Shelgon Collector’s Guide: Celestial Storm #105

Character Intro

Shelgon (#105) from the Celestial Storm set is an Uncommon Dragon-type Pokémon card with 90 HP. Its lone attack, Raging Blade, offers straightforward offense and gains power when Shelgon has taken damage.

Quick Facts

• Type: Dragon
• Stage: Stage 1 (Evolves from Bagon)
• Retreat Cost: 3
• Weakness: Fairy ×2
• Resistance: None
• Attack: Raging Blade (30+ damage; does 50 more damage if Shelgon has damage counters)
• Abilities: None
• Flavor Text: “They lurk deep within caves—motionless, neither eating nor drinking. Why they don’t die is not known.”
• Illustrator: Asako Ito
• Card Number: sm7-105
• Set: Celestial Storm (Sun & Moon series)
• Rarity: Uncommon

Key Printings

The key printing of Shelgon is from the Celestial Storm set, card number 105. This printing showcases Asako Ito’s unique artwork and includes the attack “Raging Blade,” which benefits when Shelgon has damage counters. No other printings or promotional variants are documented for this exact card.

Variants & Identifiers

This Shelgon card has no known print variants. Identifiers include the set code “sm7,” card number 105, and its Uncommon rarity. Its Dragon type and Stage 1 classification further distinguish it for collectors.

Legality & Play Notes

• Legality: unknown
• This card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats.

Its play viability is limited by a relatively high Retreat Cost and lack of abilities, but the “Raging Blade” attack can be potent if Shelgon sustains damage.

Care & Storage Tips

Store the card in a protective sleeve and keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its Uncommon rarity and detailed artwork, maintaining mint condition will help retain collector value.

Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

• Celestial Storm (sm7): Shelgon appears as a solid Stage 1 Dragon-type with a unique attack that scales with damage counters. This set highlights Shelgon’s mysterious nature with atmospheric artwork and flavor text emphasizing its enigmatic survival in caves.