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Rocket's Snorlax ex
Oracle Text
Ability Dark Healer: As long as Rocket's Snorlax ex has any Darkness Energy attached to it, remove 1 damage counter from Rocket's Snorlax ex between turns."
Attack Poison Claws (20): Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.
Attack Collapse (60): Rocket's Snorlax ex is now Asleep.
Card Details
Character Background
Rocket’s Snorlax ex feels like a bruiser built for slow, stubborn control rather than speed, and its Dark Healer Ability reinforces that identity by turning any attached Darkness Energy into steady self-sustain between turns. In practice, that means it rewards decks that can keep the bench stable, maintain Energy flow, and force awkward prize trades while Snorlax soaks up hits and patches itself up. Poison Claws is a modest tempo tool: 20 damage is not threatening on its own, but the Poison coin flip helps snowball pressure and can force retreat or item use, especially against fragile setup Pokémon. Collapse adds a stronger disruption angle by putting Snorlax to Sleep after a 60-damage swing, which can buy time if the opponent fails the wake check. Pair it with Darkness Energy acceleration or recycling so Dark Healer stays live, and consider healing or switching support to offset Sleep turns and keep the tank on the board.
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Character Background
Rocket’s Snorlax ex feels like a bruiser built for slow, stubborn control rather than speed, and its Dark Healer Ability reinforces that identity by turning any attached Darkness Energy into steady self-sustain between turns. In practice, that means it rewards decks that can keep the bench stable, maintain Energy flow, and force awkward prize trades while Snorlax soaks up hits and patches itself up. Poison Claws is a modest tempo tool: 20 damage is not threatening on its own, but the Poison coin flip helps snowball pressure and can force retreat or item use, especially against fragile setup Pokémon. Collapse adds a stronger disruption angle by putting Snorlax to Sleep after a 60-damage swing, which can buy time if the opponent fails the wake check. Pair it with Darkness Energy acceleration or recycling so Dark Healer stays live, and consider healing or switching support to offset Sleep turns and keep the tank on the board.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-31 17:10:45 UTC