Call of Legends / #34/95

Tangrowth

Printed language: English · Pokémon

Set (printed edition): Call of Legends
Rarity (source): Rare
Illustrator: Hideaki Hakozaki
Source reference: col1-34

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The Pokémon’s story

Tangrowth's two arms are intertwined vines that it stretches out to grab prey. It can lose them in battle because they grow back. In a warm climate, they grow so quickly that it sometimes has to shorten them itself. During the warmer season, all its vines become dense enough to hide its eyes. The Pokédex shows strength based on the continuous growth of a plantlike body rather than ordinary limbs.

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

A detail worth noticing

Pokémon Sword presents the discovery that Tangrowth's arms are intertwined vines as a recent one. Pokémon Shield says it cuts them when they grow too much in the heat. Its limbs are therefore both renewable weapons and vegetation that needs tending.

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Card details

HP: 110
Type (source): Grass
Stage (source): Stage1
Evolves from (printed name): Tangela
Pokédex number: 465
Retreat cost: 4 Energy
Weakness (source): Fire x2
Resistance (source): Water -20

Printed card text — English

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Description from the source

Its vines grow so profusely that, in the warm season, you can't even see its eyes.

Attacks

Grind

Cost: Colorless

Damage: 20×

Does 20 damage times the number of Energy attached to Tangrowth.

Plow Over

Cost: Grass · Colorless · Colorless

Damage: 30

Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. If tails, put 1 Energy card attached to the Defending Pokémon in the Lost Zone.

Documented variants

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Normal
Reverse
normal · standard
reverse · standard

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