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- It doesn't matter whether the Pokemon is active or benched. And yes, returning a Pokemon to your hand removes all damage from it, but you cannot return a Pokemon to your hand whenever you want to.
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Jul 10, 2016 · I have several Pokemon that have the ability to return them to your hand as part of an attack. For example: Phione: Auqa Boomerang - 20 damage - Return this Pokemon and all cards attached to it to your hand. and. Shaymin EX - Sky Return - 30 damage - Return this Pokemon and all cards attached to it to your hand.
Acerola (need to have at least one damage counter), AZ, Super Scoop Up, Scoop Up Cyclone (Ace Spec), Cheren's Care (Acerola but only for Normal Types) are trainers cards that can take your Bench Pokemon to your Hand.
Once a Pokemon is in play (on your bench counts as in play) you can only take it back into your hand through use of something like a Super Scoop-Up. However, I do not know where to find the rule that explicitly states this.
Move 1 of your Benched Pokémon up to the Active Spot to become your new Active Pokémon! These two steps happen at the same time, so you can still switch if your Bench is full. Once per turn, you can discard Energy attached to your Active Pokémon to bring it back to your Bench. Your Pokémon’s Retreat Cost shows how much Energy to discard.
Jan 26, 2020 · It doesn't matter whether the Pokemon is active or benched. And yes, returning a Pokemon to your hand removes all damage from it, but you cannot return a Pokemon to your hand whenever you want to. You need to use trainers or an ability of a Pokemon to do so.
Aug 18, 2017 · It is mandatory to have an active Pokémon! This goes so far, that if you don't have a basic Pokémon in your hand at the beginning of the game, you get a mulligan - show your cards to your opponent, put your hand back into the deck, shuffle and draw a new starting hand. The opponent may draw an extra card. This goes on until you have drawn a ...
No Pokemon can be removed from the bench back onto your hand, unless that Pokemon has an ability that allows that action, or if you use an item card that allows you to do so. Also, unless something specifically says so, a benched card has no attack, or ability?
