valuable early, since 80 damage plus 10 to every Benched Pokémon can punish setup-heavy decks and break through fragile evolved lines without needing perfect target selection. Crushing Headbutt then gives you the big finisher, hitting 170 to threaten most Pokémon-V and many Stage 2s, though the self-lock means you should plan to alternate attackers or promote a different hitter on the following turn. It pairs well with gust effects and damage counters, letting you turn Bench chip into easy prizes. In deckbuilding, look for Energy acceleration and switch options so you can keep attacking without wasting turns after the Crushing Headbutt cooldown.
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Character Background
Galarian Darmanitan in Rebel Clash is a straightforward pressure card that best fits an aggro or tempo plan, using heavy attacks to force the opponent onto the back foot while softening the Bench at the same time. Blizzard is especially valuable early, since 80 damage plus 10 to every Benched Pokémon can punish setup-heavy decks and break through fragile evolved lines without needing perfect target selection. Crushing Headbutt then gives you the big finisher, hitting 170 to threaten most Pokémon-V and many Stage 2s, though the self-lock means you should plan to alternate attackers or promote a different hitter on the following turn. It pairs well with gust effects and damage counters, letting you turn Bench chip into easy prizes. In deckbuilding, look for Energy acceleration and switch options so you can keep attacking without wasting turns after the Crushing Headbutt cooldown.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:46 UTC