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Bill's Transfer
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Look at the top 8 cards of your deck. You may reveal any number of Pokémon you find there and put them into your hand. Shuffle the other cards back into your deck.
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Bill’s Transfer is a straightforward value trainer that fits best in midrange and setup-heavy control shells, where seeing deeper into the deck can smooth out turns and convert top-card luck into real resources. Looking at the top 8 and choosing any Pokémon among them makes it especially good at finding evolution pieces, utility Basics, or a missing attacker without committing to a single revealed card. In a 151-era deck, it rewards careful deck construction: play a dense Pokémon count, trim excess situational trainers, and pair it with cards that shuffle or manipulate the top of the deck so you can keep quality high before activating it. It also shines in lists that want to chain evolutions or assemble a specific board state quickly, since even one successful hit can swing tempo without spending a turn on a less immediate search option.
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Character Background
Bill’s Transfer is a straightforward value trainer that fits best in midrange and setup-heavy control shells, where seeing deeper into the deck can smooth out turns and convert top-card luck into real resources. Looking at the top 8 and choosing any Pokémon among them makes it especially good at finding evolution pieces, utility Basics, or a missing attacker without committing to a single revealed card. In a 151-era deck, it rewards careful deck construction: play a dense Pokémon count, trim excess situational trainers, and pair it with cards that shuffle or manipulate the top of the deck so you can keep quality high before activating it. It also shines in lists that want to chain evolutions or assemble a specific board state quickly, since even one successful hit can swing tempo without spending a turn on a less immediate search option.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:40:44 UTC