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Relicanth
Oracle Text
Attack Deep Sea Search: Search your deck for up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Attack Take Down (30): This Pokémon does 10 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Relicanth in Hidden Legends is a deceptively tricky Water Basic that clearly leans into a control game plan, especially a sleep-lock style built around slowing the opponent’s board rather than racing prizes. Deep Sleep is the real engine: while Relicanth stays Active, every Asleep Pokémon in play needs two favorable coin flips to wake up between turns, making sleep effects much stickier than usual. That means Relicanth pairs well with other cards that can inflict Asleep reliably, since Yawn offers a cheap way to start the chain and can pressure early while you set up. The best deckbuilding tip is to combine it with retreat support or switching denial so Relicanth can remain Active long enough for Deep Sleep to matter. Because the attack only deals 10 damage, this card wins by tempo and disruption, not brute force; use it to buy turns, strand threats, and let a heavier Water attacker close the game once your opponent is locked down.
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Character Background
Relicanth in Hidden Legends is a deceptively tricky Water Basic that clearly leans into a control game plan, especially a sleep-lock style built around slowing the opponent’s board rather than racing prizes. Deep Sleep is the real engine: while Relicanth stays Active, every Asleep Pokémon in play needs two favorable coin flips to wake up between turns, making sleep effects much stickier than usual. That means Relicanth pairs well with other cards that can inflict Asleep reliably, since Yawn offers a cheap way to start the chain and can pressure early while you set up. The best deckbuilding tip is to combine it with retreat support or switching denial so Relicanth can remain Active long enough for Deep Sleep to matter. Because the attack only deals 10 damage, this card wins by tempo and disruption, not brute force; use it to buy turns, strand threats, and let a heavier Water attacker close the game once your opponent is locked down.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 08:10:47 UTC