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アリゲイツ

テラスタルフェスex / #033/187

アリゲイツ

Printed language: Japanese · Pokémon

Set (printed edition)
テラスタルフェスex
Rarity (source)
None
Illustrator
Jerky
Source reference
SV8a-033

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The Pokémon’s story

Croconaw closes its jaws on a target and almost never lets go. Its fangs curve like fishhooks and stay deeply embedded; it may even break them without releasing its grip. Others then grow back, keeping its mouth a formidable weapon. The Pokédex notes that it always has forty-eight teeth. This ability to replace them explains why a lost tooth does not interrupt its hunting method for long.

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

A detail worth noticing

Pokémon X counts forty-eight teeth in Croconaw's mouth and says a lost fang grows back. Pokémon Omega Ruby compares their shape to fishhooks. Its bite therefore owes its effectiveness to the teeth's shape as much as their renewal.

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Card details

HP
90
Type (source)
Water
Stage (source)
Stage1
Pokédex number
159
Regulation mark
H
Retreat cost
2 Energy
Weakness (source)
Lightning ×2

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

キバは 抜けても 次から 次に 生えてくる。いつも 口の中には 48本の キバが そろっている。

Attacks

ぎゃくふんしゃ

Cost: Water

Damage: 30

このポケモンをベンチポケモンと入れ替える。

Documented variants

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  • Normal
  • Reverse
  • normal · standard
  • reverse · masterball · standard
  • reverse · standard

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