Poké Kid Collector’s Guide
Character Intro
Poké Kid is an uncommon Supporter card from the Sword Shield set, numbered 173. It has no attacks or abilities; its distinct character art adds flavor and variety to the set.
Quick Facts
| set_name | release_date | number | rarity | hp | illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sword Shield | 173 | Uncommon | Hitoshi Ariga |
- Card Number: 173
- Type: Supporter
- Retreat Cost: 0
- Regulation Mark: D
- Abilities/Attacks: None
- Rules Text: Search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn.
Key Printings
The only known printing of Poké Kid is from the Sword Shield base set, identified by the set code swsh1 and card number 173. This printing is notable for its clean artwork and straightforward gameplay effect.
Variants & Identifiers
There are no known print variants for this card. It is identified by its uncommon rarity, regulation mark D, and the illustrator Hitoshi Ariga’s distinct art style. The card has no listed weaknesses, resistances, or HP.
Legality & Play Notes
Legality: unknown
Poké Kid’s effect lets you search your deck for any Pokémon, making it a versatile Supporter. Keep in mind that only one Supporter can be played per turn, which limits combining it with other Supporters.
Care & Storage Tips
Store Poké Kid in a protective sleeve, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Given its uncommon rarity and clean design, preserving edges and surface will help retain collector value.
Set-by-Set Micro-summaries
- Sword Shield (swsh1): The original and only set featuring Poké Kid. It introduced a simple deck-searching Supporter that complements many strategies without complicating gameplay.
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