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Exp. Share
Oracle Text
When your Active Pokémon is Knocked Out by damage from an attack from your opponent's Pokémon, you may move a basic Energy from that Pokémon to the Pokémon this card is attached to.
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Character Background
Exp. Share is a classic value tool for decks that expect their Active Pokémon to fall and want to turn that loss into momentum rather than a setback. In practical terms, it best supports a slower tempo or midrange game plan, preserving energy attachment efficiency by moving one basic Energy to the Pokémon carrying the card when your Active is Knocked Out by an opponent’s attack. That makes it especially strong on durable Bench attackers, evolving lines, or “pivot” Pokémon you plan to promote next turn. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with attack costs that are easy to spread across the board, such as single-energy attackers or decks that already cycle damaged Actives frequently; it helps smooth turns where manual attachments would otherwise lag behind. Thematically, Exp. Share evokes the idea of experience passing from fallen veterans to the next combatant, and in play it rewards you for building a team rather than relying on one star attacker.
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Character Background
Exp. Share is a classic value tool for decks that expect their Active Pokémon to fall and want to turn that loss into momentum rather than a setback. In practical terms, it best supports a slower tempo or midrange game plan, preserving energy attachment efficiency by moving one basic Energy to the Pokémon carrying the card when your Active is Knocked Out by an opponent’s attack. That makes it especially strong on durable Bench attackers, evolving lines, or “pivot” Pokémon you plan to promote next turn. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with attack costs that are easy to spread across the board, such as single-energy attackers or decks that already cycle damaged Actives frequently; it helps smooth turns where manual attachments would otherwise lag behind. Thematically, Exp. Share evokes the idea of experience passing from fallen veterans to the next combatant, and in play it rewards you for building a team rather than relying on one star attacker.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:10:43 UTC