Alolan Vulpix V Collector’s Guide
Character Intro
Alolan Vulpix V from the Silver Tempest set is a Rare Ultra card numbered 173. This striking Pokémon boasts 190 HP and features the powerful attack Frost Smash. Its icy design captures the essence of its frosty abilities.
Quick Facts
| set_name | release_date | number | rarity | hp | illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver Tempest | 173 | Rare Ultra | 190 | 5ban Graphics |
- Type: Water
- Stage: Basic, V
- Retreat Cost: 1
- Weakness: Metal ×2
- Rules: V rule applies—when knocked out, opponent takes 2 Prize cards
- Card ID: swsh12-173
Key Printings
The key printing of Alolan Vulpix V is from the Silver Tempest set (set code swsh12), numbered 173. This printing is notable for its Rare Ultra rarity and the clean, modern artwork by 5ban Graphics.
Variants & Identifiers
- There are no known print variants for this card.
- Identifiers:
- Water type
- Absence of any abilities
- Two attacks: “White Drop” and “Frost Smash”
- Regulation mark: F
- Subtypes: Basic and V
Legality & Play Notes
- Legality: unknown
- This card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats. It follows the V rule, meaning when it is knocked out, the opponent takes two Prize cards.
Care & Storage Tips
To preserve the vibrant artwork and maintain card condition, store Alolan Vulpix V in a protective sleeve and keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its Rare Ultra rarity, consider using a top loader or binder with individual pockets for added protection.
Set-by-Set Micro-summaries
- Silver Tempest: This set introduces Alolan Vulpix V as a powerful Water-type Basic Pokémon with strong offensive capabilities and a unique attack that targets Pokémon V specifically. The set’s design and illustration style highlight the card’s icy theme and tactical potential.
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