Giant Panda Cub
Ailuropoda melanoleucaRed
In a cool mountain bamboo grove, a giant panda cub starts life as a tiny, pink newborn with almost no fur, completely dependent on its mother. Over the first weeks, its black-and-white pattern slowly appears, and the cub's voice shifts from soft squeaks to more confident calls.

In battle
- HP
- 2,700
- ATK
- 2,250
- DEF
- 2,550
- Energy cost
- 2
Passive Skills
- In first position, DEF +24%
- For each round played in first position, ATK +22%
- In second or third position, ATK +42% and defensive color advantage
- For each round played in second or third position, DEF +22%
- After 5 hits received in the combat, ignore defense +20%
- The animal gets ATK +0.7% proportional to the percentage of opponent HP lost
Attack Effects
- Self: Reduces damage taken +7% (6 rounds)
- Consume 1 energy point
The animal behind the card
As it grows, the cub practices climbing, rolling, and balancing, turning fallen logs and mossy slopes into a training ground. It begins tasting bamboo but still relies heavily on milk while learning which stems are easiest to grip and chew.
Because giant panda cubs develop slowly, they need long periods of stable shelter and connected forest habitat. When those mountain corridors remain protected, each playful cub becomes a small sign that patient conservation is working.
Bestiary facts
A giant panda cub is born so tiny that the mother looks impossibly oversized beside it.
- Body length
- 0.8–1.2 m
- Weight
- 18.0–55.0 kg
Chemistry links
- Conservation
- Vulnerable
- Remarkable Ability
- Exceptional Strength
- Feeding Mode
- Folivore (Leaf-Eater)
- Behavioral
- Solitary
- General Physical
- Bony Endoskeleton with Jointed Limbs
- Intermediate Physical
- Quadruped
- Specific Physical
- Grinding Teeth / Flat Molars






