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Furret
Oracle Text
Attack Scratch (40)
Attack Jet Headbutt (70)
Card Details
Character Background
Furret from Neo Genesis fits a straightforward tempo and aggro plan, using efficient attacks to keep pressure on the opponent while you develop your board. Quick Attack is the kind of early-game damage that rewards staying active every turn: even at its floor, 20 for a single attack is respectable, and the coin flip gives it a chance to scale without overcommitting resources. Slam is the bigger payoff, but because it relies on two heads for maximum value, it works best in decks that can tolerate variance and keep attacking regardless. In practice, Furret pairs well with Energy acceleration and retreat support, since its Colorless attack costs make it easy to slot into many builds. A useful deckbuilding tip is to run it alongside cards that manipulate coin flips or provide extra draw, helping you find the Stage 1 evolution and keep the pressure flowing. It is not a control card; it is a flexible, low-friction attacker that rewards momentum.
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Character Background
Furret from Neo Genesis fits a straightforward tempo and aggro plan, using efficient attacks to keep pressure on the opponent while you develop your board. Quick Attack is the kind of early-game damage that rewards staying active every turn: even at its floor, 20 for a single attack is respectable, and the coin flip gives it a chance to scale without overcommitting resources. Slam is the bigger payoff, but because it relies on two heads for maximum value, it works best in decks that can tolerate variance and keep attacking regardless. In practice, Furret pairs well with Energy acceleration and retreat support, since its Colorless attack costs make it easy to slot into many builds. A useful deckbuilding tip is to run it alongside cards that manipulate coin flips or provide extra draw, helping you find the Stage 1 evolution and keep the pressure flowing. It is not a control card; it is a flexible, low-friction attacker that rewards momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 12:40:43 UTC