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Quick Ball
Oracle Text
Reveal cards from your deck until you reveal a Pokémon. Show that Pokémon to your opponent and put it into your hand. Shuffle the other revealed cards back into your deck. (If you don't reveal a Pokémon, shuffle all the revealed cards back into your deck.)
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Character Background
Quick Ball is a clean, efficient Trainer that fits best in tempo and combo-oriented Pokémon decks, where speed matters more than card advantage in the abstract. Its effect turns your deck into a search chain, trading a little randomness for a fast way to put a needed Pokémon directly into hand, and in Mysterious Treasures that kind of consistency can be the difference between setting up early pressure or falling behind. Because it reveals cards until you hit a Pokémon, it also rewards tighter deck construction: the fewer non-Pokémon cards you run in the slots above your target densities, the more reliably it will function as a quick tutor. It’s especially strong in lists that want specific evolution pieces, single-prize attackers, or utility basics on demand. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that want frequent Pokémon access or discard synergy, so even the “misses” become useful by turning over extra resources before they’re shuffled back.
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Character Background
Quick Ball is a clean, efficient Trainer that fits best in tempo and combo-oriented Pokémon decks, where speed matters more than card advantage in the abstract. Its effect turns your deck into a search chain, trading a little randomness for a fast way to put a needed Pokémon directly into hand, and in Mysterious Treasures that kind of consistency can be the difference between setting up early pressure or falling behind. Because it reveals cards until you hit a Pokémon, it also rewards tighter deck construction: the fewer non-Pokémon cards you run in the slots above your target densities, the more reliably it will function as a quick tutor. It’s especially strong in lists that want specific evolution pieces, single-prize attackers, or utility basics on demand. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that want frequent Pokémon access or discard synergy, so even the “misses” become useful by turning over extra resources before they’re shuffled back.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 06:40:45 UTC