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Take all Energy cards attached to 1 of your Pokémon with Sabrina in its name and attach them to another 1 of your Pokémon with Sabrina in its name.
illus. Ken Sugimori
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feyblade
If they were gutsy, they would have removed the trainer name restriction from the effect.
In the anime, Sabrina could force multiple targets to teleport to a very specific location simultaneously and had psychic powers that could seemingly rival Movie Mewtwo..and she didn’t even have to -try- to use them.
In contrast, Erika didn’t really do much of anything and awarded Ash for saving one of her Pokemon from utter destruction…something a more competent trainer would have been able to do on her own.
The TCG seems to reverse this to the extreme, giving Sabrina a limited power(only marginally stronger than energy switch due to your inability to control it) that only works with a pair (!) of her own pokemon and Erika one of the most disgustingly powerful effects in unrestricted play ever. It’s honestly amusing even trying to justify a flavorful explanation for this.
Curtis
Well, Erika’s generosity is reflected in her card’s ability. Sabrina, however, is as vastly underpowered as you said.