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Basic - Trubbish Evolves into Garbodor
Name | Set Name | Number | Type | HP | Stage | Weakness | Resistance | Retreat Cost | Rarity | Pokemon Power | Attack 1 | Attack 2 | Attack 3 | Attack 4 |
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Legendary Treasures | 67 | Psychic | 70 | Basic | Px2 | 2 | Common | [2] Pound (20) | [2P] Poison Gas (30) The Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned. | ||||
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Plasma Storm | 63 | Psychic | 60 | Basic | Px2 | 1 | Uncommon | [P] Pile Up - Flip a coin. If heads, search your deck for a Pokemon Tool card, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward. | [2] Sludge Toss (20) | ||||
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Plasma Storm | 64 | Psychic | 60 | Basic | Px2 | 1 | Common | [1] Pound (10) | [1PP] Sludge Bomb (40) | ||||
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Plasma Storm | 65 | Psychic | 70 | Basic | Px2 | 2 | Common | [1P] Tool Drop (20x) Does 20 damage for each Pokemon Tool card attached to Pokemon in play (both your and your opponent's). | |||||
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Dragons Exalted | 53 | Psychic | 70 | Basic | Px2 | 2 | Common | [2] Pound (20) | [2P] Poison Gas (30) The Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned. | ||||
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Noble Victories | 48 | Psychic | 60 | Basic | Px2 | 1 | Common | [1] Garbage Collection - Put a card from your discard pile on top of your deck. | [1P] Sludge Bomb (20) | ||||
Name | Set Name | Number | Type | HP | Stage | Weakness | Resistance | Retreat Cost | Rarity | Pokemon Power | Attack 1 | Attack 2 | Attack 3 | Attack 4 |
Stage 1 - Garbodor
Name | Set Name | Number | Type | HP | Stage | Weakness | Resistance | Retreat Cost | Rarity | Pokemon Power | Attack 1 | Attack 2 | Attack 3 | Attack 4 |
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Legendary Treasures | 68 | Psychic | 100 | Stage 1 | Px2 | 3 | Rare | Garbotoxin - If this Pokemon has a Pokemon Tool card attached to it, each Pokemon in play, in each player's hand, and in each player's discard pile has no Abilities (except for Garbotoxin). (Ability) | [1PP] Sludge Toss (60) | ||||
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Plasma Freeze | 119 | Psychic | 100 | Stage 1 | Px2 | 3 | Ultra-Rare | Garbotoxin - If this Pokemon has a Pokemon Tool card attached to it, each Pokemon in play, in each player's hand, and in each player's discard pile has no Abilities (except for Garbotoxin). (Ability) | [1PP] Sludge Toss (60) | ||||
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Plasma Storm | 66 | Psychic | 110 | Stage 1 | Px2 | 3 | Rare | [1] Biosmog (20) The Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned. Flip a coin. If heads, discard an Energy attached to that Pokemon. | [1PP] Sludge Bomb (70) | ||||
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Plasma Storm | 67 | Psychic | 110 | Stage 1 | Px2 | 3 | Rare | [2] Ensnarl (20x) Does 20 damage times the number of C in the Defending Pokemon's Retreat Cost. | [3P] Double Ducts (80x) Flip 2 coins. This attack does 80 damage times the number of heads. | ||||
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Dragons Exalted | 54 | Psychic | 100 | Stage 1 | Px2 | 3 | Rare | Garbotoxin - If this Pokemon has a Pokemon Tool card attached to it, each Pokemon in play, in each player's hand, and in each player's discard pile has no Abilities (except for Garbotoxin). (Ability) | [1PP] Sludge Toss (60) | ||||
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Noble Victories | 49 | Psychic | 100 | Stage 1 | Px2 | 3 | Uncommon | [1P] Gentle Wrap (30) The Defending Pokemon can't retreat during your opponent's next turn. | [1PP] Gunk Shot (60) The Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned. | ||||
Name | Set Name | Number | Type | HP | Stage | Weakness | Resistance | Retreat Cost | Rarity | Pokemon Power | Attack 1 | Attack 2 | Attack 3 | Attack 4 |
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