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Marnie's Scrafty
Oracle Text
Attack Rear Kick (40)
Attack Wild Tackle (160): This Pokémon also does 30 damage to itself.
Card Details
Character Background
Marnie’s Scrafty in Destined Rivals reads like a brawler built for straightforward, pressure-heavy Darkness decks, leaning best into an aggro or tempo game plan. Rear Kick’s 40 damage is a modest opener, but Wild Tackle is the real selling point: 160 damage for a Stage 1 is a threatening benchmark, even with the built-in 30-damage recoil. That drawback matters, so the best builds will want ways to recycle or heal Scrafty after it swings, or simply treat it as a hit-and-run attacker that trades up before being replaced. It pairs naturally with Darkness support that accelerates Energy and rewards aggressive switching, and it appreciates damage-modifying tools that push 160 into clean knockout range. If you can keep the pace high and avoid letting the recoil stack, Marnie’s Scrafty becomes a reliable midgame bruiser that forces awkward responses and keeps pressure on the opponent.
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Character Background
Marnie’s Scrafty in Destined Rivals reads like a brawler built for straightforward, pressure-heavy Darkness decks, leaning best into an aggro or tempo game plan. Rear Kick’s 40 damage is a modest opener, but Wild Tackle is the real selling point: 160 damage for a Stage 1 is a threatening benchmark, even with the built-in 30-damage recoil. That drawback matters, so the best builds will want ways to recycle or heal Scrafty after it swings, or simply treat it as a hit-and-run attacker that trades up before being replaced. It pairs naturally with Darkness support that accelerates Energy and rewards aggressive switching, and it appreciates damage-modifying tools that push 160 into clean knockout range. If you can keep the pace high and avoid letting the recoil stack, Marnie’s Scrafty becomes a reliable midgame bruiser that forces awkward responses and keeps pressure on the opponent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 09:10:45 UTC