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Professor Turo's Scenario card from the Prismatic Evolutions set
Card image via the Pokémon TCG API.
Pick-up and reset supporter

Professor Turo's Scenario

Rescue a Pokémon and clear its damage.

SupporterIntermediate to play
Plays in: Raging Bolt ex

What this card does

Returns one of your Pokémon in play to your hand.

Discards all cards attached to that Pokémon, including Energy and any damage on it.

What it does

Professor Turo's Scenario

Put 1 of your Pokémon in play into your hand. (Discard all cards attached to that Pokémon.)

You pick up one of your own Pokémon and put it back into your hand, which clears its damage because it leaves play. Everything attached to it, such as Energy and Tools, goes to the discard pile. As a Supporter, you can play only one Supporter each turn.

Which deck it belongs in

Useful in decks like Raging Bolt ex that want to reset a damaged Pokémon or recover a key piece.

Strengths
  • Saves a Pokémon that is about to be knocked out.
  • Clears all damage by returning the Pokémon to hand.
  • Can recover a key Pokémon to replay later.
Watch out for
  • You lose all Energy and cards attached to that Pokémon.
  • Replaying and re-energising it costs more turns.

Pairs well with

Raging Bolt ex
Raging Bolt ex

Resets a damaged attacker so it can be rebuilt clean.

Ultra Ball
Ultra Ball

Helps redeploy the Pokémon you picked back up.

Pro tip

Use it before a knockout to deny the opponent a prize card, but only when you can afford to re-attach Energy.

Good to know

A flexible rescue card that trades attached Energy for a clean reset.

Note for the parent

Think of it as a rescue and reset. A hurt Pokémon comes back fresh in hand, but it loses the Energy attached, so it is a trade between safety and tempo.

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