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Super Scoop Up
Oracle Text
Flip a coin. If heads, put 1 of your Pokémon and all cards attached to it into your hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Super Scoop Up is a deceptively flexible Trainer from Neo Genesis that rewards careful sequencing and a tempo-minded game plan. By flipping heads, you can pull one of your Pokémon and every attached card back into your hand, effectively denying Prize progress, clearing damage, and recycling key resources in one burst. It fits best in tempo and combo shells, especially decks that want to reuse powerful Pokémon with strong come-into-play effects, protect a damaged attacker, or reset a high-value Energy investment before an opponent can finish it off. A strong synergy tip is to pair it with Pokémon that have useful Bench-triggered or play-triggered abilities, since replaying them can generate extra value while preserving cards attached. It also works well in control decks that want to disrupt the opponent’s math and prolong a single threat. The coin flip adds variance, so it’s best as a tactical tool rather than a full engine.
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Character Background
Super Scoop Up is a deceptively flexible Trainer from Neo Genesis that rewards careful sequencing and a tempo-minded game plan. By flipping heads, you can pull one of your Pokémon and every attached card back into your hand, effectively denying Prize progress, clearing damage, and recycling key resources in one burst. It fits best in tempo and combo shells, especially decks that want to reuse powerful Pokémon with strong come-into-play effects, protect a damaged attacker, or reset a high-value Energy investment before an opponent can finish it off. A strong synergy tip is to pair it with Pokémon that have useful Bench-triggered or play-triggered abilities, since replaying them can generate extra value while preserving cards attached. It also works well in control decks that want to disrupt the opponent’s math and prolong a single threat. The coin flip adds variance, so it’s best as a tactical tool rather than a full engine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 15:40:43 UTC