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Buneary
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Attack Weak Kneed: If the Defending Pokémon tries to attack during your opponent’s next turn, your opponent flips a coin. If tails, that attack does nothing.
Attack Skip (10)
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Character Background
Buneary from Diamond & Pearl is a humble Basic Colorless Pokémon that plays like a nimble tempo piece rather than a true finisher, using low-cost attacks to keep pressure on early turns. Splash for 10 is a straightforward opener when you just need to start chipping away, while Jump Kick adds a clever bench-sniping option for 10 to any benched Pokémon, ignoring Weakness and Resistance. That makes Buneary especially useful in aggro or tempo decks that want to pick off fragile setup pieces, break evolving lines before they mature, or finish off damaged support Pokémon hiding on the Bench. It pairs well with cards that promote switching and repeat attackers, since its damage is modest but flexible. In deckbuilding, consider using it alongside effects that accelerate Basic Pokémon or capitalize on small amounts of spread damage, so its bench poke can set up knockouts for a stronger attacker later.
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Character Background
Buneary from Diamond & Pearl is a humble Basic Colorless Pokémon that plays like a nimble tempo piece rather than a true finisher, using low-cost attacks to keep pressure on early turns. Splash for 10 is a straightforward opener when you just need to start chipping away, while Jump Kick adds a clever bench-sniping option for 10 to any benched Pokémon, ignoring Weakness and Resistance. That makes Buneary especially useful in aggro or tempo decks that want to pick off fragile setup pieces, break evolving lines before they mature, or finish off damaged support Pokémon hiding on the Bench. It pairs well with cards that promote switching and repeat attackers, since its damage is modest but flexible. In deckbuilding, consider using it alongside effects that accelerate Basic Pokémon or capitalize on small amounts of spread damage, so its bench poke can set up knockouts for a stronger attacker later.
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