Wooloo Collector’s Guide: Fusion Strike #221

Character Intro

Wooloo is a Common Pokémon card from the Fusion Strike set, numbered 221. It has 60 HP and features the attack “Let’s All Rollout.” This card offers a simple yet charming addition to any collection.

Quick Facts

• Type: Colorless
• Stage: Basic
• Retreat Cost: 1
• Weakness: Fighting ×2
• Regulation Mark: E
• Flavor Text: If its fleece grows too long, Wooloo won’t be able to move. Cloth made with the wool of this Pokémon is surprisingly strong.

Key Printings

This exact Wooloo card appears in the Sword & Shield Fusion Strike expansion, identified by set code swsh8 and card number 221. It is a Common rarity card with no evolutions or abilities.

Attacks

• Derail — Discards a Special Energy from the opponent’s Active Pokémon and deals 10 damage.
• Let’s All Rollout — Does 20 damage times the number of your Benched Pokémon with the same attack.

Variants & Identifiers

There are no known print variants for this Wooloo card. It is identified by the set code swsh8, card number 221, and the illustrator Miki Tanaka. The card has no special abilities or alternate art versions documented.

Legality & Play Notes

Data provided lists legality as unknown and notes it is not currently legal in major formats.

• Legality: unknown
• This card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats according to the provided data.
• Its attacks provide utility by disrupting Special Energy attachments and scaling damage with Benched Pokémon sharing the same attack.

Care & Storage Tips

To preserve this Wooloo card’s condition, store it in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid bending or scratching the card surface, especially since it is a Common rarity and may be more prone to wear. Keeping it in a binder or top-loader will help maintain its vibrant illustration by Miki Tanaka.

Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

• Fusion Strike (swsh8): Wooloo appears as a Basic Colorless Pokémon with straightforward attacks focused on energy disruption and bench synergy. It fits well into casual decks seeking simple, thematic Colorless-type Pokémon. The set’s regulation mark E indicates it belongs to a mid-era Sword & Shield expansion, though specific release date details are unknown.