Banlist

Extra Supporter chains make comeback turns too explosive for a format built around simple attacks and slower combat pacing.

The card bypasses normal evolution tempo and creates Fossil starts that can skip too much of the format’s intended setup game.

Its VSTAR attack compresses an entire board into damage-counter math, which overwhelms the core exchange of clean attacks.

Technical Machines grant attacks from outside the Pokémon card. That sidesteps the central legality test instead of engaging with it.

Single Strike and Rapid Strike Scrolls add text-heavy attacks that let decks outsource their attack identity to Tools.

Z-Crystals introduce GX attacks through Tools and make the GX reminder-text exception harder to police consistently.

Given the abundance of rainbow-like energies in the SUM-on format, meeting Okidogi’s requirement with just two energies is so simple that keeping the card legal means warping the format around it.

High damage output, an ability to accelerate energies, the highest HP currently available in the format and the support steel type can use make this card a meta-warping powerhouse.