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  • Collector’s Guide: Quaxly (Paldea Evolved #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Quaxly Paldea Evolved 49

    Character Intro

    In the vibrant world of Paldea’s Pokémon TCG, Quaxly, number 49 from the Paldea Evolved set, stands as a common find yet offers an intriguing twist with its unique attack, Apply Gel. This water-type starter Pokémon is ready to make a splash in any collector’s deck.

    Quick Facts

    • Type: Water
    • HP: 60
    • Rarity: Common
    • Abilities: None
    • Attacks: Apply Gel (Water + Colorless; does 20 damage and prevents the Defending Pokémon from attacking during your opponent’s next turn if they flip tails)
    • Weakness: Lightning (×2)
    • Resistances: None
    • Retreat Cost: 1
    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Paldea Evolved 49 Common 60 sui

    Key Printings

    The only known printing of Quaxly Paldea Evolved 49 is in the Paldea Evolved set.

    Variants & Identifiers

    No print variants are currently known for this card. The card can be identified using the EPN query: “Quaxly Paldea Evolved 49”.

    Legality & Play Notes

    Legality: unknown

    Care & Storage Tips

    To maintain your Quaxly Paldea Evolved 49 in optimal condition, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Protect it using top-loading card sleeves and consider using deck protectors for long-term storage.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    Paldea Evolved (SV2)

    The Paldea Evolved set introduces a variety of Pokémon from the Scarlet & Violet region, including Quaxly Paldea Evolved 49. This set is not legal in the Standard format but its legality for Expanded and Unlimited formats is unknown.

    Quaxly (Paldea Evolved) #49

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    Quaxly (Paldea Evolved) #49

  • Collector’s Guide: Clauncher (Scarlet Violet #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Clauncher (Scarlet Violet 49)

    Character Intro

    In the vibrant world of Scarlet Violet, the common Clauncher (#049) stands out with its striking, spiky shell. This Pokémon’s primary attack, Vise Grip, showcases its powerful grip, ready to leave a lasting impression on any opponent in your TCG collection. Despite its common rarity, Clauncher is a must-have for every dedicated collector.

    Quick Facts

    • Pokémon: Clauncher
    • Type: Water
    • HP: 70
    • Illustrator: miki kudo
    • Rarity: Common

    [TABLE]
    | set_name | release_date | number | rarity | hp | illustrator |
    | — | — | — | — | — | — |
    | Scarlet Violet | | 49 | Common | 70 | miki kudo |

    Key Printings

    The only known printing of Clauncher is from the Scarlet Violet set.

    Variants & Identifiers

    • Card ID: sv1-49
    • Market Reference (EPN Query): Clauncher Scarlet Violet 49

    Legality & Play Notes

    • Legality: unknown

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the condition of your Clauncher card, store it in a deck protector or top loader and keep it away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperatures.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    Scarlet Violet (sv1)

    The only home for Clauncher is the Scarlet Violet set, released as part of the Pokémon TCG’s latest expansion.

    Clauncher (Scarlet Violet) #49

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    Clauncher (Scarlet Violet) #49

  • Collector’s Guide: Skiploom (Neo Genesis #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Skiploom (Neo Genesis #49)

    Skiploom (Neo Genesis 49) Collector’s Guide

    Character Intro

    Skiploom is an Uncommon Pokémon card from the Neo Genesis set, numbered 49. With 60 HP and the status-inflicting Poisonpowder, it’s a straightforward addition to collections focused on early-generation Pokémon.

    Quick Facts

    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Neo Genesis 49 Uncommon 60 Atsuko Nishida
    • Type: Grass
    • Stage: Stage 1 (Evolves from Hoppip)
    • Retreat Cost: 0
    • Weakness: Fire ×2
    • Resistance: Fighting -30
    • Attacks:
    • Poisonpowder: Deals 10 damage and poisons the Defending Pokémon.
    • Stun Spore: Deals 10 damage and may paralyze the Defending Pokémon on a coin flip.

    Key Printings

    This exact Skiploom card is from the Neo Genesis set, identified as card number 49. It is an Uncommon rarity card illustrated by Atsuko Nishida. The card does not have a known release date.

    Variants & Identifiers

    This printing has no known print variants or alternate versions. It is identified by the set code “neo1” and the card ID “neo1-49.” The card’s image can be referenced at /images/neo1/neo1-49.jpg.

    Legality & Play Notes

    • Legality: unknown
    • This Skiploom card is not legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats according to the provided data.

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the card’s vivid artwork and structural integrity, store it in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its Uncommon rarity, maintaining mint condition can enhance its collectible value.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    • Neo Genesis: Introduces Skiploom as a Stage 1 Grass-type with status-inflicting attacks and moderate HP, reflecting the early Neo series’ focus on evolving Pokémon and strategic status effects.

    Skiploom (Neo Genesis) #49

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    Skiploom (Neo Genesis) #49

  • Collector’s Guide: Unown [M] (Neo Discovery #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Unown [M] (Neo Discovery #49)

    Unown [M] Collector’s Guide

    Character Intro

    Unown [M] from Neo Discovery is an Uncommon, 40 HP Basic Psychic Pokémon. It features the [Metal] Pokémon Power and the attack Hidden Power. Its hieroglyph-inspired design makes it a distinctive addition to any collection.

    Quick Facts

    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Neo Discovery 49 Uncommon 40 CR CG gangs
    • Type: Psychic
    • Stage: Basic
    • Retreat Cost: 1
    • Weakness: Psychic ×2
    • Ability: [Metal] Pokémon Power reduces damage from Metal Pokémon by 30, but stops if more than one Unown [M] is in play.
    • Attack: Hidden Power (10 damage, costs 1 Psychic energy)
    • Flavor Text: “Their shapes look like hieroglyphs on ancient tablets. It is said that the two are somehow related.”
    • Rules: Up to 4 Basic Pokémon cards with Unown in their names can be included in a deck.

    Key Printings

    This guide covers the Neo Discovery printing of Unown [M], card number 49, an Uncommon rarity card. The card is a Basic Psychic Pokémon with a unique defensive ability and a simple attack.

    Variants & Identifiers

    There are no known print variants for this exact printing of Unown [M]. The card can be identified by its set code “neo2,” number 49, and the illustrator CR CG gangs. The card’s Psychic type and the [Metal] Pokémon Power are distinctive features.

    Legality & Play Notes

    Legality: unknown
    This card is not legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats. The Pokémon Power provides a niche defensive benefit against Metal-type attackers, but it ceases to function if more than one Unown [M] is in play.

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the card’s condition, store it in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid bending or scratching the card surface, especially since the artwork and text are key identifiers. Proper storage will maintain its collectible and gameplay value.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    • Neo Discovery: Introduced Unown [M] as a Basic Psychic Pokémon with a unique damage-reducing ability against Metal types. The set emphasizes mysterious and ancient themes, reflected in the card’s flavor text and design.

    Unown [M]

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    Unown [M] (Neo Discovery) #49

  • Collector’s Guide: Qwilfish (Neo Revelation #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Qwilfish (Neo Revelation #49)

    Qwilfish Collector’s Guide: Neo Revelation #49

    Character Intro

    Qwilfish from the Neo Revelation set is a common card numbered 49. It has 60 HP and features the attack Needle Storm. This card offers a straightforward, classic option for collectors.

    Quick Facts

    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Neo Revelation 49 Common 60 Sumiyoshi Kizuki
    • Type: Water
    • Stage: Basic
    • Retreat Cost: 1
    • Weakness: Lightning ×2
    • Resistances: None
    • Abilities: None
    • Attacks:
    • Poison Sting: Flip a coin; if heads, the Defending Pokémon is Poisoned. Deals 10 damage.
    • Needle Storm: Flip coins until tails; this attack does 20 damage times the number of heads.

    Key Printings

    This guide focuses on the Neo Revelation printing of Qwilfish, card number 49. It is a common rarity card with no known alternate printings or promotional versions.

    Variants & Identifiers

    There are no known print variants for this Qwilfish card. It can be identified by its set code “neo3” and the card number 49. The illustration by Sumiyoshi Kizuki and the Water-type symbol further distinguish this card.

    Legality & Play Notes

    Legality: unknown
    This card is not legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats. No official tournament play notes are available.

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve this card’s vivid artwork and condition, store it in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its common rarity, it is a good candidate for beginner collectors to practice proper card care.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    • Neo Revelation: Qwilfish appears as a Basic Water-type Pokémon with a unique coin-flip based attack mechanic. Its moderate HP and simple retreat cost make it a straightforward card within this set’s aquatic theme.

    Qwilfish Neo Revelation 49

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    Qwilfish (Neo Revelation) #49

  • Collector’s Guide: Light Machoke (Neo Destiny #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Light Machoke (Neo Destiny #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Light Machoke (Neo Destiny 49)

    Character Intro

    In the captivating world of Neo Destiny, the Uncommon Light Machoke emerges as a beacon, boasting a robust 80 HP. Its signature move, Gentle Kick, showcases its striking agility on the battlefield. Collectors seeking a dynamic addition to their deck will find the Light Machoke, card number 49, an intriguing choice for strategic gameplay.

    Quick Facts

    • Pokémon: Light Machoke
    • Type: Fighting
    • HP: 80
    • Illustrator: Miki Tanaka
    • Rarity: Uncommon
    • Image URL: /images/neo4/neo4-49.jpg

    Key Printings

    The Light Machoke card has only one known printing, which is the Neo Destiny set (Neo4-49).

    Variants & Identifiers

    This card does not have any print variants or alternate versions. The card number, 49, and the regulation mark are both absent from this printing.

    Legality & Play Notes

    Legality: unknown

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the condition of your Light Machoke card, store it in a deck protector and keep it away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperatures. Regularly clean your collection using a soft brush and card-safe cleaning solution.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    The Neo Destiny set was released as part of the Pokémon Trading Card Game’s Expedition Base Set series. This set introduced several new cards, including Light Machoke, and is popular among collectors for its unique designs and powerful Pokémon.

    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Neo Destiny Unknown 49 Uncommon 80 Miki Tanaka

    Light Machoke (Neo Destiny) #49

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    Light Machoke (Neo Destiny) #49

  • Collector’s Guide: Koga’s Pidgey (Gym Challenge #49)

    Koga’s Pidgey Collector’s Guide

    Character Intro

    Koga’s Pidgey is an uncommon card from the Gym Challenge set, numbered 49. This lively Pokémon boasts 40 HP and features the attack Wing Attack. Its straightforward design reflects the classic style of the Gym Challenge series.

    Quick Facts

    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Gym Challenge 49 Uncommon 40 Atsuko Nishida
    • Pokémon: Koga’s Pidgey
    • Type: Colorless
    • Stage: Basic
    • Retreat Cost: 1
    • Weakness: Lightning (×2)
    • Resistance: Fighting (-30)
    • Attacks:
    • Messenger: Return Koga’s Pidgey and attached cards to the deck, then search for any Basic or Evolution card except Koga’s Pidgey.
    • Wing Attack: Deals 20 damage with a cost of two Colorless energies.
    • Abilities: None
    • Flavor Text: Unknown
    • Regulation Mark: None

    Key Printings

    This exact printing of Koga’s Pidgey appears in the Gym Challenge set, identified by set code “gym2” and card number 49. It is an uncommon card, making it a moderately sought-after piece for collectors focusing on Gym Challenge or Koga-themed decks.

    Variants & Identifiers

    There are no known print variants for this card. Identification is straightforward through its set code “gym2,” card number 49, and the distinctive illustration by Atsuko Nishida. The card’s unique attacks and Colorless typing further distinguish it.

    Legality & Play Notes

    Legality: unknown
    This card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats. Its strategic value lies in its ability to recycle itself and search for other Pokémon, which may appeal to collectors and casual players interested in deck manipulation mechanics.

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the card’s condition, store it in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its uncommon rarity and unknown release date, maintaining its artwork and edges is essential for long-term value.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    • Gym Challenge: Koga’s Pidgey is featured as a Basic Colorless Pokémon with tactical attacks that support deck searching and moderate damage, fitting the Gym Challenge’s theme of specialized Gym Leader Pokémon.

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  • Collector’s Guide: Erika’s Weepinbell (Gym Heroes #49)

    Erika’s Weepinbell Collector’s Guide

    Character Intro

    Erika’s Weepinbell from the Gym Heroes set is a striking Uncommon card numbered 49. It features a solid 70 HP, with Vine Whip as a signature attack. The Ken Sugimori artwork captures the essence of Weepinbell with a focused design.

    Quick Facts

    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Gym Heroes 49 Uncommon 70 Ken Sugimori
    • Type: Grass
    • Stage: Stage 1
    • Retreat Cost: 2
    • Weakness: Fire (×2)
    • Attacks:
    • Sleep Poison: Puts the Defending Pokémon to Sleep and Poisoned (cost: Grass, Colorless)
    • Vine Whip: Deals 40 damage (cost: Grass, Grass, Colorless)
    • Abilities: None
    • Flavor Text: Unknown
    • Regulation Mark: None

    Key Printings

    The key printing of Erika’s Weepinbell is from the Gym Heroes set, identified by the set code gym1 and card number 49. This is the only known printing for this card.

    Variants & Identifiers

    There are no known print variants for this card. Identification is straightforward through its set code gym1, card number 49, and the distinctive Ken Sugimori artwork.

    Legality & Play Notes

    Legality: unknown
    This card is not legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats, according to the provided data.

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the card’s vivid illustration and uncommon rarity, store it in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid bending or scratching the surface to maintain its collector value.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    • Gym Heroes: Erika’s Weepinbell appears as a solid Stage 1 Grass-type Pokémon with dual-status inflicting and damage-dealing attacks. It fits well within the Gym Heroes theme, showcasing Erika’s Grass-type team.

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  • Collector’s Guide: Koga’s Pidgey (Gym Challenge #49)

    Koga’s Pidgey Collector’s Guide

    Character Intro

    Koga’s Pidgey is an uncommon card from the Gym Challenge set, numbered 49. This lively Pokémon boasts 40 HP and features the attack Wing Attack. Its straightforward design reflects the classic style of the Gym Challenge series.

    Quick Facts

    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Gym Challenge 49 Uncommon 40 Atsuko Nishida
    • Pokémon: Koga’s Pidgey
    • Type: Colorless
    • Stage: Basic
    • Retreat Cost: 1
    • Weakness: Lightning (×2)
    • Resistance: Fighting (-30)
    • Attacks:
    • Messenger: Return Koga’s Pidgey and attached cards to the deck, then search for any Basic or Evolution card except Koga’s Pidgey.
    • Wing Attack: Deals 20 damage with a cost of two Colorless energies.
    • Abilities: None
    • Flavor Text: Unknown
    • Regulation Mark: None

    Key Printings

    This exact printing of Koga’s Pidgey appears in the Gym Challenge set, identified by set code “gym2” and card number 49. It is an uncommon card, making it a moderately sought-after piece for collectors focusing on Gym Challenge or Koga-themed decks.

    Variants & Identifiers

    There are no known print variants for this card. Identification is straightforward through its set code “gym2,” card number 49, and the distinctive illustration by Atsuko Nishida. The card’s unique attacks and Colorless typing further distinguish it.

    Legality & Play Notes

    Legality: unknown
    This card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats. Its strategic value lies in its ability to recycle itself and search for other Pokémon, which may appeal to collectors and casual players interested in deck manipulation mechanics.

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the card’s condition, store it in a protective sleeve away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its uncommon rarity and unknown release date, maintaining its artwork and edges is essential for long-term value.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    • Gym Challenge: Koga’s Pidgey is featured as a Basic Colorless Pokémon with tactical attacks that support deck searching and moderate damage, fitting the Gym Challenge’s theme of specialized Gym Leader Pokémon.

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  • Collector’s Guide: Kadabra (Legendary Collection #49)

    Collector’s Guide: Kadabra (Legendary Collection #49)

    Kadabra (Legendary Collection 49) – Collector’s Guide

    Kadabra

    Quick Facts

    Kadabra from the Legendary Collection is a Stage 1 Psychic-type Pokémon card with 60 HP. It evolves from Abra and features two attacks: Recover, which removes all damage counters by discarding a Psychic Energy attached to Kadabra, and Super Psy, dealing 50 damage. The card has a retreat cost of 3 and a weakness to Psychic-type attacks (×2). It is illustrated by Ken Sugimori and classified as an Uncommon rarity.

    Key Printings

    • Set: Legendary Collection (set code: base6)
    • Card Number: 49
    • Rarity: Uncommon
    • Illustrator: Ken Sugimori
    • HP: 60
    • Type: Psychic
    • Stage: Stage 1 (evolves from Abra)
    • Legality: unknown

    Variants & Identifiers

    This exact printing has no known print variants. It is identified by the set code “base6” and card number 49. The card’s flavor text reads:
    “It emits special alpha waves from its body that induce headaches even to those just nearby.”

    Care & Storage Tips

    To preserve the condition and value of this Kadabra card, store it in a protective sleeve and keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid bending or scratching the card surface, and consider a top-loader or binder for long-term storage.

    Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

    • Legendary Collection: This set reprints classic cards with a nostalgic design, including Kadabra #49. It is known for its collectible appeal rather than tournament legality, which remains unknown for this card.
    set_name release_date number rarity hp illustrator
    Legendary Collection 49 Uncommon 60 Ken Sugimori

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    Kadabra (Legendary Collection) #49