鯰魚王

Printed language: Traditional Chinese · Pokémon

Set (printed edition): 劍&盾 SET A
Rarity (source): Uncommon
Illustrator: kawayoo
Source reference: SC1a-075

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The Pokémon’s story

Whiscash lives on the bottom of swamps, sweeping the mud with its whiskers to locate prey. Its poor eyesight makes these vibration sensors essential. It readily swallows creatures that pass nearby, sometimes along with mud. If an intruder threatens its territory, it can cause an earthquake. The Pokédex recounts a belief that a school suddenly leaping from the water foretells an earthquake, but presents this sign as a belief.

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

A detail worth noticing

Pokémon Ultra Moon explains that Whiscash uses its whiskers to detect vibrations despite its poor eyesight. Pokémon Shield describes the earthquakes it causes when defending its swamp. Its sensors therefore help it detect danger, which it answers with a tremor.

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Card details

HP: 140
Type (source): Fighting
Stage (source): Stage1
Pokédex number: 340
Regulation mark: D
Retreat cost: 3 Energy
Weakness (source): Grass ×2

Printed card text — Traditional Chinese

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

會在沼澤底部建造居所。只要是活著的東西都會吃下肚，是個不挑食的大胃王。

Abilities

下潛

Ability

只要這隻寶可夢在備戰區，不會受到招式的傷害。

Attacks

地震

Cost: Fighting · Fighting

Damage: 140

自己的所有備戰寶可夢也各受到20點傷害。[在備戰區不計算弱點・抵抗力。]

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