Atp - 6 spoilers

Our first features everybody's favorite Transformers scientist, Shockwave. This is another in the line of new cards featuring the "Energized" ability, but in the right deck it will work without it, as well.

First, let's take a look at the pips. It's a blue pip for Specialists only. Specialists tend to be the type of Transformer that manipulates the deck or scrap pile, and this is continuing with manipulation of the KO pile as well. An all-Specialist deck makes this a standard blue pip. It's also got a green pip, for (checks notes) Weaponizers? That's a card type you don't see too often, as Sergeant Cog, Raider Grunt and Sergeant Six-Gun are generally considered a bit overcosted for what they do. However, it perfectly Synergizes with the fourth available Weaponizer, ATP-5's Battlefield Shockwave. Battlefield Shockwave is pricey but packs a lot of punch, and can help you get this card in your hand before he's KO'd and becomes the powerful Full-Caliber Laser Vulcan

So what does the card actually do? You get to look at the top card of your opponent's deck. From there you have several options. The easiest is simply to KO it - a clean way to power up your Energized abilities. However, you can also choose to leave it there - either because it's a pip that won't help them on defense, or because you want the second ability, to put an Upgrade from your scrap pile on top of your deck. This mirrors the card Reclaim, which generally sees play in Major Shockwave decks due to his ability to then play the Reclaimed card directly from the top of your deck. You can also draw the card via a flip or Upgrade ability that gives you a draw... or, if you qualify for reasonably high Energized 4 cost, you can simply play it immediately.

So we have here a card that works well with Specialists, and can either power Energized or get Upgrades back from your own scrap pile. That's some pretty good Mad... Engineering?