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Kofu
Oracle Text
Put 2 cards from your hand on the bottom of your deck in any order. If you put 2 cards on the bottom of your deck in this way, draw 4 cards. (If you can't put 2 cards from your hand on the bottom of your deck, you can't use this card.)
Card Details
Character Background
Kofu is a clean, efficient Supporter-style Trainer for decks that want steady value without spending a full turn on setup, and it fits especially well in tempo and midrange shells that can afford to recycle a couple of low-impact cards. By putting two cards from your hand on the bottom of your deck, you turn potential dead draws into a fresh four-card refill, which is a strong net gain when your hand has situational Energy, extra copies of Stadiums, or redundant search cards. The bottom-deck clause matters, so Kofu rewards planning: include cards you are happy to “bank” for later, then use the new cards to keep pressure or find a key attacker. It pairs nicely with shuffle-and-search strategies and decks that can recover specific resources from the deck, since the bottomed cards remain accessible over time. In practice, Kofu is best when your deck can consistently convert quantity into the right quality.
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Character Background
Kofu is a clean, efficient Supporter-style Trainer for decks that want steady value without spending a full turn on setup, and it fits especially well in tempo and midrange shells that can afford to recycle a couple of low-impact cards. By putting two cards from your hand on the bottom of your deck, you turn potential dead draws into a fresh four-card refill, which is a strong net gain when your hand has situational Energy, extra copies of Stadiums, or redundant search cards. The bottom-deck clause matters, so Kofu rewards planning: include cards you are happy to “bank” for later, then use the new cards to keep pressure or find a key attacker. It pairs nicely with shuffle-and-search strategies and decks that can recover specific resources from the deck, since the bottomed cards remain accessible over time. In practice, Kofu is best when your deck can consistently convert quantity into the right quality.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 06:40:42 UTC