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Blaine’s Quiz Show card from the Unified Minds set
Illustration by Megumi Mizutani. Card image via the Pokémon TCG API.
Supporter

Blaine’s Quiz Show

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A tricky supporter card that uses a guessing game to help you draw extra cards.

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What this card does

You place a Pokemon from your hand face down in play and name one of its attacks.

Your opponent guesses the identity of that hidden Pokemon.

If they guess correctly, they draw four cards. If they guess incorrectly, you draw four cards.

What it does

Blaine’s Quiz Show

Put a Pokémon from your hand face down in front of you and tell your opponent the name of an attack it has. Your opponent guesses the name of that Pokémon, and then you reveal it. If your opponent guessed right, they draw 4 cards. If they guessed wrong, you draw 4 cards. Return the Pokémon to your hand.

This card turns a standard game moment into a test of memory and bluffing. It matters because it can swing the momentum by giving you or your opponent a sudden burst of resources, depending on who wins the guess.

Which deck it belongs in

It suits decks that rely on specific Pokemon with well-known attacks to bait mistakes. It works best when players are familiar with their own card pool and can predict what their child might hide.

Strengths
  • Card advantage
  • Psychological play
  • Resource denial
Watch out for
  • Relies on opponent error
  • Predictable if known
  • No direct damage
Pro tip

Choose a Pokemon with a common attack name to increase the chance of your opponent guessing correctly and drawing cards for you.

Good to know

Blaine is the former Gym Leader of Cinnabar Island who specializes in Fire type Pokemon.

Note for the parent

Ask your child which Pokemon they chose to hide, as this helps you understand their strategy for the turn.

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