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Strange Timepiece
Oracle Text
Devolve 1 of your evolved {P} Pokémon by putting any number of Evolution cards on it into your hand. (That Pokémon can't evolve this turn.)
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Character Background
Strange Timepiece is a deceptively sharp Trainer for Psychic decks that want to turn board states backward to move forward, and it best supports a control-leaning tempo plan. Its ability to devolve one of your evolved {P} Pokémon by returning any number of attached Evolution cards to hand can undo an opponent’s setup, strip away key stage lines, and recycle your own evolutions for later turns. That makes it especially nasty in decks built around Evolution reuse, where bouncing cards back to hand is more value than a setback. Pair it with effects that benefit from repeated evolution triggers or with Pokémon that can function well at lower stages after being reset. It also helps punish overcommitting opponents, since the chosen Pokémon cannot evolve again that turn, buying you a window to attack, disrupt, or finish a damaged target before they stabilize.
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Character Background
Strange Timepiece is a deceptively sharp Trainer for Psychic decks that want to turn board states backward to move forward, and it best supports a control-leaning tempo plan. Its ability to devolve one of your evolved {P} Pokémon by returning any number of attached Evolution cards to hand can undo an opponent’s setup, strip away key stage lines, and recycle your own evolutions for later turns. That makes it especially nasty in decks built around Evolution reuse, where bouncing cards back to hand is more value than a setback. Pair it with effects that benefit from repeated evolution triggers or with Pokémon that can function well at lower stages after being reset. It also helps punish overcommitting opponents, since the chosen Pokémon cannot evolve again that turn, buying you a window to attack, disrupt, or finish a damaged target before they stabilize.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 09:20:44 UTC