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Araquanid
Oracle Text
Attack Bug Bite (30)
Attack Bubble Launch (110): Move an Energy from this Pokémon to 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Araquanid in Sun & Moon is a sturdy Stage 1 Water attacker that naturally leans into a control-leaning tempo plan: it can sit on the board, blanking attacks from Fire Pokémon with Water Bubble while threatening a solid 70 damage with Aqua Edge. That protection makes it especially useful in metas where Fire decks try to trade efficiently, since Araquanid can force awkward sequencing and buy you time to set up a fuller board. It fits best in Water shells that value durability over explosive damage, and it pairs well with Energy acceleration or switch effects so you can keep pressure on while preserving the Pokémon that matters. A practical deckbuilding tip is to pair it with healing or defensive support, then back it up with a stronger Water finisher; Araquanid becomes a midgame wall that smooths the path for your closer rather than the endgame itself.
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Character Background
Araquanid in Sun & Moon is a sturdy Stage 1 Water attacker that naturally leans into a control-leaning tempo plan: it can sit on the board, blanking attacks from Fire Pokémon with Water Bubble while threatening a solid 70 damage with Aqua Edge. That protection makes it especially useful in metas where Fire decks try to trade efficiently, since Araquanid can force awkward sequencing and buy you time to set up a fuller board. It fits best in Water shells that value durability over explosive damage, and it pairs well with Energy acceleration or switch effects so you can keep pressure on while preserving the Pokémon that matters. A practical deckbuilding tip is to pair it with healing or defensive support, then back it up with a stronger Water finisher; Araquanid becomes a midgame wall that smooths the path for your closer rather than the endgame itself.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-10 18:10:45 UTC