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Geeta
Oracle Text
Search your deck for up to 2 Basic Energy cards and attach them to 1 of your Pokémon. Then, shuffle your deck. During this turn, your Pokémon can't attack. (This includes Pokémon that come into play this turn.)
Card Details
Character Background
Geeta in Obsidian Flames is a clean, support-focused Trainer that most naturally fits value and setup-oriented decks, especially lists that want to accelerate Energy without spending a full turn attaching one-by-one. The card searches out up to two Basic Energy and piles them onto a single Pokémon, making it excellent for establishing a future attacker, powering a costly evolution, or recovering after a disruption-heavy opening. The drawback is real: your Pokémon can’t attack that turn, so Geeta is usually stronger in control or midrange builds that can afford a tempo pass than in pure aggro. It also has a subtle synergy with freshly played Basics, since the restriction explicitly includes Pokémon that enter play this turn. Deckbuilding tip: pair Geeta with attackers that need multiple Energy in place before they swing, and with cards that switch or protect the loaded target so it survives to cash in the acceleration on the following turn.
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Character Background
Geeta in Obsidian Flames is a clean, support-focused Trainer that most naturally fits value and setup-oriented decks, especially lists that want to accelerate Energy without spending a full turn attaching one-by-one. The card searches out up to two Basic Energy and piles them onto a single Pokémon, making it excellent for establishing a future attacker, powering a costly evolution, or recovering after a disruption-heavy opening. The drawback is real: your Pokémon can’t attack that turn, so Geeta is usually stronger in control or midrange builds that can afford a tempo pass than in pure aggro. It also has a subtle synergy with freshly played Basics, since the restriction explicitly includes Pokémon that enter play this turn. Deckbuilding tip: pair Geeta with attackers that need multiple Energy in place before they swing, and with cards that switch or protect the loaded target so it survives to cash in the acceleration on the following turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 15:20:43 UTC