Fezandipiti ex
A handy refill card that pays you back after a Pokémon is knocked out.
What this card does
Fezandipiti ex is a Basic Pokémon used in many different decks as a safety net. If the opponent knocked out one of your Pokémon last turn, it lets you draw three fresh cards, turning a setback into a refill.
It can also attack to deal a flat amount of damage to any one of the opponent's Pokémon, including ones on the Bench, which adds a little reach when needed.
Flip the Script
Once during your turn, if any of your Pokémon were Knocked Out during your opponent's last turn, you may draw 3 cards. You can't use more than 1 Flip the Script Ability each turn.
Once a turn, if any of your Pokémon were knocked out during your opponent's last turn, Flip the Script lets you draw 3 cards. Losing a Pokémon is usually bad, so this softens the blow and helps you rebuild. It is why so many decks quietly include one Fezandipiti ex on the Bench.
Attacks
This attack does 100 damage to 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)
Abilities
Once during your turn, if any of your Pokémon were Knocked Out during your opponent's last turn, you may draw 3 cards. You can't use more than 1 Flip the Script Ability each turn.
Which deck it belongs in
It is a flexible utility piece for decks like Dragapult ex and N's Zoroark ex, giving them a reliable way to refill after trading away a Pokémon.
- •Free three-card draw after a knockout
- •Fits into almost any deck
- •Basic Pokémon, ready early
- •Cruel Arrow can target the Bench
- •Flip the Script only works after you lose a Pokémon
- •Gives up 2 Prize cards when knocked out
- •Its attack is modest, so it is mainly support
Pairs well with
Dragapult trades Pokémon often, so the after-knockout draw fires regularly.
Both are common Basic utility Pokémon that round out a consistent Bench.
Drop Fezandipiti ex on the Bench early so the three-card draw is ready the moment one of your Pokémon goes down.
Top players who use this deck
Bayzen A. · Australia
5th, Melbourne Regional Championships 2026 (Junior division), and Oceania Junior #6 with 1,020 Championship Points
Gareth Murphy · Australia
Runner-up, Melbourne Regional Championships 2026 (959 players)
Hiromu Sasaki · Japan
Champion, Melbourne Regional Championships 2026
Shun Takemasa · United States
Top 4, Melbourne Regional Championships 2026 (Dragapult Dusknoir)
Dragapult ex is the most successful deck of the season, with event wins including the Korean League Final, Lima, Los Angeles, Champions League Aichi and Prague. At Australia's Melbourne Regional it took first, second and several Top 8 places, and Australian Junior Bayzen A. finished 5th.
Fezandipiti is one of the Loyal Three from the Kitakami legends, known for charming others, which suits a card that turns your luck around after a loss.
One of the most widely included support cards in the format, so a single copy earns its place in many decks. Usually only one is needed.
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