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Grimmsnarl
Oracle Text
Attack Shadowy Knot (50×): This attack does 50 damage for each {C} in your opponent's Active Pokémon's Retreat Cost.
Attack Mega Punch (120)
Card Details
Character Background
Grimmsnarl from Rebel Clash is a classic control-and-tempo Stage 2 that punishes opponents for trying to race you. Dark Oath is the real centerpiece: while Grimmsnarl sits Active, it taxes the opposing Active Pokémon’s attacks by one Colorless Energy, often buying a crucial turn or forcing awkward manual attachments. That makes it especially strong in disruption-heavy decks that want to slow the game, deny clean attacks, and create a lock-like board state. Energy Press then converts that delay into pressure, scaling off the opponent’s Energy count for a solid 100 base that can swing much higher against powered-up threats. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Grimmsnarl with Energy denial or move effects—such as switching cards and gust support—so you can trap a high-Energy target Active and maximize Energy Press. Since it’s a Stage 2, consistency tools and Rare Candy-style acceleration are important to make its control plan reliable.
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Character Background
Grimmsnarl from Rebel Clash is a classic control-and-tempo Stage 2 that punishes opponents for trying to race you. Dark Oath is the real centerpiece: while Grimmsnarl sits Active, it taxes the opposing Active Pokémon’s attacks by one Colorless Energy, often buying a crucial turn or forcing awkward manual attachments. That makes it especially strong in disruption-heavy decks that want to slow the game, deny clean attacks, and create a lock-like board state. Energy Press then converts that delay into pressure, scaling off the opponent’s Energy count for a solid 100 base that can swing much higher against powered-up threats. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Grimmsnarl with Energy denial or move effects—such as switching cards and gust support—so you can trap a high-Energy target Active and maximize Energy Press. Since it’s a Stage 2, consistency tools and Rare Candy-style acceleration are important to make its control plan reliable.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 07:10:43 UTC