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Poké-POWER ⇢ Support Navigation
Once during your turn, when you put Lapras onto your Bench from your hand, you may search your deck for a Supporter card, show it to your opponent, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
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coolestman22
This looks like it would be really useful in today’s format. No Supporter? Ultra Ball or Level ball for this and get yourself the N or Juniper you need.
Nosredna
and along came tapu lele, who skillfully rolled up Lapras, Mewtwo EX, and two Max Potions into one tidy little package
Ambassador
Maybe not as bombastically as Tapu Lele GX, but Lumineon V is continuing Lapras’ legacy in Gen 8 of the TCG.
feyblade
This sounds like a fairly good way to make your deck more consistent if you are running multiple supporters. Even if you aren’t, unless you’re going to be having a full bench, this can function as a deck thinner. That being said, running it incurs a certain risk of getting stuck with it on turn 1…
Twylis
Looking through old gen 3 championship decks and seemingly none of them ran this card, but I can’t really seem to figure out why. Did FireRed & LeafGreen Pidgeot’s universal card search + the ability to get it into play immediately with pre-nerf Rare Candy simply make Lapras unnecessary? But even then, just running a couple Lapras instead would save so much deck space, and it’s searchable with Dual Ball.
Twylis
Starting to figure it out — it seems most the supporters just weren’t good enough back then for the bench space usage to be worthwhile, which also increased the need of Pidgeot’s universal search! One of the core uses of supporter search, finding gust effects like Boss’s Orders to close out a game, also simply didn’t exist back then.