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The other ability it has is backup 1
the Herb Pokmon is shown with a menacing look as its primed to attack
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Pokmon.com defines retreat in the Pokmon Trading Card game as, "When you switch your Active Pokmon with one of your Benched Pokmon." While that may seem like a simple task, the detail that makes this game mechanic shine as a strategic powerhouse is the cost associated with retreating your active Pokmon