Bullseye, the latest addition to Marvel Snap, has undergone several iterations before his arrival in the Dark Avengers season. This 3-power, 3-cost card boasts a unique ability: “Activate: Discard all cards that cost 1 or less from your hand. Afflict that many different enemy cards with -2 Power.” Prepare for a surge in discard-style decks, as Bullseye is a powerful addition to this strategy.

His ability shines when played before turn 6. Activating Bullseye discards any 0 or 1-cost cards in your hand (including those discounted by effects like Swarm). He synergizes well with cards like X-23 and Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), though this pairing hasn't received widespread attention yet. However, remember his limitation: like other "Activate" cards, he's ineffective on the final turn. His 3-cost also restricts his play window.

Crucially, Bullseye's ability targets "different enemy cards," meaning he won't repeatedly debuff the same card. While not a guaranteed win condition, his blanket -2 power debuff across the opponent's board can significantly swing a lane.

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How Bullseye Works in Marvel Snap

Bullseye's ability to discard low-cost cards and then debuff enemy cards makes him a potent addition to discard-heavy strategies. The number of cards discarded directly translates to the number of enemy cards affected, making efficient card management crucial.

Best Day One Bullseye Decks in Marvel Snap

While Bullseye finds a home in various discard decks, an all-in approach with cards like Swarm and Daken might not be optimal. Instead, integrating him into existing discard strategies proves more effective. Consider this deck:

Scorn, X-23, Blade, Morbius, Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), Swarm, Colleen Wing, Bullseye, Dracula, Proxima Midnight, MODOK, Apocalypse

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This deck utilizes Series 5 cards (Scorn, Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), Proxima Midnight), with Scorn and Proxima Midnight being essential. Hawkeye (Kate Bishop) is arguably replaceable with a card like Gambit. The strategy involves leveraging Bullseye's ability to debuff multiple enemy cards, setting up powerful plays with MODOK and Dracula to secure victory.

While a Hellicarrier and Victoria Hand variant exists, the above "classic" discard deck offers greater consistency. Bullseye can also find a place in Hazmat/Ajax decks, though his effectiveness in this established meta remains uncertain. Here's an example:

Silver Sable, Nebula, Hydra Bob, Hazmat, Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), U.S. Agent, Luke Cage, Bullseye, Rocket Raccoon & Groot, Anti-Venom, Man-Thing, Ajax

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This high-cost deck features several Series 5 cards (Silver Sable, Hydra Bob, Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), U.S. Agent, Rocket Raccoon & Groot, Anti-Venom, Ajax). Hydra Bob can be substituted, but the others are generally considered essential. Bullseye complements the deck's existing debuff strategy, synergizing with cards like Silver Sable and Anti-Venom to enhance Ajax's power.

Is Bullseye Worth Spotlight Cache Keys or Collector’s Tokens?

The value of Bullseye depends heavily on your playstyle. If you're not a fan of discard or affliction decks, he might not be a worthwhile investment. His niche role makes him less appealing compared to cards like Moonstone or Aries, which offer broader synergy.

Marvel Snap is available now.