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Repel card

Trainer · Item

Repel

Switch out your opponent's Active Basic Pokémon to the Bench. (Your opponent chooses the new Active Pokémon.)
Extradimensional Crisis #64 Uncommon Illustrated by Yoshinobu Saito

Competitive results

30-day Sample Window · Oct 14, 2026–Nov 13, 2026

Last seen Nov 12, 2026

Metashare

8.8%

578 of 6591 Decklists

Top Cut

65

Top-eight Decklists

Tournament wins

11

First-place finishes

Leading Archetypes

  1. Hoopa ex Mega Absol exHoopa ex Mega Absol exHoopa ex Mega Absol ex41.0% · 237
  2. Mega Charizard Y ex Entei exMega Charizard Y ex Entei exMega Charizard Y ex Entei ex16.8% · 97
  3. Umbreon Mega Absol exUmbreon Mega Absol exUmbreon Mega Absol ex10.2% · 59
  4. Umbreon Mega Sableye exUmbreon Mega Sableye exUmbreon Mega Sableye ex3.8% · 22

Commonly paired Cards

  1. Professor's Research98.3% · 568
  2. Poké Ball96.9% · 560
  3. Cyrus74.7% · 432
  4. Copycat73.0% · 422

Recent Top Cut finishes

Community

Latest posts featuring Repel

shiny_jemmz

A very slight change on the deck Maddy featured a few days ago. I believe all I did was take his advice and add a second Sabrina. The results are pretty wild as I've won 8 in a row, beat many Zards. Not sure yet if Sableye or Absol are better partners but I think the extra damage of Sableye makes more sense late game (doesn't make it far enough to know) Serena, poke comm, x speed, poke balls all make this surprisingly consistent to get eevee into active. Repel/Sabrina keep umbreon hitting hard.

TokyoYellow

How the Deck Functions: This aggressive Lightning-type deck aims to power up Pikachu ex quickly. Pichu supports the early game, while Electric Generator accelerates energy. Pikachu ex leads the offense, targeting quick knockouts against Basic Pokémon. Zeraora provides additional attacking options, while Oricorio offers defensive coverage against opposing Pokémon ex. Trainer cards provide draw power, healing, mobility, and disruption.