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Sneasel
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Attack Sneaky Smash: You can use this attack only if you go second, and only on your first turn. Discard an Energy from 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon.
Attack Ambush (10+): Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 20 more damage.
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Character Background
Sneasel from Neo Genesis is a classic tempo attacker: a fast Basic Darkness Pokémon that can punish an opponent before they stabilize. Its two attacks both lean into volatility, but in a deck built to flood the board, Beat Up becomes especially threatening because it scales with your own Pokémon in play, turning a wide setup into burst damage. That makes Sneasel a strong fit for aggressive swarms or hybrid tempo lists that want to keep pressure on while developing cheaply. Fury Swipes is less reliable, but it can still finish damaged targets when you need a low-cost swing. The best synergy is with decks that can fill the bench quickly and protect Sneasel while you spread resources across multiple Basics; any engine that promotes swarm play directly improves Beat Up’s ceiling. Since the damage is coin-dependent, aim to create multiple attack turns rather than banking on one huge hit.
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Character Background
Sneasel from Neo Genesis is a classic tempo attacker: a fast Basic Darkness Pokémon that can punish an opponent before they stabilize. Its two attacks both lean into volatility, but in a deck built to flood the board, Beat Up becomes especially threatening because it scales with your own Pokémon in play, turning a wide setup into burst damage. That makes Sneasel a strong fit for aggressive swarms or hybrid tempo lists that want to keep pressure on while developing cheaply. Fury Swipes is less reliable, but it can still finish damaged targets when you need a low-cost swing. The best synergy is with decks that can fill the bench quickly and protect Sneasel while you spread resources across multiple Basics; any engine that promotes swarm play directly improves Beat Up’s ceiling. Since the damage is coin-dependent, aim to create multiple attack turns rather than banking on one huge hit.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 16:40:46 UTC