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Ursaring
Oracle Text
Attack Drag Off: Switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with his or her Active Pokémon. This attack does 50 damage to the new Active Pokémon.
Attack Swing Around (80+): Flip 2 coins. This attack does 40 more damage for each heads.
Card Details
Character Background
Ursaring in Neo Discovery is a classic Stage 1 bruiser that rewards an aggressive, tempo-driven game plan. Its best feature is the threat of burst damage: Double Lariat can swing for 80 with two heads, which is enough to punish anything trying to stabilize, while Headpress offers a disruptive paralysis angle that can buy a crucial turn even when the damage is low. The downside is inconsistency, so Ursaring works best in decks that can accelerate setup and keep pressure on, rather than in slow control shells. Pair it with reliable draw and search to reach the 80 HP body quickly, and consider support that helps flip outcomes or capitalize on paralysis turns. In practice, Ursaring shines as a midgame finisher: evolve early, force awkward defenses, and keep attacking until the opponent runs out of safe pivots.
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Character Background
Ursaring in Neo Discovery is a classic Stage 1 bruiser that rewards an aggressive, tempo-driven game plan. Its best feature is the threat of burst damage: Double Lariat can swing for 80 with two heads, which is enough to punish anything trying to stabilize, while Headpress offers a disruptive paralysis angle that can buy a crucial turn even when the damage is low. The downside is inconsistency, so Ursaring works best in decks that can accelerate setup and keep pressure on, rather than in slow control shells. Pair it with reliable draw and search to reach the 80 HP body quickly, and consider support that helps flip outcomes or capitalize on paralysis turns. In practice, Ursaring shines as a midgame finisher: evolve early, force awkward defenses, and keep attacking until the opponent runs out of safe pivots.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-29 03:10:48 UTC