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Granbull
Oracle Text
Attack Startling Bark: Flip a coin. If heads, choose 3 random cards from your opponent's hand. Your opponent reveals those cards and shuffles them into his or her deck.
Attack Tantrum (120): This Pokémon is now Confused.
Card Details
Character Background
Granbull from Neo Genesis is a straightforward Stage 1 Colorless attacker that rewards an aggressive, tempo-oriented plan with a clever self-damage twist. On the surface, Tackle gives you a reliable early 20, but Raging Charge is where the card becomes interesting: it scales with the damage already on Granbull, then slams itself for 20 more, creating a risky pressure tool that can snowball when you manage the math well. In practice, this makes Granbull best in decks that want to trade efficiently and keep forcing the opponent to answer threats quickly. The ideal build pairs it with healing or damage-mitigation support so its own recoil doesn’t erase your advantage, and with ways to place or preserve damage counters if your format allows that kind of synergy. Because it’s Colorless, it can slot into many shells, especially ones that value flexible attackers over strict type commitment.
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Character Background
Granbull from Neo Genesis is a straightforward Stage 1 Colorless attacker that rewards an aggressive, tempo-oriented plan with a clever self-damage twist. On the surface, Tackle gives you a reliable early 20, but Raging Charge is where the card becomes interesting: it scales with the damage already on Granbull, then slams itself for 20 more, creating a risky pressure tool that can snowball when you manage the math well. In practice, this makes Granbull best in decks that want to trade efficiently and keep forcing the opponent to answer threats quickly. The ideal build pairs it with healing or damage-mitigation support so its own recoil doesn’t erase your advantage, and with ways to place or preserve damage counters if your format allows that kind of synergy. Because it’s Colorless, it can slot into many shells, especially ones that value flexible attackers over strict type commitment.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:10:47 UTC