Look at a random Supporter card that's not Penny from your opponent's deck and shuffle it back into their deck. Use the effect of that card as the effect of this card.
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Penny
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Look at a random Supporter card that's not Penny from your opponent's deck and shuffle it back into their deck. Use the effect of that card as the effect of this card.
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Character Background
Penny is a deceptively flexible Trainer that most clearly supports value and tempo-oriented decks, because it lets you scoop up one of your Basic Pokémon along with everything attached to it and return the whole package to your hand. That makes it a strong reset button when a benched Basic is damaged, stranded, or about to be KO’d, while also preserving key resources like Energy and Tools for redeployment later. In gameplay terms, this can save a promoted support Pokémon, deny a knockout, or recycle an attacker you want to evolve again or rebench for a future turn. It pairs especially well with decks that rely on Basic Pokémon as utility pieces, such as engines that repeatedly reuse abilities or attackers with cheap reentry costs. A practical tip is to combine Penny with free-retreat or low-cost Basics, since you can pick up a damaged piece and immediately reestablish your board without losing momentum.
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Character Background
Penny is a deceptively flexible Trainer that most clearly supports value and tempo-oriented decks, because it lets you scoop up one of your Basic Pokémon along with everything attached to it and return the whole package to your hand. That makes it a strong reset button when a benched Basic is damaged, stranded, or about to be KO’d, while also preserving key resources like Energy and Tools for redeployment later. In gameplay terms, this can save a promoted support Pokémon, deny a knockout, or recycle an attacker you want to evolve again or rebench for a future turn. It pairs especially well with decks that rely on Basic Pokémon as utility pieces, such as engines that repeatedly reuse abilities or attackers with cheap reentry costs. A practical tip is to combine Penny with free-retreat or low-cost Basics, since you can pick up a damaged piece and immediately reestablish your board without losing momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:43 UTC