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Beartic
Oracle Text
Attack Continuous Headbutt (50×): Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 50 damage for each heads.
Attack Sheer Cold (150): During your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon can't use attacks.
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Character Background
Beartic from Emerging Powers is a sturdy Stage 1 Water attacker that naturally leans into a tempo-control game plan rather than pure aggression. Sheer Cold for 50 is the key line of text: denying the Defending Pokémon its next attack can buy you a crucial turn, forcing awkward retreat decisions or setting up a finishing blow from a teammate. Icicle Crash for 80 is a cleaner, more reliable closer, especially because it ignores Resistance, making Beartic a practical answer to decks that try to hide behind typing. In play, Beartic works best alongside Energy acceleration and switching support, since its value comes from attacking on schedule and maintaining pressure. Pair it with cards that punish stalled turns or amplify lockdown, and consider benching a secondary Water attacker to keep momentum if Beartic gets removed. The result is a solid midgame pivot that disrupts opponents while steadily pushing prize trades in your favor.
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Character Background
Beartic from Emerging Powers is a sturdy Stage 1 Water attacker that naturally leans into a tempo-control game plan rather than pure aggression. Sheer Cold for 50 is the key line of text: denying the Defending Pokémon its next attack can buy you a crucial turn, forcing awkward retreat decisions or setting up a finishing blow from a teammate. Icicle Crash for 80 is a cleaner, more reliable closer, especially because it ignores Resistance, making Beartic a practical answer to decks that try to hide behind typing. In play, Beartic works best alongside Energy acceleration and switching support, since its value comes from attacking on schedule and maintaining pressure. Pair it with cards that punish stalled turns or amplify lockdown, and consider benching a secondary Water attacker to keep momentum if Beartic gets removed. The result is a solid midgame pivot that disrupts opponents while steadily pushing prize trades in your favor.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 12:10:44 UTC