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Delibird
Oracle Text
Attack All the Presents: Flip a coin until you get tails. For each heads, you may search your deck for a card and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Attack Surprise Attack (40): Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Delibird from Neo Revelation is a wonderfully swingy Basic Colorless card that feels like a gift wrapped in chaos: its Present attack can either hit for a respectable 40, heal the opponent’s Active Pokémon by removing damage counters, or spike all the way to 60 if the stars align. That makes it best suited to a high-variance tempo or disruption shell rather than a consistent aggro plan. The most practical use is to leverage the card when you can afford unpredictability and want to pressure a damaged target while also occasionally undoing your opponent’s setup if the flip goes your way. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Delibird with effects that manipulate or punish damage-counter math, since the “remove 3” and “remove all” outcomes can create awkward board states for opponents. It also appreciates decks that keep energy commitments light, letting you cycle attackers without overinvesting in a single Basic.
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Character Background
Delibird from Neo Revelation is a wonderfully swingy Basic Colorless card that feels like a gift wrapped in chaos: its Present attack can either hit for a respectable 40, heal the opponent’s Active Pokémon by removing damage counters, or spike all the way to 60 if the stars align. That makes it best suited to a high-variance tempo or disruption shell rather than a consistent aggro plan. The most practical use is to leverage the card when you can afford unpredictability and want to pressure a damaged target while also occasionally undoing your opponent’s setup if the flip goes your way. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Delibird with effects that manipulate or punish damage-counter math, since the “remove 3” and “remove all” outcomes can create awkward board states for opponents. It also appreciates decks that keep energy commitments light, letting you cycle attackers without overinvesting in a single Basic.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 19:20:42 UTC