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Gladion
Oracle Text
Put 1 random Type: Null or Silvally from your deck into your hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Gladion from Crimson Invasion is a clever prize-control Trainer that rewards careful planning and a slightly risky, high-value game plan. By letting you peek at your face-down Prize cards and pull one directly into hand, it can rescue a key Evolution piece, situational tech, or late-game finisher without spending an attack or extra turn. The catch is important: it only works if you play it from your hand, so recursion tricks or effects that put Trainers elsewhere won’t help unless you can actually draw and use it normally. Its self-shuffle into the remaining Prize cards also makes it feel like a tactical sleight of hand, fitting a deck that wants to manage hidden information and pace the game. Gladion best supports control or combo builds, especially lists with one-of techs, and it pairs well with decks that can operate on few outs and value specific single copies.
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Character Background
Gladion from Crimson Invasion is a clever prize-control Trainer that rewards careful planning and a slightly risky, high-value game plan. By letting you peek at your face-down Prize cards and pull one directly into hand, it can rescue a key Evolution piece, situational tech, or late-game finisher without spending an attack or extra turn. The catch is important: it only works if you play it from your hand, so recursion tricks or effects that put Trainers elsewhere won’t help unless you can actually draw and use it normally. Its self-shuffle into the remaining Prize cards also makes it feel like a tactical sleight of hand, fitting a deck that wants to manage hidden information and pace the game. Gladion best supports control or combo builds, especially lists with one-of techs, and it pairs well with decks that can operate on few outs and value specific single copies.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:20:42 UTC