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Super Rod
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Shuffle up to 3 in any combination of Pokémon and Basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your deck.
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Character Background
Super Rod is a modest but flexible recovery Trainer from Neo Genesis that fits best into value-oriented and combo-friendly game plans, especially decks that expect key pieces to be knocked out early and want to keep pressure going. The coin flip makes it unreliable as a pure recursion tool, but that uncertainty is offset by the fact that it can buy back either an Evolution or a Basic Pokémon, giving you a live draw in many game states. In practice, it shines when your deck has high-impact single copies or stage lines that are hard to replace, such as evolving attackers or support Basics that enable your setup. It is particularly useful in slower control shells that want to recycle utility Pokémon, or in midrange lists that aim to outlast the opponent. Because it only returns to hand, pair it with discard outlets or search effects so the recovered card can be redeployed efficiently on the following turn.
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Character Background
Super Rod is a modest but flexible recovery Trainer from Neo Genesis that fits best into value-oriented and combo-friendly game plans, especially decks that expect key pieces to be knocked out early and want to keep pressure going. The coin flip makes it unreliable as a pure recursion tool, but that uncertainty is offset by the fact that it can buy back either an Evolution or a Basic Pokémon, giving you a live draw in many game states. In practice, it shines when your deck has high-impact single copies or stage lines that are hard to replace, such as evolving attackers or support Basics that enable your setup. It is particularly useful in slower control shells that want to recycle utility Pokémon, or in midrange lists that aim to outlast the opponent. Because it only returns to hand, pair it with discard outlets or search effects so the recovered card can be redeployed efficiently on the following turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:40:42 UTC