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Rotom ex
Oracle Text
Ability Multi Adapter: Each of your Pokémon that has "Rotom" in its name may have up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards attached. If this Ability goes away, discard Pokémon Tools from those Pokémon until only 1 remains on each.
Attack Thunderbolt (130): Discard all Energy from this Pokémon.
Card Details
Character Background
Rotom ex from Phantasmal Flames is a flexible Lightning Basic that clearly wants to power a Rotom-centric combo or value deck rather than win by raw damage alone. Multi Adapter is the real prize: letting each of your Rotom-named Pokémon hold two Tool cards opens up powerful layering, such as pairing mobility Tools with damage boosters or defensive Tools on the same target, and it becomes especially nasty when you have multiple Rotom bodies in play. Because the Ability only helps Pokémon with “Rotom” in their name, this card rewards a focused build over a splash. Thunderbolt for 130 is respectable tempo pressure, but discarding all Energy means it is best used as a clean finisher or as a hit-and-run attack after you have already set up board advantage. Deckbuilding tip: include Tool-search cards and ways to recycle Energy, so Rotom ex can attack when needed without slowing your engine.
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Character Background
Rotom ex from Phantasmal Flames is a flexible Lightning Basic that clearly wants to power a Rotom-centric combo or value deck rather than win by raw damage alone. Multi Adapter is the real prize: letting each of your Rotom-named Pokémon hold two Tool cards opens up powerful layering, such as pairing mobility Tools with damage boosters or defensive Tools on the same target, and it becomes especially nasty when you have multiple Rotom bodies in play. Because the Ability only helps Pokémon with “Rotom” in their name, this card rewards a focused build over a splash. Thunderbolt for 130 is respectable tempo pressure, but discarding all Energy means it is best used as a clean finisher or as a hit-and-run attack after you have already set up board advantage. Deckbuilding tip: include Tool-search cards and ways to recycle Energy, so Rotom ex can attack when needed without slowing your engine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-24 16:20:48 UTC