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Bounce decks are an archetype of deck that evolved in first part of 2023 with more cards that enable pulling back cards you already played to play them again for their reveal effect + cards that scale up by playing many cards to develop more power on the board and bounce has some great uses in the meta, next to other style decks that you can find in my current meta of decks in Marvel Snap.
The Elements of Bounce Decks
Bounce Decks work around cheap cards with either powerful reveal effects or scaling effects when they get removed from the board – and cards with the ability to pull back cards to your hand as enablers and, very important, cards that gain power when you play a lot of cards so you can develop a lot of power by playing cards multiple times.
These decks make it very hard for your opponent to see where you will develop your power as in some turns you barely have cards on the baord just to put a ton of cheap cards back.
What makes bounce decks so strong? The power they can develop along the flexibility and that it’s hard to predict where you will evolve your power into – and of course the amount of reveal effects you put on them, as well.
Important! You will only find decks that are viable in the meta below and they are updated each week when I update the meta tier list of decks. If there are not many decks below it means this archetype of deck is not working well right now in the meta and you can look up other archetypes that work well right now in the meta tier list.
Junkhawk – Tier A
Darkhawk, Darkhawk, Darkhawk… this season very strong and also works well as junk deck
Loki Bounce – Tier B
Loki was very niche past season but along Bounce he works a little bit more stable this season.
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Conclusion
Bounce decks are incredibly effective and once you know how to play them, there’s little your opponent can do as you can flexibly react all the time and easily shift your location priority.
