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Aipom
Oracle Text
Attack Hang Down (10)
Attack Playful Kick (20)
Card Details
Character Background
Aipom in Neo Genesis is a quirky little tempo piece that rewards you for thinking one turn ahead. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it fits almost anywhere, but its real niche is in flexible, low-commitment decks that can afford to recycle resources. Pilfer is the standout: shuffling Aipom and everything attached to it back into your deck can dodge Knock Outs, reset useful attachments, and, on heads, reclaim a key card from the discard pile. That makes it especially appealing in value-oriented builds or toolbox lists that want to reuse important tech cards. Tail Rap is less reliable but can spike for efficient early damage, making Aipom an annoying opener that pressures opposing Basics. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with ways to search your deck repeatedly so Pilfer never feels like a loss, and consider recursion-heavy support to make the shuffle effect an advantage rather than a cost.
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Character Background
Aipom in Neo Genesis is a quirky little tempo piece that rewards you for thinking one turn ahead. As a Basic Colorless Pokémon, it fits almost anywhere, but its real niche is in flexible, low-commitment decks that can afford to recycle resources. Pilfer is the standout: shuffling Aipom and everything attached to it back into your deck can dodge Knock Outs, reset useful attachments, and, on heads, reclaim a key card from the discard pile. That makes it especially appealing in value-oriented builds or toolbox lists that want to reuse important tech cards. Tail Rap is less reliable but can spike for efficient early damage, making Aipom an annoying opener that pressures opposing Basics. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with ways to search your deck repeatedly so Pilfer never feels like a loss, and consider recursion-heavy support to make the shuffle effect an advantage rather than a cost.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:46 UTC