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Arbok
Oracle Text
Attack Corner (60): During your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon can't retreat.
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Character Background
Arbok in Fossil is a classic tempo-and-control Stage 1 that rewards steady pressure rather than raw burst damage. Its identity is all about forcing awkward decisions: Terror Strike can drag a vulnerable Benched Pokémon into the Active Spot after dealing damage, which is especially punishing when the opponent is trying to hide a key target behind a wall. That effect gets even better in decks that can repeatedly soften the Active Pokémon or spread damage elsewhere, because the switch can expose something you want to pick off later. Poison Fang adds a reliable chip-and-disrupt plan, letting Arbok steadily tax the opponent’s resources while buying turns. It pairs well with cards that keep the opponent’s Bench full or that limit retreat options, since both improve your chances of turning each attack into a tempo swing. If you want a grinding midgame attacker that creates pressure without needing huge numbers, Arbok fits neatly.
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Character Background
Arbok in Fossil is a classic tempo-and-control Stage 1 that rewards steady pressure rather than raw burst damage. Its identity is all about forcing awkward decisions: Terror Strike can drag a vulnerable Benched Pokémon into the Active Spot after dealing damage, which is especially punishing when the opponent is trying to hide a key target behind a wall. That effect gets even better in decks that can repeatedly soften the Active Pokémon or spread damage elsewhere, because the switch can expose something you want to pick off later. Poison Fang adds a reliable chip-and-disrupt plan, letting Arbok steadily tax the opponent’s resources while buying turns. It pairs well with cards that keep the opponent’s Bench full or that limit retreat options, since both improve your chances of turning each attack into a tempo swing. If you want a grinding midgame attacker that creates pressure without needing huge numbers, Arbok fits neatly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-31 18:10:45 UTC