💥 Sneezy Pet Guide: Is It a Game-Changer or a Big Ol’ Booger?
Alright Clashers, let’s talk about the newest, weirdest, sneeziest addition to Clash of Clans — the Sneezy Pet! Yeah, we said it. The one that sneezes boogers.
Now, this pet isn’t your regular damage-dealer. It doesn’t slap defenses or heal heroes. It just... sneezes boogers. So the big question: is it OP or just plain annoying?
Let’s find out.
🤧 Warden Charges + Sneezy? Ehh, Not the Best Duo...
We really wanted this combo to work. But the Sneezy in warden charge attacks? Total chaos.
Here’s why:
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The boogers can accidentally trigger traps or CCs way too early.
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They pull Teslas or redirect abilities at the worst moments.
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The Sneezy sits so far back that its boogers sometimes go rogue... like, across the base rogue.
Even worse? It doesn’t help your warden at all. Like, zero buffs. Nada. Might as well bring Frosty instead. He actually slows stuff down and protects your hero.
Verdict:
❌ Don’t bring Sneezy here.
✅ Use Frosty or Jelly instead.
🚫 Useless or Underrated? Sneezy in Air Attacks
Okay, so Sneezy flies, right? Logically, it should be great in air spam attacks. Spoiler alert: it’s not.
In a typical dragon or minion prince attack, Sneezy just... floats there. Drops a booger. Maybe pulls a trap. Doesn’t really boost your hero in any meaningful way.
You’re better off with:
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🦊 Fox on the Royal Champion
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🔥 Phoenix on the Minion Prince
Phoenix literally revives your hero. Sneezy? Pulls one red bomb, maybe. If it feels like it.
Verdict:
🤷 Meh. Use if you're out of good pets. Otherwise, Phoenix or Fox are way stronger.
🎯 Thrower Attacks: This Is Where Sneezy Shines (Kinda)
Ahhh yes, the one place where the Sneezy finally earns its keep — thrower attacks! (Also called Fireball Ground Smash for the pros out there.)
Here’s what makes Sneezy actually useful here:
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It pulls red air bombs that would usually wreck your healers.
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You’re not depending on Sneezy for damage — just trap clearing.
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Those little boogers can save your healer-heavy push in the center of the base.
Sure, it's inconsistent, and the timing can be off. But when it works? It really works.
That one clutch booger pull = the difference between 2-star heartbreak and 3-star glory.
Verdict:
✅ Great choice for thrower or root rider smashes.
❌ Still not for every base.
🤓 So… Is the Sneezy Worth Upgrading?
Here’s the real talk:
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Sneezy isn’t bad — it’s just super niche.
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If your army depends on trap-clearing and healer safety (like thrower attacks), it’s worth a spot.
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For everything else? Stick with pets that actually support your hero or deal real damage.
Level 10 Sneezy might do a bit more… but it won’t fix the weird pathing, slow booger spawns, or lack of impact in most attacks.
Sneezy is cool in theory. Boogers flying all over the battlefield? Classic Clash chaos. But outside of thrower strats, it’s just not pulling its weight.
If you’re rocking TH17 and love experimenting, go for it. But if you want clean, consistent 3-stars? The meta pets still rule.
Stop Misusing Sneezy or Any Pet (And Learn How to Use Them the Right Way!)
Let’s face it—every time a new pet like Sneezy drops into Clash, most of us rush to use it without really knowing how or if it fits into our attack strategy. Sound familiar? You deploy it, hope for the best, and then wonder, "Was that even worth it?"
It’s time to stop guessing and start making smarter choices with your pet lineups—especially with something as situational as Sneezy.
Imagine knowing exactly when Sneezy can turn the tide of an attack and when it’s just better to leave it on the bench. Pair that knowledge with the right Hero Equipment, like the Queen’s Action Figure, and your attacks go from decent to devastating. That’s how you win wars, climb clan ranks, and earn real respect as a top-tier attacker.
💎 Learn How to Use Right Pets for Every Attack! 💎
In Blueprint’s Master Classes and Pro Sessions, you’ll learn directly from pros how to use Sneezy (and other pets) the right way. We’ll show you when it shines, how to pair it with specific hero gear, and what to swap out for better results. Don’t just use what’s new—use what works.
