バトルリージョン / #020/67

マンムー

Printed language: Japanese · Pokémon

Set (printed edition): バトルリージョン
Rarity (source): Uncommon
Illustrator: Uta
Source reference: S9a-020

CARDEX BACKGROUND

The Pokémon’s story

Mamoswine carries large ice tusks that grow as temperatures fall. Specimens have been found trapped in ten-thousand-year-old ice, and very ancient murals depict it. Its species was long thought extinct. The Pokédex mentions the heat wave following the ice age as a threat to its survival. Its current presence therefore connects today's cold landscapes with a very distant past.

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

A detail worth noticing

Pokémon Sword mentions ten-thousand-year-old murals of Mamoswine. Pokémon Shield explains that its icy tusks grow with the cold. Ancient images and specimens found in ice describe a species closely tied to cold climates.

Sources for this background

Card details

HP: 180
Type (source): Water
Stage (source): Stage2
Pokédex number: 473
Regulation mark: F
Retreat cost: 4 Energy
Weakness (source): Metal ×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

１万年前の壁画にも描かれている。絶滅したと考えられていた時期もある。

Attacks

ふぶき

Cost: Water · Colorless · Colorless

Damage: 80

相手のベンチポケモン全員にも、それぞれ10ダメージ。［ベンチは弱点・抵抗力を計算しない。］

ひょうざんプレス

Cost: Water · Water · Colorless · Colorless

Damage: 170

このポケモンについているエネルギーを1個選び、トラッシュする。次の相手の番、このワザを受けたポケモンは、ワザが使えない。

Documented variants

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Normal
Reverse
normal · standard
reverse · pokeball · standard

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