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Lickilicky ex
Oracle Text
Attack Licking Fury (100+): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 40 more damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Lickilicky ex in Space-Time Smackdown reads like a gleeful, high-variance finisher that rewards a tempo-to-burst game plan: get on board, stay active, then cash in on a huge Licking Fury swing when the prize race tightens. At 100 damage plus 40 for each heads until the first tails, it can spike to terrifying numbers, making it especially appealing in decks that want a straightforward attacker rather than a complicated setup engine. The practical challenge is consistency, so deckbuilding should emphasize search, switching, and recovery to keep Lickilicky ex attacking turn after turn. Colorless typing is a major upside here, since it can fit into many shells without demanding specific Energy, and it pairs well with acceleration or attachment support from broader utility cards. Thematically, Lickilicky feels like an overconfident, unwieldy bruiser; mechanically, it plays the same way—swing big, pressure hard, and force the opponent to respect every attack.
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Character Background
Lickilicky ex in Space-Time Smackdown reads like a gleeful, high-variance finisher that rewards a tempo-to-burst game plan: get on board, stay active, then cash in on a huge Licking Fury swing when the prize race tightens. At 100 damage plus 40 for each heads until the first tails, it can spike to terrifying numbers, making it especially appealing in decks that want a straightforward attacker rather than a complicated setup engine. The practical challenge is consistency, so deckbuilding should emphasize search, switching, and recovery to keep Lickilicky ex attacking turn after turn. Colorless typing is a major upside here, since it can fit into many shells without demanding specific Energy, and it pairs well with acceleration or attachment support from broader utility cards. Thematically, Lickilicky feels like an overconfident, unwieldy bruiser; mechanically, it plays the same way—swing big, pressure hard, and force the opponent to respect every attack.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:40:44 UTC