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ミラクルツイン / #057/94

チョロネコ

Printed language: Japanese · Pokémon

Set (printed edition)
ミラクルツイン
Rarity (source)
Common
Illustrator
Sumiyoshi Kizuki
Source reference
SM11-057

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The Pokémon’s story

Purrloin knows how to turn charm into an opportunity to steal. It lets humans lower their guard, takes their possessions and enjoys watching their reaction. Its endearing appearance is not entirely innocent. Behind this little performance is a playful, cunning Pokémon whose amusement sometimes depends directly on the annoyance it has just caused someone.

Background on the species in the video games; its forms and card versions may have appeared later.

A detail worth noticing

Pokémon Sword mentions rivalry between Purrloin and Nickit. This relationship adds a named opponent to the portrait of the little thief. The text establishes their opposition without specifying its origin: it does not support attributing cooperation or a shared adventure to them.

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Card details

HP
70
Type (source)
Darkness
Stage (source)
Basic
Pokédex number
509
Regulation mark
C
Retreat cost
1 Energy
Weakness (source)
Fighting x2
Resistance (source)
Psychic -20

Printed card text — Japanese

Quoted source text is retained in the card’s printed language so this exact printing can be identified. The CarDex background above is translated into English.

Description from the source

かわいらしい 仕草で 油断させて その すきに 持ち物を 奪う。 怒ると ツメを 立てて 反撃。

Attacks

おそうじ

Cost: Colorless

相手の場のポケモンについている「ポケモンのどうぐ」を、1枚トラッシュする。

Documented variants

Versions reported by the source; identification for sales still needs verification.

  • Normal
  • normal · standard

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