Larvitar Collector’s Guide: HS Unleashed #50

Character Intro

Larvitar from the HS Unleashed set is a common card numbered 50 with 50 HP. It features the lively attack Reckless Charge, capturing Larvitar’s raw energy in battle.

Quick Facts

• Type: Fighting
• Stage: Basic
• Retreat Cost: 1
• Weakness: Water (×2)
• Resistance: Lightning (-20)
• Evolves From: None
• Regulation Mark: Unknown

Attacks & Design

• Mountain Eater: Discards the top card of the opponent’s deck and heals Larvitar, offering light disruption and self-sustain.
• Reckless Charge: Deals 20 damage but causes Larvitar to take 10 damage itself, trading power for risk.

Printing Notes

This Larvitar appears in the HS Unleashed set as card number 50. It is a common rarity card, making it accessible for collectors and players alike. The card’s artwork and design are consistent with the HeartGold & SoulSilver series style.

Variants & Identifiers

There are no known print variants for this Larvitar card. It is identified by the set code “hgss2” and the card ID “hgss2-50.” The market reference query is “Larvitar HS Unleashed 50,” useful for locating this exact printing.

Legality & Play Notes

Legality: unknown
This Larvitar card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats. Its attacks include “Mountain Eater,” which discards the top card of the opponent’s deck and heals Larvitar, and “Reckless Charge,” which deals 20 damage but causes Larvitar to take 10 damage itself. These moves provide a mix of disruption and self-sustain.

Care & Storage Tips

To preserve the vivid artwork and maintain card condition, store this Larvitar in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its common rarity, it is ideal for casual collectors or players who appreciate the HeartGold & SoulSilver era aesthetics.

Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

• HS Unleashed: Larvitar debuts as a Basic Fighting-type with modest HP and unique attacks that blend deck disruption and self-healing. The set features consistent artwork by Sumiyoshi Kizuki, emphasizing the Pokémon’s natural traits.